Returning To Normalcy

Nami Thinking

Over the past week. I’m sure you’ve noticed that we’ve had a marked reduction in editorial content. Where our page would normally host reviews and articles, we’ve been barren. Instead, press releases and dry news bits have dominated our feed. In short, we’ve been half-dead. Unfortunately, this is my fault. Due to outside influences, I’ve [...]

Warning of Potential Slow Spot

Churuya Proclamation

Good evening, readers. Yep, it’s that time again – due to outside obligations, my time grows a bit limited. And, because of this, my time to devote to The Herald grows short as well. While I will do my best to minimize the impact on you and your overall experience,  there may be a period [...]

Weekly Shonen Jump: A Top-Down View

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On January 21, Viz Media finally pulled the plug on its Weekly Shonen Jump Alpha digital manga publication. The publication relaunched, sans its “Alpha” in its moniker. The new publication promised new series, higher page counts, and exclusive freebies, among other enhancements.By many standards, three months from launch is more than enough time to iron [...]

The Un-Reviewables

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Over the years, I’ve reviewed a lot of anime. I’ve watched through hundreds of titles, thousands of episodes, and countless hours of content, only to pass judgment in a snarky smackdown or a few pages of gushing praise. For most shows, it’s become almost a second nature. In many cases, I’m already ranting (or gushing) [...]

The Balcony Is Closed: Roger Ebert Passes Away

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Yesterday, the entertainment world was rocked by the startling news that legendary film critic Roger Ebert had passed away. Ebert succumbed to thyroid cancer, which he had been diagnosed with in 2002, and took his ability to speak in 2006, after a surgical complication. Since his death, thousands of reactions have poured in online, from [...]

Project S, Chapter 4: Finally, The Office!

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Welcome back to another journey through Sakura Wars! You must’ve thought this column was dead, right? That it wasn’t just sleeping, and that nice Mr. Ferreira didn’t really bring it to a farm where good little columns go to play with all the others? Well, you thought wrong! Turns out, I’m just terrible with time [...]

A Time For New Beginnings

Nami Thinking

First of all, I’d like to wish everybody reading a happy holiday! I hope that you are enjoying time, whether it’s with family, or having some quiet time alone. At Herald Headquarters, things have been busy, indeed. Friday, we hosted an interview with a special guest, which we’ll be posting as soon as we can. [...]

Settling Into A New Role

Churuya Proclamation

Tomorrow, I’ll be joining another Herald staffer to interview a person within the industry. Because of this, I’ve been spending the night wracking my brain to scrounge up questions to ask, and preparing our equipment for the recording. It’s stressful, it’s time consuming, but it’s a hell of a lot of fun    all the same. [...]

DVD Teardown: Hyakko! (Lucky Penny)

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Right Stuf will release Hyakko! on DVD under their Lucky Penny brand on April 2. The series, which originally aired 2008, will be the first moe title to be released under the Lucky Penny brand. We received the privilege of a review screener for the series last week. Since we received the whole entire product, [...]

Crappy Customers And Elastic Demand

Nami Thinking

In last week’s discussion, we reviewed just what comprises a “crappy” customer. We looked at how this customer functions both as a monetary agent and as a form of leverage on the greater market. And, while we briefly discussed how crappy customer differ from the devoted, I’d like to look at this group in a [...]

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