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The Case Book of Arne arrives as a quirky blend of gothic mystery, episodic whodunits, and off-kilter comedy — all wrapped around an unlikely detective duo: Arne, a brooding vampire investigator, and Lynn Reinweiß, a spirited young woman whose obsession with the supernatural pulls her headfirst into strange cases. The anime adapts material from an […]
Mere days before her graduation, Tiararose Lapis Clementille regains memories of a past life and realizes she’s been reincarnated as the villainess of an otome game. Expecting the scripted humiliation and a broken engagement, Tiara’s future takes an unexpected turn when Aquasteed Marineforest—the prince of the neighboring kingdom—sweeps in and proposes. The result is a […]
The Curse of the Serpent (Mononoke: Chapter III) delivers a haunting, visually audacious finale that rewards viewers who have followed the Medicine Seller’s strange, supernatural investigations across the Mononoke universe. Set a year after the Hinezumi incident, the Imperial Harem appears to be in celebration—new births, restored order—but a new string of inexplicable deaths drags […]
Hotel Inhumans takes a grim, stylish premise — a resort that caters exclusively to killers, hitmen, and the morally compromised — and turns it into an episodic crime anthology that alternately thrills, saddens, and frustrates. Anchored by a small but steady cast of hotel staff and a revolving door of unforgettable guests, the series mines […]
Chika Suzugamori is an 18-year-old mangaka who, after a brutal day of three rejected drafts, decides to escape the grind and take an impulsive train trip north from Tokyo. Zatsu Tabi (That’s Journey) turns that simple premise into a warm, wanderlust-inducing travel anime: a series of loosely planned excursions, local food, and gentle character moments […]
Studio Pierrot’s Creamy Mami: Forever Once More arrives as a bittersweet coda to an iconic 1980s magical-girl saga. Built around nearly fifty minutes of recap followed by a fresh epilogue, the film works as both a primer for newcomers and a short, nostalgic reunion for longtime fans. It leans heavily on era-specific storytelling and aesthetics: […]
Tojima Wants to Be a Kamen Rider — Episodes 15–24 poster. Tojima Wants to Be a Kamen Rider doubles down in its back half, shifting from episodic riffs on the Kamen Rider mythos into a tightly interconnected arc where stakes grow darker and character work becomes the show’s heartbeat. What begins as playful homage to […]
Cover art — Kunon the Sorcerer Can See Kunon the Sorcerer Can See is a modest fantasy slice-of-life that trades flashy spectacle for a quieter, character-centered story about resilience, disability, and the pursuit of a simple but deeply personal goal: giving sight back to a hero born without it. The series never quite transcends its […]
“I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too” — TV Special attempts to expand its universe and tie up epilogue threads from the first season, but the result is a mixed bag. The 48-minute special stuffs multiple storylines into too little time: character beats and worldbuilding flicker […]
Milky☆Subway: Why This Tiny CG Space-Train Anime Packs a Big Punch Milky☆Subway — a short, sharp ride through character-driven sci-fi. Clocking in at roughly 44 minutes across 12 brisk episodes (plus a prequel short), Milky☆Subway — aka The Galactic Limited Express — is proof that great storytelling doesn’t require long runtimes. This compact CG anime […]