Krispy Kreme and Pokémon launched themed donuts this week, and I got my hands on them for launch day. Here’s my thoughts on the experience. Background and Preparation Pokémon is the biggest franchise in the world. Grossing over $130 billion worldwide across video games, anime, movies, merchandise, trading cards and much more, to say this... Continue Reading →
SANDA Vol. 3 Official Review
Warning: Violence, mild nudity, suggestive content and spoilers! Ono has safely returned; now she could not be more in danger. A new ally with an old face emerges and agrees to help our hero. Amaya has doubts about keeping his friend safe, so his friend reminds him there's safety in numbers. A new classroom is... Continue Reading →
Tower Dungeon Vol. 5 Official Review
There’s safety in numbers, but what happens when something sinister may be among us? A secretive knight reveals her tragic past while surviving an onslaught of an unyielding undead horde. The blood of royalty comes in handy, and a curse and a magical being give aid to their new companions, but is it a friend... Continue Reading →
Star Wars VISIONS: Tsukumo Official Review
Eiichi Shimizu brings to us a short, compelling story of a hopeful conclusion to an already inevitable ending in the Star Wars universe. In the wake of Order 66, Jedi Knight Nagi Tsukumo narrowly escaped the onslaught. Now deemed an enemy of the Galactic Empire, he and some droids he saved through his travels are... Continue Reading →
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender Review: A Phenomenally Beautiful Anime Filler Movie
After half a decade of waiting, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender film can finally be watched “officially!” … In only two theaters in the US for two weeks, so is the film any good? Avatar Aang: A Master of All Elements It may not be hyperbole to say that this may be one of the... Continue Reading →
Assassin’s Creed Shadows: Tales of Iga Vol. 1 Official Review
Warning: Violence and Spoilers Ubisoft’s award-winning video game Assassin’s Creed Shadows (2025) brings to you a prequel story of Fujibayashi Masayasu, a low-ranking samurai from a small farming village in the province of Iga. His painful rise through rigorous training in the ways of the Shinobi is just the beginning for what’s coming in Tales... Continue Reading →
Deltarune Chapter 5: The Beautiful, The Terrifying and The Vague
Deltarune is nearing its end with a final calm before the storm, complete with the light slipping away from the horizon. In some parts uproariously funny and other parts forebodingly terrifying, Deltarune Chapter 5 by Toby Fox continues to deliver on one of the most ambitious gaming stories ever told. A Truly Fun, Fun Game... Continue Reading →
JINSEI Movie Official Review
Warning: Violence, Imagery, and Spoilers Life is full of experiences, but what experiences can one’s life have that can make it all so meaningless? Building a life from a dream is all well and good, but what good is the dream when one sees what it takes to fulfill that dream? Jinsei, the first independent... Continue Reading →
Another World Movie Official Review
Gkids Films and Five Point Productions bring to you Naka Saijo’s 2012 novel Thousand Year Ghost to the big screen, Another World, a story about how life ending with regret can turn to death and destruction of oneself. This beautiful film takes you to the depths of one’s own harsh truths one is not willing... Continue Reading →
Kindergarten Wars Vol. 04 Official Review
Sound the morning bell because the teachers are going on a field trip. From taking on a familiar face to going shopping in the heart of hitman central, Rita and the gang band together for the hardest job of all: Parents' Day. With new hotties and notties entering the scene, will Rita find love in... Continue Reading →
