Twin Spica was that one anime series that made me empathize and exercise compassion for the core characters, as I laughed, cried, endured strife, and emerged a stronger person with them. https://youtu.be/XFsg47Tmx1c
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Satoshi Kon’s sole venture into television, with Paranoia Agent, continues to be a thoroughly inviting labyrinth of thrills, tension, and suspense when dealing with humankind’s uglier, more depraved, more unhinged aspects. https://youtu.be/yiPbrTvnMbc
I was always prepared to attend Eikichi Onizuka’s chaotically offbeat lessons on life when I was a 12-year-old in 2004, and I’m still enthusiastic about those lessons as an adult, despite the agreements and disagreements. https://youtu.be/3-hsWB_cB14
Ghost Stories’ legacy continues to be a glorious mixture of contentious yet brilliantly exciting, thanks to its irreverent English dub courtesy of ADV Films’ Steven Foster. https://youtu.be/vB1hf_Cz_Jw
Akazukin ChaCha’s superb combination of fairy-tale charm, amusing comedy, and sparks of exciting action always shines like the brightest and most mystical of diamonds. https://youtu.be/JsxZLWaDBuQ
Growing up in the Philippines, I came to appreciate how surprisingly phenomenal and fun the Creative Products English dub of Dragon Ball Z The Greatest Rivals was, before Funimation and Ocean Group became the central discourses for DBZ’s English dubs. https://youtu.be/SdGMrfMknz8
I dedicate this video to Antwan aka Twan aka Twizz from Let’s Run It Back. Detective School Q or Tantei Gakuen Q was the great yet underrated mystery anime that got me whisked into Animax when I was a 12-year-old sixth grader in 2004, living in Cebu, Philippines. https://youtu.be/S1A7nRcFV5M
This is what started it all.
A time honored tradition, and I don’t mean Valentine’s.
For valentines, a story of marriage, martini’s, and murder. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMy6-wr8B58