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Revisiting Bleach

Posted on March 3, 2024 by Chris Kincaid

When I revisited Bleach, I decided to give it what I call the “kai” treatment. Named after Dragon Ball Z Kai, the kai treatment is how I approach long anime that are notorious for filler and story interruptions. I watched Naruto Shippuden using the same approach. The kai treatment involves skipping any episode, or even…

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Revisiting Spice and Wolf

Posted on February 18, 2024 by Chris Kincaid

Spice and Wolf first released as an anime in 2008. The series has a soft spot in my heart; I watched it when I was going through a heartbreak and when I was still new to anime. I’m slowly working through the light novels. They aren’t available in my library system, so I’ve been buying…

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Revisiting Neon Genesis Evangelion

Posted on February 11, 2024 by Chris Kincaid

As I watched Neon Genesis Evangelion again, I wondered what more I could say about it. After all, it is perhaps the most analyzed anime. I’ve written about Eva and examined Shinji. The influence of the anime can’t be denied. Anime could be considered BE (Before Eva) and AE (After Eva), especially inside the mecha…

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Another Revisit in the Eye-Patch Girl Era

Posted on February 4, 2024 by Chris Kincaid

Another is a horror-mystery anime from 2012. I first saw it and reviewed it at the beginning of my blog writing. For Halloween, I added it to my watch list. The anime follows a middle-school class that’s cursed. Time-to-time, an extra person appears in the classroom. Whenever this happens, death begins to claim students and…

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Revisiting Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

Posted on January 28, 2024 by Chris Kincaid

I’ve given Brotherhood flak in the past for Edward and Al not acting as intelligently as in the original series. But that doesn’t mean I dislike the story. As I revisited the anime, I still found Edward and Al a bit annoying with their lack of thinking. For example, there was a scene where snow…

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Revisiting Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

Posted on January 21, 2024 by Chris Kincaid

As I watched Code Geass when it came out around 2007 on Adult Swim. I was still relatively new to anime at the time. I remembered the show as a rush of twists. Well, after so many years, I surmised I would’ve forgotten most of the plot. The lanky character designs of CLAMP stood out…

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