Saiyuki Reload: Zeroin – We Need More Goku (Review/Analysis)

By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting  Saiyuki is a series near and dear to my heart. The original anime and its several seasons, movie, and OVAs are all top tear action anime with deep stories that I obsessed over in high school (and now, as an adult). So, when I scrolled through MAL’s (MyAnimeList) Winter 2022 anime lists last season, I literally screamed in excitement … Continue reading Saiyuki Reload: Zeroin – We Need More Goku (Review/Analysis)

Update – Editorial Guidelines

Hello, everyone! We officially updated our editorial guidelines and set a format for our long form posts 😄 It’s in a tagged page on theanimeview.com 🎉 As for putting the guidelines into a blog post, well
 I’m sorry for the length of the post—but now that it’s up we shouldn’t be messing with it or adding too much more. Anyway—HAPPY NEW YEAR and thank you … Continue reading Update – Editorial Guidelines

Editorial Guidelines

INTRODUCTION This is a blog, so we don’t expect every post to be like an article or essay. You won’t find much of our work fitting an Inverted Pyramid or lengthy Works Cited at the end, listing every academic article we’ve read in reference to the subject. However, we are trying to transition into a legitimate publication and therefore must adhere to a style guide, ethics, and … Continue reading Editorial Guidelines

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<Title Image of Post OR Video trailer from youtube> Source: “Episode/Chapter ## or Title” &/or Title &/or LINK By: NAME | @ their tag Disclaimer: If one is needed, add it here. If the disclaimer is for questionable material, as a ‘keep reading’ marker here so that the post has to be clicked into for people to expand and read it.  Post text Subhead subhead of subhead emphasis … Continue reading  
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Happy New Year!

Source: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/490188740666672687/ Where we’re at: It is officially 2022! Not to jinx us all, but đŸ€žđŸ€žthat this year isn’t a continuation of the you-know-what that’s been going on for the last two years (I guess it will officially be 2 years by March). Last week’s post did a run-down of some things that happened last year and this week hasn’t changed that so “where we’re at” is … Continue reading Happy New Year!

Encanto: Good–not Great

Disclaimer: This is a movie review for Encanto and, therefore, includes spoilers. Read at your own discretion.  By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting All I’ve heard about lately is how great Encanto is, followed quickly by a â€œbut” or some variation there of, and so I would like to just be straightforward and tell you all that it’s not great.  It’s a good movie… but it’s … Continue reading Encanto: Good–not Great

Richard Plantagenet, III: To Be A King & A Father’s Legacy

By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting Baraou No Souretsu or Requiem of the Rose King has been a favorite series of mine since I first started seeing its translation on the shelves at Barnes and Noble. The series follows a young Richard III from birth to his rise to the throne and, possibly, to his death given the ominous use of “requiem“ in the title. … Continue reading Richard Plantagenet, III: To Be A King & A Father’s Legacy

Recommended Watch: Behind The Animation of Nightmare Of The Wolf

theanimeview: By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting The Witcher: Nightmare Of The Wolf released on Netflix last August and was a fantastic animation to go along with The Witcher show. I, personally, loved it and felt it blended the fantastical nature of magic and story better than the live-action show. Animation really is a great form to adapt such stories and can do a lot more … Continue reading Recommended Watch: Behind The Animation of Nightmare Of The Wolf

Recommended Watch: Behind The Animation of Nightmare Of The Wolf

By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting The Witcher: Nightmare Of The Wolf released on Netflix last August and was a fantastic animation to go along with The Witcher show. I, personally, loved it and felt it blended the fantastical nature of magic and story better than the live-action show. Animation really is a great form to adapt such stories and can do a lot more than … Continue reading Recommended Watch: Behind The Animation of Nightmare Of The Wolf