What do the OP, the OST and the ED of Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei 2 have in common? Nothing. They are miles apart...
I am sure this is just another slice of life cutesy anime. Yeah, nothing odd here.
It's too early to tell but this might be the best anime this fall season has to offer. No complaints here.
Oniisama is back for more futuristic cyber-magic gun-slinging action. Finally.
Picking up girls in a dungeon might seem fun and all but for Bell Cranel it's a full time job apparently.
Haikyuu is back with an amazing first episode, immediately reminding us why it's one of the best airing anime.
Okay. I’m being honest here. I deeply dislike SAO. That’s it. No but.
We’re finally on the home stretch. Feelings are gonna get hurt and hearts will get broken.
What do the OP, the OST and the ED of Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei 2 have in common? Nothing. They are miles apart...
Do you really want me to spoil my own article? Do you?
Does the name Inai Keiji ring any bells? No? It should. That guy rocks. He's the reason Danmachi is this good.
N00bs listen only to the OPs. True anime fans listen to the EDs. *Pukes in disapproval* Although... there's a point there, huh.
The king of love songs... What a title, right? Well, after four decades of singing, he's totally worthy of it.
I kept the best for last. Huh, I wish… I have created an almost endless blab about how many mistakes were made… Yay!
Lapis lazuli is probably my favorite semi-precious stone and has a beautiful dark blue color with golden highlights scattered here and there. Is the music of Lapis Re:LiGHTs as beautiful and praiseworthy as the stone?
BURNOUT SYNDROMES. Debut, biography, discography and more…
It’s basically anything and everything from the larynx up. It’s the tongue, the lips, the teeth, the soft and hard palates, the
A classification of female and male voices according to their ranges. Male (from low to high): bass, baritone, tenor, countertenor. Female (from low
The initials of Virtual Studio Technology. In broad terms, you have stuff in your computer that you don’t actually have in real