reviews
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Manga Reviews: Starving Anonymous Is Weird
*Major Spoilers* Starving Anonymous introduces us to Ie, arguably one of the most useless protagonists I’ve ever come across. He wants to be an artist and has a photographic memory, making him 5% useful. On a bus with his ride… Continue reading
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Analysis: Squid Game’s Sang-woo Did Nothing Wrong
I like attempting to see the best in polarizing characters, so here I am! *Spoilers* Cho Sang-woo serves as somewhat of a foil for Gi-hun. When we’re introduced to Gi-hun, he comes off as a loser. Jobless, he’s giving his… Continue reading
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Positive Masculinity: Stephen Ahn & Gray Yeon
*Spoilers* Masculinity is hard to define, since most of it is rooted in cultural ideas which change over time, rather than Biblical truths. However, generally we associate manliness with trucks, beer, and guns working/being hard working, being logical/stoic as opposed… Continue reading
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Rating the Squid Game (Characters)
*Spoilers ahoy* Imagine waking up at 6:00 am, excited to embark on a lengthy hike up a mountain. It’s drizzling outside and at a spicy, 88 degrees Fahrenheit, the sparse sprinkling will keep you cool on your trek. You get… Continue reading
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Overcoming Post Anime Depression Syndrome
Also known as PADS. Have you ever watched an anime (Hunter x Hunter) that was so, darn good every other anime simply paled in comparison? All your joy for life anime = g o n e faster than you can… Continue reading
