The 56th chapter of Dragon Ball Super is out, and we get to see our heroes–sans Goku and Vegeta–recruited into the Galactic Patrol to aid against Moro, including Yamacha who finally gets a shot in a fight since attempting to invite himself in to the Tournament of Power.
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If you’re like me and your life is in perpetual chaos, then you might want to sit down and consider possible solutions to make life easier all around when it comes to performing housework. Let’s say you’re a part-time employee, you work only up to six hours a day, maybe more if there’s a lot to be done, then you come home and suddenly don’t feel like doing things for yourself, which actually can set you up for disaster later on. And by later on, I mean minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and even years.
This review was originally drafted in December 2012, but I do not recall if I actually published the review! This was around the time when I ran myself into a writer’s block, then other things happened that I had to take care of, until the rebrand under Centaku Media a few years later. As with most of the #ThrowbackThursday posts, these are the original posts that have been edited for typos, as well as combined from the first watch review of Future Diary. Enjoy!
In this edition of Channel Surfing, I bring to you Dr. Stone. This series was part of the highly anticipated anime lineup for Summer 2019, and just in time for the season finale, I finally bring myself from my hectic schedule to tell everyone what it’s all about. To me, I think this is the most exciting anime I have ever watched on the level of Fullmetal Alchemist.
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This post was originally written on March 15th, 2009. Love Hina was also a part of an attempt of a series called “Anime at Large“, which would eventually be renamed to “The Forgotten“, which highlights anime series that I’ve watched in the past, but were lost to license issues, or just general obscurity, in which another way to watch it was sought after. Now that I’ve settled down after the relaunching phase of this blog, it would be perfect to include a classic post as part of the Channel Surfing series!
Happy New Year! This is Sanjo-chan and I'm very excited to announce that I will be covering another interest in addition to Centaku Media's usual content of Japanese Pop Culture…
This is an interesting crossover of One Punch Man and Dragon Ball, which both happen to be a part of the “World’s Most Popular Manga” publication, Shounen Jump. However, unlike the One Piece x Dragon Ball crossover, Cross Epoch, this is not an official crossover–but a fan comic created by @dragongarowLEE. He was recently featured on Kotaku, known for his amazing Dragon Ball fan art, which is very, very close to the style of the author, Akira Toriyama.
