Anime Review

My Hero Academia arrived at a moment when the shonen genre needed a fresh hook, and it delivered one by taking the superhero premise and filtering it through the…

Few anime series have shifted the conversation around the medium quite like Attack on Titan. What began as a brutal, claustrophobic survival story about humanity trapped behind walls evolved…

After a decade-long wait, Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War has closed the book on Tite Kubo’s original story with its fourth and final part, The Calamity. This review covers the…

Bleach built its reputation on style as much as substance, sharp character designs, a soundtrack that still gets referenced today, and fight choreography that influenced a generation of shonen…

Few anime series carry the kind of scale One Piece does. Spanning over a thousand episodes and still going, it’s less a show and more a decades-long storytelling project.…

Boruto: Naruto Next Generations had a tough job from the start: follow up one of the most beloved shonen franchises ever made, using a new lead who spends a…

Naruto: Shippuden picks up two and a half years after the original series ends, and almost everything about it feels heavier. The stakes are higher, the animation is sharper,…

Few anime titles have shaped the genre quite like Naruto. Based on Masashi Kishimoto’s manga, the series turned a lonely, prank-loving ninja into one of the most recognizable characters…