It's that most glorious time of the year, summer vacation, and Fumiya Tomozaki's life councilor Aoi Hinami has given him his harshest challenges yet: befriending dudes and scoring himself a babe. The Cringe: Something this series has pulled off well is Tomozaki's dialogue, but not because he speaks with the most wondrous Shakespearean prose. Quite … Continue reading Flash Review – Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki (Vol. 3)
The teenage blues has plagued Natsuo Fuji like it's 14th century Europe. He's hot for teacher, he loses his virginity to some girl he barely knows, and then his dad gets married to the mother of the teacher he's got it bad for and the human-shaped robot he submitted his V card to, turning the … Continue reading Flash Review – Domestic Girlfriend
There're two types of people in this world: those who become demon chow and those who take revenge for their families by joining the Demon Slayer Corps. Tanjiro Kamado falls into this latter category when he comes home one day and finds his entire family chewed up and spit out by some random passing demon, … Continue reading Flash Review – Demon Slayer
We all have our down days when we just wanna lock ourselves up in our rooms, but some people have super down days when they lock themselves in their rooms because they've been possessed by a haunt. It's the job of Yugen Tojinbo to exorcise these malevolent spirits, and he comes to the Falbion Private … Continue reading Flash Review – Yugen’s All-Ghouls Homeroom
Welp, Willem's a Beast, Elq's gone missing, and Nephren has to put up with a chatty flying fish. Things can't get much worse, except that in a series whose parable is Murphy's Law, they can. Feelin' Like A God: Barring something inspired by Lovecraft, gods in stories tend to just be humans who can whip … Continue reading Flash Review – World End (Vol. 5)
Chtholly's bitten the dust, and Willem and Nephren are trapped in a dreamworld of Willem's hometown before the world went kaput, so things aren't off to a great start. What's more, the pair get embroiled with the organization which thought the world would look better as an endless desert wasteland. The Protagonist Is How Old? … Continue reading Flash Review – World End (Vol. 4)
After having an extended nappy, Chtholly wakes up feeling refreshed but feels like she's forgetting something important. Like everything. Things aren't going too hot for Chtholly, and they only get worse when she and Willem wind up on the surface with two debuting additions to the Leprechaun family. The Bogart: Willem has this pal named … Continue reading Flash Review – World End (Vol. 3)
I can't provide a synopsis without spoiling the show, so if you're for some reason interested in this graphic novel but haven't seen Gravity Falls itself, I recommend you get your priorities in order and go watch it before you die with regrets. The Humor: It's hilarious. The Writing: It's sharp. The Unfulfilled Ships: I … Continue reading Flash Review – Gravity Falls: Lost Legends
It's been half a month (or half a year if you believe the Amazon blurb) since Chtholly and a couple of her pals went off to fight a kaiju, and when they have yet to come back, Willem starts coming to the conclusion that promising to survive a battle you're not expected to survive might … Continue reading Flash Review – World End (Vol. 2)
It's the end of the world, but life still carries on, even for Willem Kmetsch, who was turned to stone but then revived some five hundred-odd years later. Even when civilization crumbles and survivors have the option of rebuilding society however they please, they still opt in for capitalism, so Willem gets slapped with quite … Continue reading Flash Review – WorldEnd (Vol. 1)
