[Recommended Read] Let me tell you all about Sweet Rein… again~
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting December has started again, yet it isnât the holiday season for me until Iâve re-read Yoroshiku Master (Sweet Rein, in the English translation)… again! A few years ago, I wrote about the series here, andâexciting newsâthe English translation is finally available on Amazon once more. Iâm absolutely elated, and decided that I must discuss this series again in the hopes that … Continue reading [Recommended Read] Let me tell you all about Sweet Rein… again~
(Belated) Happy Thanksgiving!
(Belated) Happy Thanksgiving, Everyone! I hope you all had a cozy, food-filled holiday (and maybe got yourself something fun in the Black Friday sales)! I know this post is a couple days late, but between my full-time job, part-time job, and a whirlwind East-to-West Coast trip (literally one day to get there, one day there, one day to get back), things got hectic fast this … Continue reading (Belated) Happy Thanksgiving!
[Reflection] Digital Parasites: What Digimon Tells Us About Trusting AI
By: Adam Goldin In Saban Entertainmentâs latest entry for the Digimon franchise, Digimon Beatbreak, we can see first hand the problems with overreliance on Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology conveyed largely through the character of Tomoro and his Digimon, Gekkomon. In the real world, an overreliance on AI is destroying the ability for humans to think critically as well as the environment we live in. Ultimately, … Continue reading [Reflection] Digital Parasites: What Digimon Tells Us About Trusting AI
KPop Demon Hunters Fandom: Cultural Missteps and Growing Pains
By: Katherine Cañeba | @kcserinlee I freakinâ love KPop Demon Hunters (KDH) (my favorite Saja Boy is Baby Saja, not counting Jinuâwhom pretty much everybody loves!) and many of you probably do, too! I watched KDH at least 30 times in as many days, watched something else, then came back to watch it another 10 times or so. The soundtrack was on repeat for weeks … Continue reading KPop Demon Hunters Fandom: Cultural Missteps and Growing Pains
Ranma 1/2: Akane’s Potential Pansexuality
By: Jenna Morgan | @jennasoccerm Author note: I refer to Ranma as âheâ since thatâs what he refers to himself as, even in a feminine form. Nostalgia! Seems to be the ticket to our eyes, hearts, and wallets. Producers have been doing this for what seems like decades nowâredoing everything that was made before that was deemed successful and loved. At this point, a lot … Continue reading Ranma 1/2: Akane’s Potential Pansexuality
[DLC Review] Spirit City: Lofi Sessions – All Aboard!
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 DLCâAll 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 couldnât review … Continue reading [DLC Review] Spirit City: Lofi Sessions – All Aboard!
Mieruko-chan & The Tiger
When I first wrote about Mieruko-chan last year, I couldnât stop thinking about the classroom scene in Episode 1 where the teacher asks, âWhat do you think is the authorâs intent? Imagine if you turned into a tiger. What is it like to have part of your humanity stripped away?â (MIERUKO-CHAN, Episode 1) As we now know, or assume, this is a reference to âThe Beast … Continue reading Mieruko-chan & The Tiger
My Elusive Tiger: A (semi-joking) Conspiracy Theory! [Rant]
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting Hi, everyone! This week’s post is a little different. It’s more about research and media literacy than anything else. Here is my sort of joking conspiracy theory about the Internet right now: Teachingâand writingâin 2025 feels a little unreal. AI is everywhere, search engines summarize before they share what you are looking for, and every time I go online … Continue reading My Elusive Tiger: A (semi-joking) Conspiracy Theory! [Rant]
Follow-Up: Who Made Me a Princess (Episodes 1-5 Impressions + Spoilers!)
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting As of Episode 5, I feel like Who Made Me a Princess has been making enough distinguishable differences that itâs truly becoming its own series. And honestly? Itâs better than I initially thought or gave it credit for in my initial review. The first three episodes left me underwhelmed, especially as a longtime fan of the webtoon. However, with … Continue reading Follow-Up: Who Made Me a Princess (Episodes 1-5 Impressions + Spoilers!)
Halloween Nostalgia: Scoobtober on YouTube
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting Thereâs something about October that makes me crave the comforts of childhood. In years past, I was so in want of comfort that I often skipped the fall altogether to start preparing for Christmasâso no pumpkins, candy, or anything else fall-inspired aside from the fashion. Now, I feel a little bold saying this online, especially since my friends feel … Continue reading Halloween Nostalgia: Scoobtober on YouTube
