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Shoushimin: How to Become Ordinary is a slower paced show that sees two intelligent yet quirky high school students solve mysteries ranging from the mundane to outright attempted murder all while they tell themselves it is important for them to abandon the things that make them unique in an effort to fit in and become ordinary.

Tsubasa finally makes her return to the stage as Hibiki and Chris almost support each other as they take on the Noise.

Girls Band Cry combines great character writing, surprisingly expressive CGI, and some standout on-stage rock n roll sequences to find its own solid place in the sometimes crowded anime band genre.

This week on the #AniMangaPictureChallenge we #AniMangaFoundIt some Hats from #anime and #manga to put on!

My list of anime to watch in 2025  includes some new entries in classic mecha franchises, continuations of great fantasy series, and a couple of new original works that show promise.

We haven't seen a year packed with so many great anime since 2018!

This brief, spectacular return to the Macross Frontier story meets and surpasses expectations with a wonderful new song and brilliant, colorful animation.

Akebi’s Sailor Uniform is a fun, good-natured show that allows its energetic lead to become the glue that binds her entire junior high class together.

The Revue Starlight Movie pulls off a surprising, well founded continuation of the anime series that is spectacularly theatric from beginning to end.

Destiny, the first person shooter developed by Bungie, has a wealth of backstory hidden away in its off screen Grimoire. This series digs into some of the most fascinating bits of Destiny's first few years of lore.