Strategy series have been rampant in the world of video games over the years, but none of them have ever had as much heart and cunning as Fire Emblem’s installments have. Then this one came along and blew everything else in the past thirteen installments out the water with the deepest and most in-depth mechanics and systems that the franchise has ever offered previously.
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Utsuro no Hako to Zero no Maria: Volume 1
This is a review, therefore it’s fundamentally free of spoilers but has a basic synopsis of the story.
Utsuro no Hako to Zero no Maria is a light novel written by Eiji Mikage and illustrated by Tetsuo, and its English translation can be read on Baka-Tsuki.
Heya, everyone! Just so you all know, several reviews and things will be heavily delayed and might be weeks or so late, since it’s a pretty hectic time of the year for the blog. We’ve swapped staff members, as Liam trades places with the returning Mimi, Dusk retires for a season so she can catch up with college work, and we all still have no idea what will be happening in our other sections just yet. Anyway…to get to the subject.
Alex will be blogging Devil Survivor 2 and Railgun S, and possibly Attack on Titan, depending on how Doofus finds it.
Mimi will be returning to cover what’s left of Chihayafuru S2 and the new Suisei no Gargantia.
Doofus will be doing whatever Doofus wants, which is Hunter x Hunter and quite possibly Attack on Titan, depending on how he feels about it. He’ll also do his manga whenever he does that.
Kryn is taking Ore no Imouto ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai 2 and Hataraku Maou-sama! (A RomCom! Woo!)
Justin will take Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2199
Lucy will take Karneval
What are you all watching? Is there anything that we’re missing out on? Let us know in the comments.
Females in gaming are somewhat of an epic, and even after sitting and thinking, two females jump out to me more than almost every other one in existence – Lara Croft and Sarah Kerrigan. It may be because of the games I played when I was younger, but even putting that aside, Sarah is, by far, the strongest female that I can think of. Known by several names, such as the Queen of Blades and Queen Bitch of the Universe, the second instalment in Starcraft II focuses entirely on her.
Alrightie, let’s give this a go. As a writer, there’s nobody I admire more than Ryukishi07, and i’d like to claim to be a religious fan of most of his work. However, shortly after finishing up Umineko No Naku Koro Ni, he decided to take a break from his main franchise to practice his writing technique. This…is the result of it. An odd series about a different take on history, of prostitutes, the mafia and a young girl named Rose.
Trauma Team is the third instalment of the relatively famous franchise on the Nintendo Wii, and also the final. With this one, you’re living room becomes an entire hospital, and not just an operating theatre.
It’s a very strange place to start, reviewing a Pokemon game. Everyone knows Pokemon, and everyone knows and understands that it’s by far the most in-depth JRPG that will ever make the market. With hundreds of little and big creatures for you to catch and train, and thousands of moves for you to teach your friends, this doesn’t even begin to scratch the surface of what Pokemon really is. You can get incredibly in-depth with these little creatures, but this isn’t what i’m reviewing.
Hey, everyone! As a random surprise, Meeping Anime brings you now a new feature: a quotes section! This section contains a collection quotes from anime, manga, light novels and visual novels. As of today, we opened it with 431 quotes and we plan on keeping it up to date and adding new quotes as we watch/read more series!
You can check out the section here, or use the dropdown menu at the top to navigate directly to the different categories. If you’re looking for something not categorized there, check out the “Others” category. Every series of which we have less than 5 quotes listed goes there.
Also, there’s any quotes you’d like to see in this section, please don’t hesitate to request them to be added.
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica: The Different Story
Yay for clever parodies.
It might be equally as tragic as the main series it complements but Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica: The Different Story is one heck of an awesome spin-off, as it actually adds to the main story rather than simply using its setting and characters. You actually get to understand some more about some of the character’s actions in the anime, mainly Mami and Kyouko. Not to mention how this can even be considered canon due to a certain plot device whoever has watched the anime is familiar with and the lack of inconsistencies.
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