Behold, a short and incomplete lit of anime blogs that stopped posting in 2013 - and their authors were kind enough to keep up 6 years later.
He's back with a review of Yuru Camp, and on a new domain. Le sigh. These day, I cannot muster a good outrage about that. Not after Omo lost his DB, and Nobar switched domains (and lost the DB).
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read moreThe default Japanese image of an otaku is the opposite of outgoing, active, and youthful. Yet particularly in America, especially in the two-thousand-teens, anime has taken on the image that watching anime makes one cool. The entire point of the “Stay Crunchy” ad is to illustrate the idea that …
The rocket mogul has taken to Twitter with expressions of love of anime that left heathens shocked. What's particularly interesting about it, we're talking about a guy who's in with the Hollywood so much that he even got a cameo in Iron Man 2. And yet he's not a snob …
read moreCongratulations! Over the years, we linked to Ogiue Maniax many times, and I just received a little scare trying to find the latest article. It was in the backups, but not on the site! Apparently, a draft was saved about Nico-Nico-niiiii, but the polemic with SDS never happened. We'd just …
read morePoor Don, having to read NYT:
read moreWriter Glenn Kenny [...] name-checks the movies Akira and Ghost in the Shell, thereby gaining negligible credibility as an otaku. He plainly knows nothing about anime series, which comprise the vast majority of Crunchyroll’s offerings, and he can’t be bothered to do minimal …
This time we discover a new anime blog without help from Evirus, and I have high hopes.
Although the author trolls hard and Ani-nouto … read moreWhile many people despise 2016, it was a marvelous year for Anime. This year alone we got not one but four trapped in another world shows.
With a heavy heart I am here to report that the word has come in, by way of Steven's brother and Brickmuppet. The final update to Chizumatic was on October 14.
Named after a character in Mahoromatic, Chizumatic was one of the oldest anime blogs. Its domain predated Ani-nouto by …
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Oh, dear. Steven's anime advocacy#c2 influenced the Sum Type in Go guy, who's a top Google result in an entirely unrelated field. Remember how one of the complaints about Chobits was that its Tokyo "seems to be a rather small place" where "everyone knows everyone"? How's that unrealistic now …
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