You know, Oreimo (or “Ore no Imo-to ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai” or “My Little Sister Can’t Be This Cute” for you people who like stupidly long names that invoke disturbing imagery) is really easy to like or hate depending on your tastes in anime. While watching this anime, the only thing I could think of was how it could easily cross the line into either quirky awesomeness or into the usual moe awfulness. The weird part is…
This year, in the theme of the great tradition of this eerie day, we figured it would be fun to give a list of what we consider to be some of the best parts of the season. That being, The Simpsons’ great specials based on this unique day. I decided to limit my list to one segment per special, and decided to spread it out over the many years of this tradition. Take a look at my list, then go…
Hey there guys, just in time for Halloween, here is part two of the Tiny Toon Adventures specials, this time featuring Night Ghoulery. This special first aired in primetime on Fox on May 25th, 1995, five months before Halloween(why it aired at this time I have no idea). Like Tiny Toons’ Spring Break, this special was only aired once, but unlike Spring Break, it was made available on VHS in 1997. The special starts off with a parody of Disney’s…
How does one even start to describe a show like The Brave & The Bold? If you aren’t familiar with the Silver Age of comics, the Superfriends, or the old Adam West Batman show, then I can’t imagine how anyone could explain to you what it’s like. The best way would be that it’s about campy superheroes of all kinds of shapes and sizes cracking one liners and doing battle with the forces of evil. Just imagine those old 80s…
Oh boy, this is going to take a while. I’m going to keep this family friendly, because I’m told by several sources that this is a family friendly show, and being that this is a family friendly site (right, Foggle?), I feel it’s only right to review it from that angle. K-On! is a show about the “Light” Music Club at some high school in Japan. The four members sit around and eat snacks while talking about nothing (while also…
In the 90s, there was this show called the Simpsons. It was popular. Ridiculously popular. It was a show that appealed to everyone with it’s smart jokes, edgy humor, and slapstick gags. As a comedy, it had everything one could want and it was animated on top of it. So it got bigger, and naturally when something gets too popular, everyone wants a piece of the pie. Because of the Simpsons’ popularity we had a slew of shows come out…