Golden Time Episode 13

Tada Banri and Koko try to move forward as the Festival Club participates in their big uhhh… festival. They look forward to spending time together over Summer break, but they find themselves encountering one new obstacle after another.

First Look: Engaged to the Unidentified

On her sixteenth birthday, Kobeni (not to be confused with konbini) discovers her grandfather arranged for her to be married to a boy she met as a child. Things get awkward quickly when her new fiancé and his precocious little sister move in with Kobeni, her mother, and her obsessive older sister.

The 9th Day of GLORIO: Top 10 Anime of 2013

If you’re a regular reader or you’ve been following our 9 Days of Glorio coverage, it’s pretty clear our writers have a wide range of opinions and perspectives – so wide, in fact, that despite using a mathematically sound voting system for our top 10 anime we somehow ended up with 11 entries! Nevertheless, our…

GLORIO Winter 2014 Anime Guide Part 2

Rounding out our GLORIO Winter Anime Guide is the return of Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions, as well as a mixed bag of manga adaptations and anime original series that we’ll be checking out. Take a look at our second helping of previews and let us know what you think looks good. Also, don’t forget to…

GLORIO Winter 2014 Anime Guide Part 1

With another season and a new year of Glorio Blogging ahead of us, it’s time for a fresh batch of anime to help us through the cold Winter months. What’s looking good to you folks out there? Let us know after you after grab a round of trailers on us, and stay tuned for part 2 later this week!

Golden Time Episode 11

Despite having a rich girlfriend, Tada Banri decides he doesn’t want to be dead weight and starts looking for a job. After turning down some slightly less suspicious prospects, he accepts an offer from Nana.

Good Luck Girl! (Binbogami Ga!) Review

Mixing comedy and drama is a risky proposition. Lean too far into comedy and it’s impossible to take a story seriously, lean too far into drama and the funny bits just become a distraction. This is particularly tough with anime comedies, which are better known for colorful visuals and outlandish premises than for nuanced storytelling.…