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If I were to try to briefly describe what the anime Classroom Crisis is like, I’d say it’s similar to an 80s “save…

Ever wanted to play some of Japan’s most popular mobile games on your computer? Well, me too. So let me walk you…

What it doesn’t have is anything that even comes close to being called an ending.

Ever wonder what the world would be like if the British Empire had been built upon a working class of reanimated…

Anthropomorphic video game consoles become school girls and fight zombies? …Alright, you talked me into it. Let’s…

Well, except for Sanosuke. But, in all fairness, it might distract from the play if his actress went around…

Arpeggio of Blue Steel was one of my favorite anime of 2013. And while it’s been a bit of a wait for this feature…

Disney’s Tsum Tsum is a worldwide hit and one of Japan’s biggest mobile games—which is why it’s not surprising that…

Just because we’ve still a few more months before the newest Digimon game hits Western shores is no reason why we…

I usually like what Studio Trigger puts out, be it the over-the-top action of Kill la Kill or the whimsical magic of …

The Fate franchise is built entirely around legendary heroes fighting it out for the Holy Grail. And the newest game…

I’ve seen superheroes fight a lot of things, but Gatchaman Crowds Insight takes them out of their element—instead of…

I really enjoyed Persona 4: Dancing All Night. And so did Fahey. But as fun as it was on the Vita, there’s something…

Wondering if your favorite Digimon is in the new game, Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth? Well, with 240 of them in the…

Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day is one of the most depressing and yet ultimately uplifting anime series out there

The leaves are turning red and you know what that means? New anime—54 of them to be exact. So let’s take a look at…

I’m 10 hours into Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuths, killing Digimon at the end of the first non-tutorial dungeon,…

Ever thought The Walking Dead would be better with cute anime high school girls? Well, Japan has heard your prayers.

This week I decided to catch up on Studio Trigger’s newest anime, Ninja Slayer. And I had more fun with these…

At first look, Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers looks to be yet another anime following the archetypical fantasy…