Taking on the second half of the Summer 2019 anime list, the hosts of the Otaku Spirit Animecast are back for another impressions episode. Listen and get the rest of their thoughts of the season so far. Read more »
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Impressions, Podcast | Andrew | 
August 10, 2019 10:37 pm | 
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The Fall 2016 Anime Season is shaping up to be quite a jam packed season. Not only because of the record quantity of anime titles airing, but because of the sheer number of quality titles. In this Top 10 list, we’re exploring some of the most promising of these titles. Keep in mind that this list will only contain new series. Let’s be honest, continuations would fill the list easily! Read more »
Tags: Anime, fall 2016, flip flappers, girlish number, impressions, izetta the last witch, magical girl raising project, mahou shoujo ikusei keikaku, march comes in like a lion, Ninja Girl and Samurai Master, nobunaga no shinobi, occultic nine, poco's udon world, regalia the three sacred stars, sangatsu no lion, shuumatsu no izetta, top 10, udon no kuni no kiniro kemari, yuri on ice
Impressions, Top Lists | Andrew | November 8, 2016 11:04 pm | Comments Off on Top 10 Most Promising Anime of Fall 2016
We hold a shorter Fairycast this time around as we tackle the brief battle within Fairy Tail and prepare for the large arc that awaits us. The Battle for Fairy Tail: emotions are high and opinions are varied. Read more »
It’s time for the second batch of our Fall 2015 Anime Season First Impressions. Moe exercises, murder mystery, skit comedy, kemonomimi cuteness, muscle fetishes, gundam and more! Read more »
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Impressions, Podcast, Review | Andrew | November 8, 2015 3:10 pm | Comments Off on Animecast: Fall 2015 First Impressions Part 2
Tied by fate, the daughter of Maria may be the key behind the Grimoire that evil seeks out. The beautiful and mysterious men of the student council may be the only ones that can help her, but with an evil aura around them, could they be trusted? Read more »
When evil super powered creatures arrive to terrorize mankind, there’s always a superhuman there to save the day. However, when the superhuman is in trouble, who’s there to save them? Read more »
The world is in peril, and there’s not many who stand in the way of evil. When one called One-Punch Man arrives, there may still be hope for mankind. If he can be motivated enough to help. Read more »
Being directed by Tatsuyuki Nagai and written by Mari Okada, a team that previously collaborated on Toradora and Anohana, questions may arise in how they can handle a Gundam series show. But with such high pedigree and dabbled work in Gundam 00, there’s still promise to be had here. Read more »
Attack on Titan is a very serious show with gore, violence, struggle between life and death, and so much more. On the other hand, Attack on Titan: Junior High is a struggle between A’s and B’s, mechanical pencil or pen, and the battle for one’s lunch box.
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Utawarerumono was quite a hit back when it aired in 2006, featuring an expansive fantasy world with great characters and a shocking twist to its conclusion. While Itsuwari no Kamen’s tie-ins are still unknown, one can’t help but feel a bit nostalgic for this new series. Read more »
