Tag: First Impression
Opinion: First Impression and Three Episodes Rule are Not the Gospel
Three episodes rule shouldn't be the absolute measure to judge whether an anime is worthy to follow or not, this opinion argues.
Sakura Quest First Impression: When the Queen Has to Save Herself
Serious yet lighthearted, Sakura Quest tells of Yoshino Koharu's lofty “quest” to revitalize Manoyama Town tourism while earning a living.
First Impression: Fune wo Amu
Watching this series will remind you of the efforts of those behind the creation of a dictionary. Take a look on the first impression of Fune wo Amu.
First Impression: Birdmen Vol. 1
Following Kekkaishi, another manga from Yellow Tanabe has now been available in Indonesia: Birdmen. How is it like?
First Impression: Tanaka-kun wa Itsumo Kedaruge
Taking laziness to the next level, Tanaka-kun entertains through how he spend his school days as a listless person
First Impression: Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!
Tired of fantasy-game genre that mostly consists of serious fighting? Try to laugh with Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!
First Impression: Boku dake ga Inai Machi
As the gloomy winter-themed anime is depressingly hopeful, Boku Dake ga Inai Machi offers a story of mystery and redemption.
Review: Digimon Adventure Tri Episode 01 – WELCOME BACK
Is there more to Digimon Adventure Tri in its appeal to nostalgia other than pleasing older fans? Our reviewer ruminates on the experience of growing up.
First Impression: Osomatsu-san
The classic comedy anime Osomatsu-san has returned to TV as a celebration of the 80th birthday Akatsuka Fujio's, the manga's creator.
First Impression: Kagewani
Kagewani offers suspenseful monster horror with its unique animation style
Features
Discussing Social Issue in Japanese Mystery-Thriller Novel With Rikako Akiyoshi in...
As a part of Asian Book Festival event held by Penerbit Haru, KAORI Nusantara was invited to attend an online discussion with Japanese novelist Rikako Akiyoshi.
“Rent-A-Girlfriend” Anime First Impression: The Social Construct of The Need for...
Why does one even need a girlfriend in the first place? Despite it's hard-to-sympathise-with protagonist, "Rent-A-Girlfriend" could be an interesting starting point for discussing that issue.
