Tag: series
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One Piece: A Legendary Voyage Worth Taking
Created by Eiichiro Oda, One Piece is not just an anime, it’s an epic journey that has captivated fans worldwide for over two decades. With its sprawling world, unforgettable characters, and heartfelt storytelling, One Piece has cemented itself as one of the greatest anime and manga series of all time.
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Star Trek: Section 31 – Review
Michelle Yeoh reprises her Emperor Georgiou role from Star Trek Discovery, now back in some vague period between Discovery’s first season and the “Yesterday” from TNG’s “Yesterday’s Enterprise”.
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Should you keep watching Marvel’s What If…? – s3 Review
Another year and another season of Marvel’s What If…? , the series that throws familiar characters into unfamiliar situations and asks… Well, what if?
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Is Star Wars The Acolyte really “that” bad? – Review
There’s so much fear, hate and suffering surrounding the Internet discourse of The Acolyte that it’s tempting to let this review fall to countering arguments rather than critiquing the show itself. It would be much easier to review without all that noise and to be fair it would also be much easier to watch and…
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Star Trek Prodigy Season 2 – Review
Remember how Star Wars had its kids animated shows in Clone Wars and Rebels? And how they eventually evolved into a core part of the franchise with quality storytelling, popular with fans of all ages? Well, Star Trek Prodigy has pulled that off in only two seasons. The CG animation and kiddy characters and humour…
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Can Robots commit murder? – Netflix’s Pluto – Review
Netflix’s Pluto dropped last 2023 and I finally found the time to sit down and watch the eight-episode series. Let me tell you now, I was not expecting…
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A Return To Greatness – X-Men 97
I don’t even know who pitched a continuation of the old Saturday morning X-Men cartoon to Marvel.
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Fallout – Should they have stayed in the vault? – Review
Based on the game series of the same name by Interplay/Bethesda, Fallout sees us plunged 200 years into the future after the Earth was devastated by nuclear war.
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Adaptations in all but name
With the breakout success of Helldivers II, I revisited the movie Starship Troopers. Aside from the main premise, shooting bugs on alien worlds, the two properties share quite a few more similarities, parodying the war economy satirising propaganda and “managed democracy” so much so that aside from the name Helldivers II is a perfect game adaptation of the movie…