Japanese animation is more than entertainment.
It shapes imaginaries, conveys values, and accompanies entire generations.
This category explores the world of Japanese anime through reviews, analyses, and discoveries, focusing on both cult series and contemporary works. Particular attention is given to themes, character journeys, and the cultural impact of animation.
A space designed for those who want to go beyond simple viewing, to understand what these works reveal about their time and why they continue to leave a lasting mark on collective memory.
When I first discovered Shaman King, it wasn’t love at first sight.The original 2001...
I’ll never forget my first read of Claymore.A bleak world, haunted by demons that...
In the world of collectibles, vinyl records have always occupied a special place.At...
Fate/stay night and its prequel Fate/Zero are far more than cult anime from Ufotable...
In the brutal and uncompromising world of Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin), few...
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