It’s actually about music!
Evening, readers. The Inverseman here reviewing some of last year’s greats. Tonight we’re looking at Shinichi Watanabe’s adaptation of Yuki Kodama’s Sakamichi no Apollon (also known as Kids on the Slope). So with so many musically-inclined people behind this anime, how did it perform? Let’s dig in.
What a year for anime 2012 was. There was a lot of bad, but a whole lot of good, and I was drawn in this year more than most. So, now, let’s discuss which ones made the top of my list this year!
12. Magi
This anime is only on here because it’s the least terrible of the terrible anime I’ve seen this year. The best of the worst if you will. And the reason for this is because when it’s good, it soars. When it’s bad, it’s awful. But I love the art style and character designs, and I think that it could have been a great show with a better script. As it stands, it’s fine, but it’s a real shame seeing as it had so much potential.
Happy Independence Day everyone! So the season ended a while ago, but I didn’t figure to write this until today. Why? Well, I figured I’d eventually write reviews for all the anime I’ve watched, but considering my endless list, that’ll take forever. Plus, there’s no guarantee that I’ll even want to review some of the stuff I watched… So I decided to just jot down some of my thoughts on the anime I watched this season. Therefore, major spoilers alert! You’ve been given fair warning…
Spring 2012
Anyway, let’s just dig in! Itadakimasu~ Continue reading »
Hey guys welcome one and all to another Food for Thought post inspired by a few videos that have been circulating (At least, through the animation blogs I follow) around the ‘net for very good, very musical reasons.
Please kick up the volume for these upcoming videos.
And now…
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Let’s jam
