Well, NFL Draft day has come and gone, my friends! The time when over 500 young men hope to be one of 257 names called onto the stage to advance their football journey from the spirited college fields into the oftentimes cold, harsh, hard-hitting world of the NFL! To say it’s a hard knock life… Read More NFL Draft Anime Recommendations!
Cid returns to his isekai world, new characters are introduced in Always a Catch, and Akira fights a zombie rhino—all in this week’s Reader’s Corner! We also feature the first physical volume of a new series from VIZ: Ultimate Exorcist Kiyoshi. Check out our review of that work and all the rest below! Ako and… Read More Reader’s Corner: Ultimate Exorcist Kiyoshi (Vol. 1), The Eminence in Shadow (Vol. 14), and The Princess of Convenient Plot Devices (Vol. 6)
Inukag is still one of the all-time great ships. We love you, Inuyasha and Kagome! ❤️ ★ 【Requiem】 「 犬かご💚❤️ 」
The artist’s note on this beautiful illustration of Coco from Witch Hat Atelier is as lovely as the art: 小さな冒険が 大きな奇跡へと“Small adventures lead to great miracles” Go on those adventures, Coco! ★ 【ひなた】 『小さな冒険が 大きな奇跡へと』
Gilgamesh of the Fate franchise has one of the coolest Noble Phantasms—”Gate of Babylon.” He’s also a frustratingly arrogant character. But on today’s episode, Mike wonders if we all share some of that same pride—Christians and non-Christians both, as well as particularly young Christians, maybe of whom are in the content creation space. Plus, he… Read More The Power of God and Anime, Episode 41: The Pride of Gilgamesh, Christians, and Content Creators
This week’s reviews include the first volumes of a fantasy light novel series, a romcom, and an independently published manga. We’ve also got the newest volumes of series like Oshi no Ko, A Returner’s Magic Should Be Special, and more! Ako and Bambi (Vol. 6) • Delirium (Vol. 1) • If the Villainess and Villain… Read More Reader’s Corner: My Super-Cute Black Mage! (Vol. 1), Oshi no Ko (Vol. 13), and Delirium (Vol. 1)
Who among us hasn’t wished that they could turn back time and live their teenage years differently—to try harder in school, be more involved in clubs or athletics, ask that girl out or reject that boy you should never have dated. To just live better. In Haibara’s Teenage New Game+, the titular salaryman makes a… Read More Haibara’s Teenage New Game+ and Keys to Living a Rainbow-Colored Youth
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