By Bisu and Yukiko. Released in Japan as “Tensei Oujo wa Kyou mo Hata o Tatakioru” by Arian Rose. Released in North America by J-Novel Heart. Translated by Esther Sun. As I got near the end of this [...]
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Mitsuha raked in 260 gold for Adelaide’s debutant ball, which she converts to 26 million yen. That’s nearly $200,000—not too bad! That also means 1 gold = 100,000 yen, or about $760. It also means [...]
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By Riku Misora and Sacraneco. Released in Japan as “Choujin Koukousei-tachi wa Isekai demo Yoyuu de Ikinuku you desu!” by GA Bunko. Released in North America by Yen On. Translated by Nathaniel Hiroshi [...]
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By Tappei Nagatsuki and Shinichirou Otsuka. Released iJapan by Media Factory. Released in North America by Yen On. Translated by Jeremiah Borque. Last time I said that I finally realized why so many [...]
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By Patora Fuyuhara and Eiji Usatsuka. Released in Japan as “Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomo ni” by Hobby Japan. Released in North America digitally by J-Novel Club. Translated by Andrew Hodgson. Last [...]
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I swear, this show makes me want to jump into the manga and read ahead because I simply can’t handle the week long wait between episodes. Today the culprit behind Subaru’s death is revealed to be none [...]
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Koichi finally understands the situation he is in, but whether him also being ignored helps the class or not is put in question —————————————————————————— By accepting Koichi into the class, the class became short one desk and therefore more than the class quote and hence why Misaki needed to be nonexistent. Izumi had checked Koichi [...]
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There are more than a few shows that manage to defy genre conventions and differentiate themselves from their contemporaries as a result, through means such as inserting comedy where it otherwise wouldn’t be present, or introducing deep sociopolitical messages in otherwise fluffy stories. Another, being the brilliant show that it is, manages to follow in [...]
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What is this!? Misaki.. SMILING.. AND DANCING? I must be dreaming, isn’t she usually depressed and all mysterious and stuff? Oh wait. Yeah, Sakakibara was dreaming – but at least it was a pretty damn good dream.  In episode 6 of Another, Misaki and Sakakibara talk a lot more and basically spend most of the [...]
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What is this!? Misaki.. SMILING.. AND DANCING? I must be dreaming, isn’t she usually depressed and all mysterious and stuff? Oh wait. Yeah, Sakakibara was dreaming – but at least it was a pretty damn good dream.  In episode 6 of Another, Misaki and Sakakibara talk a lot more and basically spend most of the [...]
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