Will I Ever Want To Go To An Anime Con Again?
Imagine, if you may, a doorway that can transport a person to a miraculous realm. It’s a place...
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Tag: op-ed
Moe Anthropomorphism & Objectification, As Told by KanColle and Azur Lane
Edited by: Lydia Rivers Pop culture is often cruel to the women who occupy it, painting them with...
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Op-Ed: Your Value as a Manga Fan Is Not Measured by the Size of Your Collection
Everyone who consumes media has been a fan of one thing or another at some point in their life....
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State of the Herald, 2020: The Dawn of A New Era
My fellow anime fans, good evening. Today, the world celebrates in unison as we enter a new year...
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Project Sakura Wars’ PS4 Demo: A Taisho-Era Homecoming
On November 20, far too many fans to count came together to share an experience that had long been...
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How Nen in Hunter X Hunter Impacts Your Everyday Life
In the world of Yoshihiro Togashi’s Hunter X Hunter, Nen is a fact of life. It’s a divine force...
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Project Sakura Wars: A New Light of Hope From The Taisho Era
On March 29, thousands of Sega fans gathered at Tokyo’s Bellesalle Akihabara to kick off a...
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The Eve of A New (Taisho) Era: A Sakura Wars Op-Ed
We’re going to learn about Shin Sakura Wars this weekend. We’re going to learn about...
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You Have Until April to Catch Up With Chihayafuru; Here’s Why You Should
During the Fall 2011 anime season, a certain josei sports anime titled Chihayafuru hit the...
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Double Decker!’s Treatment of Trans Characters Leaves Lots to Be Desired
Content Warning: This article discusses topics related to transphobia, and includes at least one...
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Anime Didn’t Make Me Trans; It Saved My Life
Content Warning: Self-harm, description of attempted suicide The past month has been one of...
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Op-Ed: We Are Journalists. We Are Not The Enemy.
Editor’s Note: This statement is in concert with more than 300 other publications who, led...
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