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After a strong showing last season, with the likes of “Pink Blood” from To Your Eternity and “Aria of Life” from Mars Red, Summer 2021 has a tough act to follow. But even though there aren’t quite as many standout OPs as there have been in the past, this season still has a small selection of certified bops that deserve a spot on your playlist. Let’s give them a listen!
Are you the kind of person who has always wanted to try cosplay, but you aren’t sure where to start? Or are you a seasoned costume maker who’s looking for a simpler outfit to wear during evenings and travel days at conventions? You should try making a closest cosplay—a type of costume you can make out of pre-existing clothes with only a few alterations or additions needed on your part. To inspire you on your way, here are five closet cosplays you can make right now; they’re based on timeless characters who will never go out of style so you can wear these outfits for years to come. Let’s get crafting!
Higurashi: When They Cry - Gou (Higurashi: When They Cry - NEW), the newest entry in the Higurashi franchise, initially appeared to be a remake of the first season with better animation, but slowly revealed itself to be a completely new timeline with more than one twist up its sleeve. It subverts the hard-earned happy ending of When They Cry: Kai by showing that when Rika attends the fancy private school St. Lucia a few years later, she makes Satoko’s life miserable by dragging her along and then ignoring her once her friend doesn’t fit in. Begging for some way out of this hell, Satoko meets with a mysterious goddess (?) who allows her to “live in loops” just like Rika. Only this time, Satoko’s goal isn’t to save her friends from horrific deaths – it’s to keep Rika for herself forever. Let’s reexamine Gou with this in mind and try to figure out what kind of insane ending this could possibly be leading to!
Higurashi no Naku Koro ni (translated as Higurashi: When They Cry) is a horror franchise that started as a series of visual novels in the early 2000s, but has since been adapted into an entire arsenal of anime, manga, live-action dramas, OVAs, and much more. The newest entry into the canon is Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Gou, a Fall 2020 anime by studio Passione that follows its own original storyline. So, if you’ve never given this franchise a chance before, where’s the best place to start? How much do you need to know to understand the new anime? We’re here to help, so join us as we discuss in which order you should watch Higurashi: When They Cry!
Moe comedies and fluffy romance stories are always fun to watch, but what about when you’re looking for an anime that takes the opposite approach? Something that explores the depths of human cruelty, the harsh conditions of nature, or what unspeakable monsters could be lurking just beneath the surface of our seemingly peaceful society. A show that will keep you up at night, your mind swimming with visions of how you could possibly survive in its unkind world. This Halloween season, immerse yourself in these 10 anime that dare to delve into the darkest depths of human imagination!
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