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Here’s how Rakugo Shinju teaches its modern viewers to appreciate rakugo. Clever show. Average Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 295 user reviews. [ | | | | ]
The Untold Story of Altair & Vega seeks to get to the heart of as many matters as possible, using as many words as possible, with anime as its vehicle. If the journey to enlightenment were a trip down the river of knowledge, Japanese cartoons are the boat in which we row.
Here is our latest in shipbuilding.
Here’s how Rakugo Shinju teaches its modern viewers to appreciate rakugo. Clever show. Average Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 295 user reviews. [ | | | | ]
DOES NOT COMPUTE. WHAT IS THIS THING YOU CALL “LOVE?”
Death Parade’s interesting take on the afterlife.
What is a Yurikuma anyway? Is it a lily or is it a bear? Make up your mind! And don’t get me started on triangles. Hoo boy…
This is the beginning of a detailed survey into the politics of anime production insofar as they produce an organic dialectic of aesthetic appreciations circumstantiated by author-centri——nah, I can’t do that. Average Rating: 5 out of 5 based on 279 user reviews. [ | | | | ]
Or, alternatively, let’s talk about imagery and beauty. Average Rating: 5 out of 5 based on 150 user reviews. [ | | | | ]
Good lord, that title. Not even Isuzu’s impressed with it. Well, she’s a hard nut to crack, anyway…