The Chuuni Corner
Anime reviews, Chuunibyou, and other writings
December 31, 2020
Review & Discussion About: Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun
Down the drain
In the Harry Potter series, a girl named Myrtle haunts a bathroom. Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun is basically the same idea but instead a boy with a knife is the ghost, a girl without a scar on her forehead is the protagonist, and together they deal with the out-of-control apparitions of their Muggle school.
Whether it reaches the same magical status, though, receives much debate.
November 30, 2020
Those Favorites
Some are simply better
I’m always interested in reading or hearing the thoughts of others.
October 31, 2020
A Parallel Adventure!
More content!
Hey, everyone!
For those that enjoy my writings, reviews, and critiques here on my blog, I wanted to inform y’all that I am also embarking on a new creative endeavor over at YouTube with my new channel.
September 30, 2020
Retro!
Shoutouts to retro anime
Another reminder for myself and to everyone out there.
August 31, 2020
Films!
Shoutouts to anime films
A reminder for myself and to everyone out there.
July 31, 2020
Review & Discussion About: Infinite Dendrogram
Limited
When playing video games, we can separate our reality from its fiction. We understand that the “people” on screen are just a bunch of pixels, models, and sounds that merely copy-cat others we see every day. But what if they were meant to be seen literally as people? Not just fancy coding but practically indiscernible from the real thing?
Infinite Dendrogram runs with this premise, crafting a decidedly weak anime around it.
June 30, 2020
Review & Discussion About: Darwin’s Game
Unfit
Charles Darwin is the man who discovered (or at least made most famous) the theory of evolution: that natural selection has led to all known life on the planet. In essence, the idea explains that, for a given environment, the strongest (or at least most able-bodied) survive, passing on their genes to their offspring. They go through the same survival steps to pass on their genes, and so on and so forth.
Darwin’s Game puts that survival mentality to the test, but it misses the selection process by a wide margin.
May 12, 2020
Review & Discussion About: Azur Lane
Shipwrecked
The ocean is a vast expanse of salty water that supplies us, the animals, the plants, and the Earth itself with necessary benefits. Indeed, we thrive on its presence. I’ve had a few trips to the ocean myself, using it as a chance to enjoy the relaxing air and appreciate its impossible horizons. And so upon this blue alley does Azur Lane set the stage for its numerous conflicts.
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