Interview with Monster Girls Anime Review: In Defense of Moe Anime
Demi-chan manages to treat the moe elements of its characters with care and respect into something meaningful and emotionally effective.
Sword Art Online Ordinal Scale Review: A Plain Film That (Almost) Everyone Can Enjoy
More collaboration means Ordinal Scale's Kirito is not so prowess like in SAO and GGO world.
Tilea no Nayamigoto Light Novel Review: Chuunibyou Meets Isekai
A comedy of errors in another world as a reborn ex-chuunibyou deals with the antics of a reborn demon general with plenty of misunderstandings in Tilea no Nayamigoto
Review: GJ-bu (Light Novel)
Filled with funny daily life scenes of a school club, GJ-bu illustrates the beauty of slice of life genre.
Fune wo Amu Anime Review: Having the Breadth of a Dictionary
In Funo wo Amu/The Great Passage, find out how difficult it is to create a dictionary: things that tend to be forgotten, but is indeed important in life.
Izetta, the Last Witch Anime Review: the Sorcery of Propaganda
Izetta, the Last Witch highlighted how modern warfare had been existing within the context of media environment, making propaganda an inseparable part of it.
First Impression: Fune wo Amu
Watching this series will remind you of the efforts of those behind the creation of a dictionary. Take a look on the first impression of Fune wo Amu.
Review: 91 Days
91 Days delivers a worthwile mafia tale despite its shortcomings on details.
Review: Tabi ni Deyou, Horobiyuku Sekai no Hate Made
Set on a journey "to the end of the world," Tabi ni Deyou will bring you to question more about the meaning of life.
Review: Tabi Machi Late Show
Through a combination of limited animation and sound direction, Tabi Machi Late Show reminds that storytelling is not only about how to tell a story, but also how that story supposed to feel.
Pocket Miku (NSX-39) Review: A great Miku synthesiser with many possibilities
This basic Pocket Miku takes it easy for newcomers while fully functional as MIDI device in a budget.
Book Review: Islam di Mata Orang Jepang
How do the Japanese see muslims, especially Indonesian muslims? Through this book, Hisanori Kato offers his answer.
First Impression: Birdmen Vol. 1
Following Kekkaishi, another manga from Yellow Tanabe has now been available in Indonesia: Birdmen. How is it like?
Review: Inferno Cop
Inferno Cop pushes otaku animation to the extreme with extremely limited animation, explosion of disjointed narratives, and literal explosions.
First Impression: Tanaka-kun wa Itsumo Kedaruge
Taking laziness to the next level, Tanaka-kun entertains through how he spend his school days as a listless person
Anime Review: Myriad Colors Phantom World
Though not outstandingly unique, Myriad Colors Phantom World is actually quite enjoyable and interesting to think about if you know how to read into it.

















