By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting It has been a year and one day since PokĆ©mon Legends: Z-A released and I thought I’d share my review as a non-gamer who really loves this game. It is a well-known fact among my friendsāespecially the majority that are gamersāthat I, myself, do not do much of any gaming. My gaming credentials basically include finishing a few PokĆ©mon … Continue reading [Game Review] Pokemon Z-A
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting A series I recently picked up was Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra: World Conquest Starts with the Civilization of Ruin, which might be the most unintentionally Halloween-themed isekai without being outright terrifying that Iāve ever seen. Itās a very subdued, horror-adjacent anime so far. Not as gruesome as Goblin Slayer, but still hype-building enough that I spent my lunch break watching … Continue reading [Review]Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra: World Conquest Starts with the Civilization of Ruin
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting In January I attended Anime Town Greenville for the third year in a row and I believe that this was also their third year hosting in the Greenville Convention Center. I can honestly say that there was a lot of improvement between this year’s convention and the two prior. However, unfortunately, circumstances outside anyoneās control ended up defining much … Continue reading [Event Review] Anime Town Greenville 2026: Moving In The Right Direction At The Wrong Time
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting This upcoming season is ramping up to be one of the most stacked Iāve seen in years. Sure, the list of new and returning titles always feels longābut usually, I can narrow things down to about ten āmust-watchā shows without too much trouble. This time I wasn’t even close to that. As I started pulling titles, I saw so … Continue reading What to Watch: Spring 2026
By: Krow Smith | @coffeewithkrow I have rewatched the first season of Bofuri: I Donāt Want To Get Hurt So Iāll Max Out My Defense countless times. It is one of my comfort shows and it never fails to put a smile on my face. So, needless to say, I was hyped for Season 2 back in 2023 and wanted to give myself ample time … Continue reading [Review] Bofuri Season 2
Written by: Katherine CaƱeba | @kcserinlee I had been hoping to publish this post soon after having seen the movie, but life happened. So here I am, almost two years behind schedule. Still, better late than never! After the seemingly endless wait (for me, at least) from the Christmas 2023 release of the movie Spy x Family CODE: White in Japan to its North American … Continue reading [Review] Spy x Family CODE: White (Anime & Movie Spoilers!)
By: Krow Smith | @coffeewithkrow As someone who didnāt go to cons, I am certainly making up for it now. With Yama-Con being my third full convention experience in this year alone, Iām gathering quite a familiarity with them. While Yama-Con was well reviewed by Peggy (@pswediting) last year, I feel itās time for an update on how it was for 2025. Instead of a … Continue reading [Event Review] Yama-Con 2025
By: Krow Smith | @coffeewithkrow Any chance I get, I will always talk about Spirit City: Lofi Sessions. This time, I have the opportunity to share my love of their most recent paid DLCāAll Aboard! For transparency: I was given the DLC for free and a few days before release by Mooncube Games (the creators) as part of their press release. While I couldnāt review … Continue reading [DLC Review] Spirit City: Lofi Sessions – All Aboard!
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting If you’re looking for a fascinating academic exploration of PokĆ©mon, I highly recommend checking out “GOTTA CATCH ‘EM ALL: Capitalism, The War Machine, and the PokĆ©mon Trainer” by Davin Heckman. It appears to be an “older” Internet text, published I-don’t-know-when, that offers a deep dive into the cultural significance of PokĆ©mon and explores different features of the game and … Continue reading [Recommended Read] Interesting PokĆ©mon Read
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting Revolutionary Girl Utena is not your typical anime. It has several different iterations, all following a magical girl, Utena, as she encounters a complex, weaving tale of love, identity, and revolution, set within the enigmatic walls of Ohtori Academy, her new school. It’s a classic that broke new ground in storytelling by challenging societal norms when it released. It … Continue reading [Recommended Read] “Utena – Shadow Plays” by Jay Scott
