After a 3-year, 6-month hiatus, Attack on Titan is finally back with Season 2. This was no April Fools joke — you can catch it on Crunchyroll.
This first episode was very reaction-worthy. It made me ask more questions, admire its animation, and even laugh to myself a few times.
Here are some of those moments and thoughts (contains spoilers):
By Candace L., artwork above also by Candace
In this review, I’m going to full-on tackle (and hopefully answer) a question that I’m sure you have probably asked yourself. Situations in which you have asked yourself this question include:
Don’t worry, I will cover that grenade. I will make that sacrifice for you.
Why the fudge pop is Steven Universe such a big deal?
Let me get this out of the way, and just say that if you want to avoid posts that are fraught with OTPs, spoilers, and ridiculous (yet deserved) epithets… then you came to the right place! I’m going to break this sonuvabitch down for you, free of charge. Approved for all audiences? Gather in close, friends, and get comfy.
Broadway is great, but it isn’t cheap. But if you’re in the right place at the right time, you can snag some discounted tickets to some of the most popular shows, with decent to amazing seats. If you like Broadway, you need to learn the lottery system, which is one of my favorite NYC secrets!
Let’s face it, 2016 was a bad year in general. But one good thing that came out of the year was the great anime I watched. Definitely a record year (for me at least) in terms of the number of shows I saw in one year.
So now in the order of when I started them, here are all of the anime I watched in 2016 and my thoughts on them.
This vlog was filmed in July, but I didn’t edit or upload it until December. That’s obviously a long time.
It’s been a crazy busy year, and my vlogging and blogging were constantly put on the back burner. But with this vlog, and with 2017 right about the corner, I’m starting again fresh!
There are two types of people that use Gmail. First, there are people who have switched over to Hangouts and won’t look back. Second, there are those who will stay with “g-chat” forever… at least until Google ultimately forces everyone to convert.
Are you on the fence? Are your colleagues trying to convince you to take the plunge? Or maybe you’re trying to stick to what works? Let’s put them face-to-face.
I don’t really play video games much on my phone, so whenever a new mobile gaming craze comes along I usually pass on it. Sometimes a game will successfully get my attention—like Neko Atsume, Miitomo, and Pokémon Go did—but I usually drop it after a few weeks.
But I am an anime nerd, so non-anime things that usually appeal to otaku fanbase—like Vocaloid—will probably appeal to me too. And that’s why I didn’t drop Mystic Messenger and continued playing with continued interest. And I was curious about the Korean otome hit of the year.
After playing through Zen’s route, here are my initial thoughts… (contains spoilers).
