Why Are Light Novel Titles So Long: The Title of This Post About the Long Titles of Light Novels is Just Way Too Long!
Today we're looking at light novel titles and why they're often so long and absurd.
Today we're looking at light novel titles and why they're often so long and absurd.
This post isn't nearly as serious as it sounds. I just want to talk about some book covers.
About time I finally review this crazy series known as Sonny Boy. I wasn't sure what I was going to say, but here we go.
Finally, after promising quite a while ago now, I talk about 86. It's really good, just go watch it.
Higehiro: After Being Rejected, I Shaved and Took in a High School Runaway, or just Higehiro is a great anime airing this season. It is really, really good. It sounds weird and like it would be awful, but it is incredibly wholesome and a contender for my favorite show of the season.
Do you know those sleazy genies? Ok, remember that line. I doubt I'll ever start a post off as odd as that, but I promise it makes sense. Don't run quite yet. Give me time. The genies where you rub the lamp, have a few wishes, and you make one. But since you weren't specific enough, you end up getting kind of what you wanted, but not exactly.
I imagine you may have just a few questions after reading that title. The first is probably something along the lines of "Didn't you just play your first visual novel like a month ago? Aren't you skipping some steps?"
No, you didn't read that title wrong. I know, I know, you feel lied to. You feel betrayed. You feel like you can never trust me again. "How can this weeb who just talked about an anime for Christmas for over 5000 words a week ago not have played a visual novel before?"
Point is, you should watch Toradora! in December. Even though Toradora really isn't a Christmas anime. Sure, it's about love. That's in the air this time of year, and the last third of the series takes place in winter, but that's about it.
Is Danganronpa fun to play - or more specifically, is the gameplay in Danganronpa fun? Now, obviously, fun is subjective, so I’m speaking purely from my point of view.