Sean Wong

Something that Haruhi fans must already know about is “Suzumiya Haruhi no Gekisou,” which is this big concert for the series where the voice actors/actresses sing the songs from the show and their character CDs
The entire event is a little less than 3.5 hours long and is composed of two DVD discs.
In the first disc, […]

I titled this a “pre-impression” because I have not actually viewed the movie yet. This is just a perspective on what I’ve seen through the trailers, read about it on the net, and my knowledge of the Evangelion franchise in general.
It is well-known in the anime circles that Evangelion has been a multi-billion dollar […]

Depending on how long you’ve been in the anime community, you may have participated in or at least spectated discussions regarding subtitles versus dubbing. Such discussion can progress in an intelligent debate or it may become an all-out flame war, complete with name-calling and personal attacks (the latter seems to occur more often). […]

What would you do if you had the ability to turn back time? Get to school earlier? Score better on a test? Or perhaps sing endless amounts of karaoke?
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time is a story about Makoto Konno, your average (if not somewhat tomboyish) high school student. One day, after an […]

As far as crazy ideas for a series go, Hikaru no Go is definitely up there. Based around a board game, there is absolutely no way that this series can be any good, is there? Oh, you bet there is. Hikaru no Go is a prime example of how good writing can make even the most laughably absurd concepts become incredible works of art.

Cowboy Bebop is a series that needs little introduction. It hit the world with a bang a little less than ten years ago and made its mark as one of the landmark titles of the twenty-first century.

If you’ve been keeping up with anime titles being brought over to the United States in the past year or so, you may have noticed a trend set by some well-known anime companies. Some companies have been licensing and bringing over titles that, while well received by the Japanese anime fan and fansub communities, are risky titles to the overall audience in the United States.

One does not purchase a volume of Azumanga Daioh and expect to get a mind-boggling story or plot. Rather, one gets Azumanga Daioh purely for its hilarity. Honestly, if you’ve watched Seinfeld, then you know exactly what “shows about nothing” consist of.
The story, if you can call it that, revolves around this group of high […]