Sengoku Nadeko has gotten herself involved with a snake, and we already know that this partnership won’t end well. Before we can move past that though, we still have to learn more about the journey itself.
When did it all go wrong?
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Just like with Tsubasa Tiger, we’re jumping into an arc that is not from Koyomi Araragi’s perspective. The narrator and protagonist this time around, as can be gleaned from the arc’s name, is Sengoku Nadeko.
We’re in for an interesting arc here!
This is just a thought I had recently after doing some reading, so figured I’d articulate it here.
It’s about building up experience watching anime and how that affects our perception and judgement of the anime we watch.
While I first came to Tokyo, Japan on March 13th, 2020, I didn’t leave Tokyo until the end of the month. So this year, during the spring break, I was able to re-visit Tokyo, pretty much at the exact same time I was there last year.
I was able to meet with friends and do some fun things, so I figured I’d share some of the pictures I took here!
Recently, I decided to catch up a little on My Hero Academia. I had stopped after Season 2, so I had a few seasons to binge. And as expected, I binged the hell out of them. It really is an amazing anime.
But what stuck with me the most after watching the third and fourth seasons was just how much I appreciate one character in particular – Endeavor.
My Hero Academia S4 Spoilers Ahead.
This one seemed fun to think about. As we all know, clubs are a pretty glorified part of any school anime. And to be fair, I’d say they are even more prominent in real life.
At both of my schools students often don’t go home until 6:30pm – 7pm. School ends at around 4pm, so they have a good ~2.5 hours of club activities, four days a week (no clubs on Wednesdays at my schools). And the sports clubs often meet in the morning in addition to that, going for runs and whatnot outside before classes start.
Basically, the students that are in clubs, spend a lot of time in them.
So it only makes sense we’d see that aspect of the average Japanese student’s life highlighted in anime!
Let’s get to the prompt itself now.
What are some of your favourite school clubs in anime?
Let’s take a look at the latest from Akatsuki Records – VENTEN!
It’s a good one. Real good. If you listen to anything by Stack (the vocalist), let it be this!
This one is actually a question I thought of personally, as opposed to one I got from MAL or somewhere else, based on many reviews that I’ve read online.
Is there any merit to reviewing anime of a genre that you actively dislike?
Here’s another prompt that I thought seemed interesting to think about.
It’s also a difficult one I had to think about for a bit!
This one comes up every so often in tag posts, but I wanted to answer it again, because why not? Once again, I’ve got my music, I’ve got nothing else to do, and I’m ready to write.
So here are some novels I’d love to see in anime form!
