Yuri!!! On Ice has given us the chance to talk about what happens when TV anime production struggles, particularly when different broadcasts and distributions are concerned. A bit sad, but let’s turn it into an educational experience at least.
If you have been following Tiger Mask W and its latest episode made your jaw drop, this will be very relevant to your interests. Don’t worry if you’re not, though – the post will simply highlight a fascinating creative duo that we might as well call Neo Kyousougiga. Got your attention already? Let’s go!
It’s time to learn even more about this season’s most impressive opening sequences – and endings too, we don’t discriminate over here.
Let’s welcome the new season by looking into its most spectacular opening sequences.
Mob truly was Saikou.
A Patreon supporter suggested looking into the bizarre production implosion of Regalia and subsequent broadcast restart, which seemed like an interesting enough topic. As a general rule I would rather not focus on projects that have collapsed – not so much because I feel negative criticism is unworthy, but rather because extensively highlighting troubled productions that follow common patterns feels like punching down for no good reason. However, Regalia’s case is enough of an anomaly that it piqued my interest, and…
So what about anime… inside anime?
Maybe I should have kept a silent voice if I intended to keep the contents of this post a secret.
It would certainly be easier to talk about things other than Mob Psycho if it stopped having these outrageously strong episodes. How insensitive of them, not considering the feelings of lesser productions that struggle to appear in this column.
This week I ended up disregarding the plans I had for this column almost entirely in lieu of interesting anime craft developments. Good news I suppose! Let’s get to it.