Category: Animation
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Marvel’s What If…? – Review
Marvel’s What If…? returns to our screens with nine more original tales just a little different than you remember them. Premiered on 22nd December 2023 and running daily over the Christmas holidays the series is available exclusively on Disney+ and is part of phase five of the MCU. As with the previous season, the art style remains…
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Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead (Anime) – Review
The zombie apocalypse can be a life-changing event. The terror, the carnage, the sense of impending doom. It’s enough to rob anyone of their senses. In the case of our protagonist Akira Tendo, it’s the perfect opportunity to quit his job and embark on a colourful dance through the destroyed world, filling in his bucket…
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Carol & the End of the World – Review
It’s the end of the world. A giant planet is on a collision course with Earth with no way to stop it. With seven months and thirteen days remaining, what would you be doing?
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Scott Pilgrim: Takes Off – Review
Scott Pilgrim: Takes Off is the newest iteration of Scott Pilgrim media in a brand new show available on Netflix. (Caution – mild spoilers ahead) Taking place in an alternative series of events, Takes Off also tells its own story while amplifying other characters from the universe that you already know of but maybe not…
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Horimiya: The Missing Pieces – Review
Horimiya: The Missing Pieces is the semi-sequel to the fantastic 2021 hit anime Horimiya.
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Uncle from Another World – Review
After nine months the final episode of Uncle from Another World has been released, but has the thirteen-episode run been worth the wait? Hit by a truck in 2000, Takafumi Takaoka’s uncle wakes up from a seventeen-year coma claiming to have been trapped in a fantasy land of Gran Bahamel. After proving this with some simple magic…
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie – Review
From all the promo for this movie, I had no idea whether it would be a complete cringefest or a legitimate blast.
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A Song For The Ages
What kind of show for kids has turmoil, jeopardy, country politics, war and a heart-warming tale all in one place? Well Avatar: The Last Airbender certainly did.
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TMNT Mutant Mayhem – Review
It’s starting to feel like we’re entering some kind of animation golden age. Studios are breaking away from the Pixar formula and the weirdly unified art style, looking for new stories and new ways to tell them.
