Encanto: Goodânot Great
Disclaimer: This is a movie review for Encanto and, therefore, includes spoilers. Read at your own discretion. By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting All Iâve heard about lately is how great Encanto is, followed quickly by a âbutâ or some variation there of, and so I would like to just be straightforward and tell you all that itâs not great. Itâs a good movie… but itâs … Continue reading Encanto: Goodânot Great
Happy Christmas! – Letter from the Editor
It has been a long year! It has also been an exciting one. While looking back, I was kind of thrown by how much we missed earlier this year and how much we kicked out after the start of June. I mean, we went on hiatus to record videos for almost six months at the start of the year (video work that all ended up … Continue reading Happy Christmas! – Letter from the Editor
Richard Plantagenet, III: To Be A King & A Fatherâs 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 ârequiemâ in the title. … Continue reading Richard Plantagenet, III: To Be A King & A Fatherâs 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
Comic-Con@Home 2021 –Â Manga Publishing Industry Roundtable – Notes!
Credit: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting About the Event Date: 25 July 2021 | Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkcbcyjYEHg&ab_channel=Comic-ConInternational Panel Description: Manga sales are now at record highs, but while demand is up, unprecedented supply chain shortages mean that popular titles are frequently out of stock. With these mixed blessings, whatâs next for manga? Find out whatâs going from the perspective of top publishing pros, including Kevin Hamric (vice president … Continue reading Comic-Con@Home 2021 –Â Manga Publishing Industry Roundtable – Notes!
Jobless Reincarnation – Worst of the Worst: Letâs Talk (Review)
DISCLAIMER: This post contains content that we at The Anime View do not think is suitable for everyone. The genre of the work being reviewed is Hentai. Possible triggers or subjects could include sexual assault and pedophilia. There are no images of such, but these topics are discussed. By clicking âKeep Reading,â you understand that you may encounter such content. Viewer/reader discretion is advised. By: Peggy … Continue reading Jobless Reincarnation – Worst of the Worst: Letâs Talk (Review)
The Japan Foundation – Parallel Worlds: Translating Manga – Â Notes
 Credit: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting  About the Event Jocelyne Allen (My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness, Remina) sits down with colleagues David Evelyn (Undead Unluck, Kaiju No. 8) and Jenny McKeon (Blank Canvas, Bloom Into You) to discuss the translation of manga across genres. How is translating a shonen title different from working on a yuri book? What is simulpub? Who decides what … Continue reading The Japan Foundation – Parallel Worlds: Translating Manga –  Notes
Arté (Review)
By: Krow Smith | @coffeewithkrow I must confess, I donât believe in the three episode rule so many seem to follow amongst the anime community. I just donât think it always requires more than an episode or two in order to feel compelled to watch an entire series. However, in the case of watching ArtĂ©, even when I was committed to giving it a solid … Continue reading ArtĂ© (Review)
Foreshadowing Ciel’s Revenge: Kuroshitsujiâs âHis Butler, Performerâ & Shakespeareâs Hamlet
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting Episode 25, one of the first OVAs of the Black Butler franchise, has stood out to me as one of the most confusing entries to the series I can recall (you know, with the exception of all of Season 2âŠ) and it seems fitting to discuss right before Halloween given the theme. For those of you not familiar with … Continue reading Foreshadowing Ciel’s Revenge: Kuroshitsujiâs âHis Butler, Performerâ & Shakespeareâs Hamlet
