
Not my usual cup of tea, but you can’t always review only what you like… plus this turned out to be really fun! The link is HERE

Not my usual cup of tea, but you can’t always review only what you like… plus this turned out to be really fun! The link is HERE

It probably shouldn’t come as a surprise that I was chosen to be the reviewer for the physical releases of the Dragon Ball Super, at least up until they catch up with my streaming reviews anyway. So HERE is the first 13 episodes, on blu-ray no less!

I know it’s not really a review as such, but I was among the Anime UK News staff to talk about the start of the Autumn anime season, and it can be read HERE . I won’t be saving this in the tabs above, as again it’s not a review, but I thought I’d share it anyway!

The Persona series of games aren’t something that really interested me, at least gameplay-wise. I didn’t want to sink many… many hours into a school life sim / traditional turn-based RPG, so I always just kept an eye on it. I saw my friend play through about a third of Persona 3, and then through all of 5, and that’s when I decided to buy Anime Limited’s releases of the Persona 3 films (as well as the Blu-ray release of Persona 4: The Animation, I’ll get to that later though!) Starting with the first two films then, let’s have a look at how such a long and twisty game can be made into a visually stunning anime film series!

My latest review of episodes from the currently airing Dragon Ball Super has gone up at Anime UK News HERE. Goku gets a new transformation! Yep, it’s that time of the year! … or month, really… 😛

Here is my review of Studio Ghibli co-production The Red Turtle, which can be view by clicking HERE. Not my usual cup of tea, but undeniably well crafted!

My review of BlazBlue: Alter Memory, the adaptation of the first two BlazBlue games (well, rough adaptations of the first two games), for Anime UK News can be found by clicking HERE .

My review of God Eater – Part 2 is up on Anime UK News, and can be viewed by clicking HERE . At least this time the Part 2 was of the same quality as the Part 1!

My review of the second half of Charlotte has gone up on Anime UK News, and can be viewed by clicking HERE . Sadly the show fell off a cliff in the later episodes… ah well, can’t be helped sometimes…

Even though it isn’t a TV series, it is a series of episodes and does have an over-arching plot to talk about rather than unconnected stories, so I’ll give Hellsing Ultimate the “Overall Review” treatment. If you’ve been reading the five individual parts you’ll know that this type of show isn’t normally my cup of tea, but there is something about the character designs and insane plot that makes it enjoyable. So, for the last time, let’s take a closer look!