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Ⓒ Rumiko Takahashi / Shogakukan, Yomiuri TV, Sunrise 2020 “The Stolen Seal” What They Say: Set in feudal Japan, half-demon twins Towa and Setsuna are separated from each other during a forest fire. While desperately searching for her younger sister, Towa wanders into a mysterious tunnel that sends her into present-day Japan, where she is found by Kagome Higurashi’s brother, Sota, and his family. Ten years later, the tunnel that connects the two eras had reopened, allowing Towa to be reu...

Yashahime might finally be on the upswing. Except I forgot: Yashahime is where hope goes to die. The animation, voice-acting, and direction all still range from mediocre to outright bad; nothings changed there. In order to truly understand what makes “The Secret of the Rainbow Pearls” so lame, we have to talk about its writing, and that means the return of ~Yashahime Masterpiece Theater~, where I provide a completely accurate, line-by-line breakdown of Yashahimes many flaws! We begin so...

Posted on TouchArcade Rating: Hello everyone, and welcome to the week! It’s time once again for our look back at the noteworthy updates of the last seven days. There are definitely a few things in here that you’ll know about already if you’re a diligent TouchArcade reader, but I’ve mixed enough other things in here that you should still get at least half a breakfast’s worth of reading out of it. Of course, you can keep an eye out for updates yourself using AppShopper or by participat...

Its Aeriths Birthday and Fans are Celebrating on Twitter On Twitter fans are showing off some of their best fan content to celebrate Aeriths birthday. Aerith Gainsborough, of Final Fantasy VII fame, is celebrating her birthday in Japan already (2/7) and Japanese fans are celebrating along with her. On Twitter fans are posting artwork, screenshots, edits, videos, cosplay, and other amazing tributes to this much beloved character. Participants are posting using the hastag #エアリス生誕祭...

Last week was a boondoggle, theres no getting around that, so I went into it knowing that “Farewell Under the Lunar Eclipse” just had to be better than “The One Behind the Forest Fire”. Thats a low bar, but the point remains that finally, after fourteen goddamned episodes, the show has finally seen fit to stop jerking us around and explain what happened with Inuyasha, Kagome, Sesshomaru, and Rin. Well, kind of. Or at least, it starts to do that, before all of the crappy writing gets i...