Lost in Animeland: Strike Witches and KanColle
Today in Lost in Animeland, Django Wexler dives into Strike Witches, Kantai Collection, and KanColle [...]
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Lost in Animeland: Shirobako
Today, in another awesome installment of Lost in Animeland, Django Wexler takes an in depth look at Shirobako [...]
Lost in Animeland: Katanagatari
Today, in this installment of Lost in Animeland, Django Wexler takes an in depth look at Katanagatari [...]
Lost in Animeland: Suzumiya Haruhi
Django Wexler is back with another installment of Lost in Animeland, and this time, he takes an in-depth look at Suzumiya Haruhi [...]
Lost in Animeland: Berserk
Django Wexler returns with another Lost in Animeland and asks "Can you love half a show?" [...]
Lost in Animeland: Fall 2014
Fall season, traditionally probably the biggest of the anime seasons, is finally upon us! There’s an enormous avalanche of shows, more than even I can watch. Even [...]
Lost in Animeland: Ghost in the Shell SAC and Dennou Coil
While we don’t know what aliens will look like, I think we can all agree that they probably won’t look like this. One thing that’s fairly rare in anime [...]
Lost in Animeland: Sword Art Online
Last time I mentioned that I was watching Sword Art Online II, and enjoying it quite a bit. Unfortunately, it’s very hard to talk about part three of a series [...]
Lost in Animeland: Summer Season’s Picks
I’m back! It’s been a while — lots of cons, book stuff, and other exciting happenings on my side. I’ve got a new John Golden novella out (and a [...]
Lost in Animeland: Checking In with Recent Anime Seasons
Due to various people being absent at cons, I haven’t really dug into the new season yet, and in any event it only just started. So I’ll save the first [...]
Lost in Animeland: Kino’s Journey
For me personally, the term “episodic” is usually not a compliment when it comes to anime. It depends on the genre, of course: comedies work better in an [...]
Lost in Animeland: Code Geass and Endings
Endings have always been a problem in anime. Even among my favorite shows, those that actually come to some kind of satisfying conclusion at the end of the series are a [...]
Lost in Animeland: Spring 2014, Part 2
More shows from Spring 2014! Lots of SFF this season. Related posts: Lost in Animeland: Spring 2014 Lost in Animeland: Ghost in the Shell SAC and Dennou Coil Lost in [...]
Lost in Animeland: Spring 2014
Apologies for the break! I’ve been a bit busy launching my new middle-grade fantasy, which means I haven’t had as much time to watch anime, let alone write [...]
Lost in Animeland: Lain, Boogiepop, Paranoia Agent
Today I’d like to look at three shows that aimed to create a roughly similar atmosphere, with varying levels of effectiveness. Serial Experiments Lain, Boogiepop [...]
Lost in Animeland: Read or Die
Read or Die deserves its place on the list of Best Anime Ever, but I’ve always had a extra fondness for it, both because I identify with the heroine at times and [...]
Lost in Animeland: Hare+Guu and Nichijou
Comedy is hard. To date, I haven’t talked much about anime comedies, for a couple of reasons. First, and most important, in my experience they are much more of a [...]
Lost in Animeland: Winter 2014, Part 2
Today we have the second half of the Winter ’14 season, alphabetically speaking. We’re now four weeks in, so I’ve seen three or four episodes of most of [...]
Lost in Animeland: Winter 2014
Well, we’re almost two weeks into the Winter season, which has given me a chance to take a look at the first episodes. This season I’m trying a slightly [...]
Lost in Animeland: Lyrical Nanoha and Gunslinger Girl
In the name of the Moon, I will punish you! The tradition of schoolgirls fighting things — monsters, criminals, each other — is an old one in anime, going back [...]
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