(Screenshot/Netflix, âTrollhunters: Rise of the Titansâ from the Tales of Arcadia) By: Anonymous | @bottledwriterwritingâ Iâve been told I can rant, so here I go. I have been watching western animation for a long time, and for some reason, in long-lasting shows, you get an episode of Male Pregnancy. MPreg, as fanfiction writers have dubbed it, is not a new thing. Doing it well, however, is … Continue reading Animation Made Weird – Male Pregnancy
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting If you know me at all, youâll know that Natsume Yuujinchou is probably my all time favorite anime/manga. It is to me as Yu Yu Hakusho is to Krow, @coffeewithkrow (if you know, you know). And one of the things that always has stood out to me about Natsume is the importance of names within the story. Itâs not expressly … Continue reading The Importance of Names in Natsume Yuujinchou – Analysis
silvershoelaces: theanimeview: By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting If youâve ever studied Japanese you know that some things get dropped based on the context. For example, in English we pretty much always say, âmy name is ___â or âI am ___.â However, in Japanese you can basically just respond â___desuâ (desu acting like a verb â.â) and be fine. Outside of a context, you would probably state the âI … Continue reading Theory: Now Entering the Demon King, Iruma!
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting If youâve ever studied Japanese you know that some things get dropped based on the context. For example, in English we pretty much always say, âmy name is ___â or âI am ___.â However, in Japanese you can basically just respond â___desuâ (desu acting like a verb â.â) and be fine. Outside of a context, you would probably state the âI amâ part … Continue reading Theory: Now Entering the Demon King, Iruma!
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @psweditingâ I know weâve titled this with a controversial statement, but please wait and hold your judgment for the end. Here at The Anime View, during this long hiatus that has recently been brought to a close by my impatience (while we film and re-film everything a few hundred times for Jenna) weâve been holding debates. One that we had … Continue reading Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon âItâs not a good sequel, itâs a nostalgia sale.â
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @psweditingâ It may surprise some of you to know that I have degrees in book reading and writing. While earning those degrees I studied one specific time period more than the othersâthat being British Literature from late-17th/18th century through the early 20th century. This is to say that it is a time period I know a little more about than … Continue reading My Nitpick Issue with Sherlock in Moriarty the Patriot
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @pswediting I canât be the only one confused by cultivation comics, right? Right? Iâve probably added over 20 martial world type comics to my current reading list and, every time, I am faced with a new list of cultivation levels that literally make no sense. Almost every series i read in these types of worlds have similar levels and correlating … Continue reading Cultivation Confusion? I have some links for that…
By: Peggy Sue Wood | @psweditingâ I know for a fact that some of you are sleeping on this series because its a CGI and a Chinese ONA, AND I AM CALLING YOU OUT. This series is one of the best romances I have ever read, and the officially licensed English version is available to read for free on MangaToon, Tapas, and Webcomics (Webcomicsapp <- which … Continue reading Romance of the Season: No Doubt In Us / Liang Bu Yi
By: Jenna Morgan | @jkmorgan-media I ended up loving this show, even though it honestly took a few episodes to really get me. Hera was my favorite character almost all the way to the end. I mean, who doesnât like a powerful woman, right? Seriously: DONâT MESS WITH A POWERFUL WOMAN WHOâS BEEN SCORN FOR DECADES BY HER HUSBAND! Not even by accident or indirectly. … Continue reading Brother, Brother! – Review: BLOOD OF ZEUS
I finally decided to pick up Naruto again and more and more I think that the 3rd Hokage and village as a whole just screwed Narutoâs life up more and more. They didnât tell him about his parents, they treated him like dirt despite him playing a vital role literally from birth in protecting the village. No one really raised him, explaining why so much … Continue reading Naruto Rant:
