In the weeks following the Kill La Kill (KLK) finale, I’ve seen a lot of people weighing in on the show. Given it’s popularity, over-the-top theatrics, and symbol-heavy plus textually-dense narrative, this isn’t anything too surprising. […]
For the longest time, I’ve been trying to work out what some of the more symbolic elements in KLK were supposed to symbolize. I mean, more academically-oriented/”high-brow” fans have known about […]
After this last burst, I think I have a good inkling about what shows I’ll attempt to stick out until at least episode 3.
In this next guest post, I teamed up with misfortunedogged from over at Things in the Fridge to defend one of our most beloved anime genres: the harem. While it […]
Back in the day when I first started up this blog I kicked off my posts with a promise to do an “Interpreting Interpretation” series, where I would analyze stuff […]
So here’s a brief digression before anything Kara no Kyoukai related, and my second post! Here goes… Interpretation in media and art has always been an interesting question, and especially […]
Chromatic Aberration Everywhere 