Fanart Friday: Don’t Forget October 3rd
October 3rd, the most critical date in the beloved series Fullmetal Alchemist (and perhaps for the anime fandom in general!), falls on Saturday this year. Don’t forget it. ★ 【也也也】 「 Don’t forget 」
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Fanart Friday, Too: Behind the Supermarket with Yamada, Tamaya, and Sasaki
Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You has concluded its season! I’m so sad—it was definitely once of the most enjoyable romances I’ve watched in recent years. Very sweet, moving, funny, and stylish. I hope we’ll get an announcement for a season two soon! We’ve been blogging through the episodes, so once you see these lovely… Read More Fanart Friday, Too: Behind the Supermarket with Yamada, Tamaya, and Sasaki
Fanart Friday: Saber, King of Knights
Saber—that proud and honorable king—remains one of anime’s great leaders, and best-designed characters! ★ 【ねこのけだま】 「 ｾ // 水 (Water) // セイバー // 王 // セイバー 」
Fall 2026 Anime First Impressions
Another anime season is upon us, and that means it’s time once again for our first impressions! Fall 2026 is taking its sweet time getting started. A handful of anime will arrive before the end of September, but the season really begins to hit its stride on September 30, when the autumn schedule starts filling… Read More Fall 2026 Anime First Impressions
Reader’s Corner: Always a Catch (Vol. 8), Elden Ring: Distant Tales Between (Vol. 1), and Dorohedoro Illustrations: Mud and Sludge
There’s a wonderfully eclectic mix in this week’s Reader’s Corner! We’re returning to the action-packed romance of Always a Catch, exploring some charming alternate takes on the world of Elden Ring, and diving into the beautifully bizarre artwork of Dorohedoro. Whether you’re here for royal hijinks, whimsical “what if?” stories, or grotesque art that somehow… Read More Reader’s Corner: Always a Catch (Vol. 8), Elden Ring: Distant Tales Between (Vol. 1), and Dorohedoro Illustrations: Mud and Sludge
Natsuki Subaru and the Obstacle of Self-Doubt
Natsuki Subaru has been transported to another world! After three seasons of fighting for the ideal future, he faces even more difficulties in season four of Re:Zero, and these experiences start to leave him feeling confused and alone. He becomes riddled with self-doubt, throwing around words like “pathetic,” “useless,” and “good-for-nothing.” Then, in episode eleven,… Read More Natsuki Subaru and the Obstacle of Self-Doubt
Fanart Friday, Too: Kyojuro Rengoku, Fiery History Teacher
Have you watched or read Kimetsu Academy? It features Rengoku as a history teacher, which I think is pretty clever and right on!
