Something More: Catholicism in Noragami, Wolf Children of God, and Bye, Bye, Animekritik!

D.M. Dutcher reviews Wolf Children and finds a parallel to the idea of Christians being “in the world, but not of it.” [Speculative Faith]

Rob continues his Christian reviews, closing out series like Golden Time [1] and Nobunagun [2], while reviewing new shows like Captain Earth [3].

Medieval Otaku gives his thoughts on Witch Craft Works and Noragami, including some Catholic connections in each. [Medieval Otaku]

Additionally, Medieval Otaku, who has guested here and whom we frequently feature in this column, is celebrating the two-year anniversary of his blog.  Go congratulate him! [Medieval Otaku]

Unfortunately, on the other end of the spectrum, animekritik is closing his blog [Kritik der Animationskraft].

We’ve included links to a number of his excellent articles in the past – including some of the following favorites:

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2 thoughts on “Something More: Catholicism in Noragami, Wolf Children of God, and Bye, Bye, Animekritik!”

  1. Thanks for including me here so frequently! It is a shame to hear that animekritik is closing his blog. He wrote some great articles on Galaxy Express 999, and I liked his sense of humor.

  2. Thank you for the mention. It was a very enjoyable experience, and I’m glad to see you guys enjoying blogging as well.

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