All in Blog Post
As the Spring 2021 season starts to wind down, it’s important to take stock of what we’ve gained over these past few months of anime. We’ve seen outstanding animation, witnessed tragically beautiful stories, and... oh yeah, found a bunch of new husbandos to simp over! Here are five of our favorite guys from this season of anime!
The Spring 2021 anime Odd Taxi is overflowing with complex storylines and head-scratching mysteries, all of which revolve around its colorful cast of characters. Every major player in the plot is a well-rounded person with their own goals, backstories, emotions, and relationships, so it’s endlessly fascinating to examine them up close as each episode unfolds. Here are the five most intriguing characters from Odd Taxi!
While anime and kaiju (giant monster) movies both originate from the same country, it isn’t often that they cross over with each other. But Godzilla Singular Point, an original anime that just finished airing in Japan and released on Netflix on June 24th, brings the two together for a rip-roaring apocalyptic adventure featuring engaging new characters and just about every kaiju you can possibly think of. Does it really manage to pull off this ambitious concept, though? Let’s see!
We’re nearing the end of the Spring 2021 anime season, but before we move on to whatever awaits us in summer, let’s take a look back at the best new waifus that we’ve been blessed with this time. We’ve got scientists, singers, schoolgirls, and so much more! Here are the 5 best Spring 2021 anime waifus!
My Hero Academia is one of the most popular shounen battle anime of the modern era, largely thanks to its colorful cast of superheroic characters who all have their own unique designs and Quirks. Naturally, this makes it a hot topic for cosplay! Here are some of our favorite My Hero Academia cosplays online, from traditional recreations of the heroes to creative interpretations that we never could’ve imagined before. Let’s get started!
With the long-awaited anime adaptation of The World Ends With You airing this season, we thought we’d take a look at our favorite anime that are based on video games. In some ways, this sort of adaptation is more difficult than those based on manga or light novels—gameplay elements must be integrated into the story or removed in a way that makes sense, branching paths and multiple endings can make it near impossible to tell a coherent story, and the experience an individual player has with a game is never going to match up exactly with how the anime chooses to portray it. So here’s to the video game adaptations that got it right, despite all of the obstacles that stood in their way!
