Going back into the darkest depths of Anime, I return to review one of my favorites. Elfen Lied has one of my favorite introductions of any Anime. With an opening that oozes with symbolism while biblical passages are sung in Latin creates a truly amazing and surreal atmosphere. Then the anime begins. Elfen Lied pulls no punches. Within the
Kayn Sunfury Just, Loyal to Illidan Cooperation Asha Ravensong And She will have her vengeance Against the Dreadlords Allari, Hunter She reveals the unseen Armed with a strong scythe Jace the Darkweaver Was once a Mage but the Fel Blocks all the Arcane And Belath Dawnblade Illidari Champion Fights with great Vengence Fel Matron Mother Bored of Legion Destruction
I awaken, covered in sweat. I close my eyes and the screaming returns. Some scars are buried deep. Some hidden so far down that it requires unconsciousness to bring them to the surface. I open my eyes again and the fear is gone But the memories remain, floating at the top. The scars burn as mental blood flows. And
The world is a place of order. But my world is a place of chaos The world is defined by rules But my world is defined by anarchy My world is at odds with The world. My existence is at odds with The existence The crowd seeks to control me. To use me. But i’ll show them.
I normally don’t write a review for an Anime until I have finished it in its entirety (or in what is currently its entirety if the anime is still technically ongoing) but I feel the need to do a review on the Chimera Arc for Hunter x Hunter on its own. While this is by no means a lighthearted
When the Equality of Marriage Law bill passed, most non far right conservative groups were overjoyed. That what I would like to say at least, but it seems this was far from the truth. One group in particular that is still incredibly opposed to this law is the Black Community. I found this appalling. How could men and woman