Serial Experiments Lain Review by: John Fragglepuss Evans Genre: Drama, Mystery, Dementia, Psychological, Sci-Fi, Supernatural, Early Internet First Aired: Summer 1998, 13 episodes Summary: Lain Iwakura is an awkward 14-year-old trying to fit in at school. She has a few … Continue reading
Skull-Face Bookseller Honda-san / Gaikotsu Shotenin Honda-san Review by: John Fragglepuss Evans Genre: Comedy, Supernatural, Slice of Life, Skeleton Bookseller First Aired: Fall 2018, 12 episodes Summary: Join the skeleton Honda-san at the manga shop as he encounters unusual customers … Continue reading
Corpse Party: Tortured Souls / Bougyakusareta Tamashii no Jukyou Review by: John Fragglepuss Evans Genre: Mystery, Horror, Psychological, Supernatural, Nine-Person Promise First Aired: July 2013, 4 episodes Summary: Nine students are gathered at their high school in the middle of … Continue reading
Goblin Slayer Review by: John Fragglepuss Evans Genre: Action, Fantasy, Medieval, Goblins First Aired: Fall 2018, 12 episodes Summary: A young priestess is eager to become an adventurer, a task accomplished by signing up for a quest on the adventurer … Continue reading
Mirai Review by: John Fragglepuss Evans Genre: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Coming-of-Age First Released: July 2018, 98-minute film Summary: Kun is a four-year-old with his parents wrapped around his finger until his baby sister Mirai is born. Mirai, which means future, … Continue reading
Nyanbo! Review by: John Fragglepuss Evans Genre: Comedy, Short-Form, Box Cat First Aired: Fall 2016, 26 short-form episodes Summary: Nyanbo are creatures with a cat-like appearance with square bodies. Come to think of it, everything on them is square, from … Continue reading
Lychee Light Club / Litchi DE Hikari Club Review by: John Fragglepuss Evans Genre: Comedy, Drama, Horror, Psychological, Short-Form First Aired: Fall 2012, 8 short-form episodes Summary: The story follows the nine members of the Light Club and their robot, … Continue reading
My Neighbors the Yamadas / Tonari no Yamada-kun Review by: John Fragglepuss Evans Genre: Slice of Life, Comedy, Comic Strip, Watercolor, Studio Ghibli First Released: July 1999, 104-minute film Summary: Meet the Yamada family: Takashi, the loving father with a … Continue reading
