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Amamizu-kan is an all female boarding house occupied by "The Sisterhood", a group of geeky otaku women who have a fierce dislike for people they refer to as
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Amamizu-kan is an all female boarding house occupied by "The Sisterhood", a group of geeky otaku women who have a fierce dislike for people they refer to as
As it is now New Year's Eve and there are less than 12 hours remaining in the year, it is time for me to crown the winners of The Otaku's Study's two longest
I am here to provide my review on the second part of Casshern Sins, a series rather unique in more ways than one. For those who have not read my previous review, I would advise you read it first. Read on for my review of Casshern Sins - Part 2, available on both DVD and Blu-ray from Siren Visual.
Header Image: Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions, Log Horizon, Spirited Away, Rozen Maiden: Zurückspulen, D-Frag! This time next week, we will have bid farewell to 2015 and already be well into 2016. I would like to spend some time as I do every year reflecting on how big a year this has been. It has been another massive year for the Australian anime industry, particularly as this has been the first full year in which anime simulcasting and streaming has been available on a large scale
Tomoya Okazaki is depressed at the prospect of school. His days are spent considering the path which lies ahead of him, the shadow of his vacant alcoholic father constantly looming over his daily void. He meets a group of strange girls at his school, each with unique social problems, and begins to gain perspective on the deep loneliness he feels. When the drama club is established, paranormal turmoil unfolds and hearts are broken.