It’s time for another chunk of Wano Arc and once again these 32 episodes move the plot along about the same as four or five episodes of a regular show, but that’s One Piece for you! If you’re not used to it by now you never will be… Let’s take a look!
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Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War Arc (Episodes 1 – 13) Review
While it already feels like I’ve reviewed this 100 times due to covering it on Anime UK News for various articles, it’s time to actually take a deeper dive into the first chunk of the anime adaptation of Bleach’s final story arc (for now!): The Thousand Year Blood War. I’ve gone on record as saying the actual manga version of the story is … not great, but given the crazy animation quality plus the amazing returning voice cast and music composer this was a great weekly watch. Let’s take a look!
Continue readingDragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai (Episodes 85 – 100) Review
At long last, after well over a hundred weeks, Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai has finally come to an end. It’s been a … ride, maybe not a wild one, but definitely one! While this finale is fun and exciting with a great and extremely Shonen-y final battle I have to say that its not worth watching the other 90 odd episodes full of the same plot being slowly stretched thin until it snaps several times. Still, now I’ve stuck with it for pretty much the sole reason of writing about it on this blog, let’s write about it on this blog!
Continue readingBleach: Lost Agent Arc (Episodes 355 – 366) Review
It’s time to look at what a year or so ago would’ve been the “final episodes of the Bleach anime” but is now the final episodes of the first Bleach series before the currently airing Thousand Year Blood War series. As I mentioned in the first half I do enjoy the sometimes-called Fullbringer arc and honestly the final few episodes really outdo themselves, clearly showing that due to having a finite end they removed all filler and just straight up adapted the manga, and in terms of the final fight, really beautifully (though it pales in comparison to, once again, the currently airing TYBW anime…) So let’s take a look then!
Continue readingSamurai 7 Anime UK News Review
Another one of those sadly-becoming-rarer Anime UK News reviews! This time its the early 2000s weird steampunk version of Seven Samurai created by Gonzo. You can read the review by clicking HERE. Fun but ultimately I can’t see it being very memorable.
Bleach: Lost Agent Arc (Episodes 343 to 354) Review
The Lost Agent arc is a controversial one as it strips the show back down to its original premise: it’s all set in Karakura Town, there’s lot of Ichigo’s school life on display and the plot comes slow and steady. This upset a lot of people, both when the manga chapters came out and the anime episodes, especially those who loved the series because of the Shinigami cast. I personally find it a fun “break” between two much longer and action-heavy arcs, so I don’t mind. Want to know more? Let’s take a look at the first half!
Continue readingDragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai (Episodes 68 – 84) Review
At long last I can say the end is actually in sight as it has now been confirmed that Adventure of Dai will end with Episode 100, so all the setting up for the final battle this chunk of episodes do is going to pay off! Hooray! No more stalling! That being said this chunk of episodes also shows a sudden new trend of undoing previous hard work for the sake of pleasing fans, which… well, is a bit crap really. Let’s tale a look then!
Continue readingVinland Saga Anime UK News Review
My latest review for Anime UK News is the released-today Vinland Saga. A properly top class anime I’d love to dive deeper into one day on this blog, but not for a long time so click HERE to read my abridged thoughts on the show and its Blu-Ray release!
Dragon Ball Super (Manga) – Granolah The Survivor Arc (Chapters 68 – 87) Review
The Dragon Ball Super manga has continued its monthly printing for the past few years with the “Granolah The Survivor” arc, a story arc that started off so well but quickly spiralled downwards until it ended with one of the very worst finales I think I’ve ever seen, read or listened to. Want to know more? Trust me, you don’t.
Continue readingDragon Ball Super: Super Hero Anime UK News Review
Been a while since I got to review anything for Anime UK News, thrilled it was a “screener” for the up-coming new Dragon Ball cinematic release! You can read the review by CLICKING HERE.
It was an odd film, and I wasn’t 100% sold on the new animation style, but it was still a fun 90 minutes!









