Tag: Sword Art Online

From “Memoria” to “Unrealistic” and “MONSTER”: A Conversation with Eir Aoi

Few artists have become as closely associated with anime music over the decade and a half as Eir Aoi. Since her breakthrough with songs like “Memoria” (Fate/zero), “Innocence” (Sword Art Online), “Genesis” (Aldnoah.Zero), and “Hello Hello Hello” (A Couple of Cuckoos), she has helped define the sound of countless anime memories for fans around the… Read More From “Memoria” to “Unrealistic” and “MONSTER”: A Conversation with Eir Aoi

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Reader’s Corner: Four in Love, Void: No. Nine, and On the Boundary’s Road: The Works of Suzuka Morino

The adventures of a black cat, four stories of what it means to love, demihuman fantasy adventures, and more fill the volumes we cover on this week’s Reader’s Corner! Read our reviews of several brand new series and releases, as well as for the newest volumes of Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale, Immortality and Punishment,… Read More Reader’s Corner: Four in Love, Void: No. Nine, and On the Boundary’s Road: The Works of Suzuka Morino

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Reader’s Corner: Laid-Back Camp (Vol. 17), Moscow 2160, and Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End (Vol. 14)

Sci-fi, fantasy, horror, action, romance, isekai, and more on tap in this week’s column! WacOtaku, Negativeprimes, and Twwk jump into the latest volumes of favorites like Frieren and Laid-Back Camp and brand-new series like Moscow 2160 alike—and everything in-between. Check out our recommendations below! Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End (Vol. 14) • Hinatsugimura • Honeko Akabane’s… Read More Reader’s Corner: Laid-Back Camp (Vol. 17), Moscow 2160, and Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End (Vol. 14)

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Reader’s Corner: Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale (Vol. 3), Secrets of the Silent Witch (Vol. 7), and Kaiju No. 8: Relax

Yuka and Grim investigate, Monica goes undercover, and Kafka and Reno enjoy their time off—plus much, much more in this week’s Reader’s Corner! We also review the latest installments of A Condition Called Love, Ako and Bambi, and other favorites—though we’re not keen on every volume we’ve covered. Read our reviews below! Ako and Bambi,… Read More Reader’s Corner: Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale (Vol. 3), Secrets of the Silent Witch (Vol. 7), and Kaiju No. 8: Relax

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Reader’s Corner: Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint (Vol. 1), Sword Art Online: Unital Ring (Vol. 1), and The Theater of Haruhi Suzumiya

This week, Kirito returns with the first volume of Unital Ring, in which we find him shopping for Asuna’s birthday? We’ve also got the first volume of the original novel adapted into the smash hit manhwa, Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint, and more! DARK MOON: THE BLOOD ALTAR (Vol. 7) • Destroy All Humans. They Can’t Be… Read More Reader’s Corner: Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint (Vol. 1), Sword Art Online: Unital Ring (Vol. 1), and The Theater of Haruhi Suzumiya

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Reader’s Corner: Veil: Calming Noir (Vol. 2), Nue’s Exorcist (Vol. 1), and Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale (Vol. 2)

Check it out: We’ve got volumes of three spin-off series this week—two from a popular isekai and the other from a beloved shoujo—in addition to premiere volumes and more! Check out our reviews below and let us know what you’ve been reading this summer! Nue’s Exorcist (Vol. 1) • Sacrificial Princess and the King of… Read More Reader’s Corner: Veil: Calming Noir (Vol. 2), Nue’s Exorcist (Vol. 1), and Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale (Vol. 2)

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Reader’s Corner: Wanted! Eiichiro Oda Before One Piece, Solo Leveling (Vol. 10), X-Men: The Manga: Remastered (Vol. 1), and Oshi no Ko (Vol. 8)

This week’s Reader’s Corner is full of really cool releases, including a new edition of a classic X-Men manga; one-shots from Oda Eiichiro; the newest volume of Steel of the Celestial Shadows; volume ten of both Issak and Solo Leveling; and not one, but TWO Oshi no Ko releases. Check out our thoughts on these… Read More Reader’s Corner: Wanted! Eiichiro Oda Before One Piece, Solo Leveling (Vol. 10), X-Men: The Manga: Remastered (Vol. 1), and Oshi no Ko (Vol. 8)

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