Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku is a strange anime that I happen to have fallen for. It has this special brand of humor that is completely unique to anime fans and con goers. This is the story about two Continue reading
Supreme Court Decision Sets Negative Tone Toward LGBT Community
Can a business argue religious reasons to prevent serving the LGBT community? According to a recent Supreme Court decision, the precedent was made possible.
On Monday, June 04th, 2018, the Supreme Court ruled on Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Continue reading →
What To Expect From E3
The Electronic Entertainment Expo (better known as E3) is upon us, and there’s some things we do and don’t know.
My goal here is to give you a tiny preview of what you can expect. This will be biased, because Continue reading →
Deadpool 2: Superhero Landing!
Over the weekend, I had the choice of watching Solo or Deadpool 2. I picked Deadpool 2, and according to the box office numbers, I wasn’t the only one.
It was an interesting movie. I think the allure of Wade Continue reading →
Marketing Indie Books For Dummies
Last Thursday, I released the first book in my four-part series The Belle Âme Chronicles. Not only did this mark the start of a new series that I am madly in love with (and plan to submit for Continue reading →
Kingdom Hearts 3: A Preview
((Slight Spoilers Incoming))
So, last Friday, a few select media outlets like IGN and “influencers” like TheGamersJoint from YouTube got invited by Square-Enix to play a hands-on demo Kingdom Hearts 3. For the first time, the public got their hands Continue reading →
On The Subject Of Decaf And Other Such Things…
On the subject of Decaf and similar such things that we’re inclined to judge our customers for. Please stop it! Judging them I mean.
Whether or not a person drinks decaf, puts sugar in their coffee, adds milk, syrups, cinnamon, Continue reading →
NieR:Automata: But How Human Is Human?
NieR:Automata is certainly different. I picked it up over the weekend when it was on sale on Steam. To me, it feels like a really dark anime with a relaxed tone. Yes, it’s brown. It’s also got cute androids in Continue reading →
The 2020 Census’s Big Win For The LGBT Community
Every ten years, a Census is held in the United States, aiming to count the entire population of the country and determine the location of each resident. Questions asked include 1) how many people live/stay in each home, and the Continue reading →
Infinity War: When Media is More than Media
For the sake of everyone here, I will promise spoilers will NOT be present in this article. That is to say, I just got back from seeing Infinity War for what will probably be the one of two times I Continue reading →
Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi: Twilight, Only With Anime Now
So, I’m going to preface this by saying I haven’t touched any of the light novels or manga of this series. I know nothing apart from the three episodes of the anime I have seen. However, that doesn’t really change Continue reading →
Tammy Duckworth Makes History
Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois did more than make history in the senate Thursday, April 19; she broke an exhausted barrier that has separated men and women in the workplace for too long.
On Thursday, Sen. Duckworth became the first Continue reading →
Staying Healthy In This Ever-Changing Weather
We all have become accustomed to hearing about how bad weather in the midwestern United States can be, and a lot of people from other states could probably confirm that if asked. However, Kentucky’s weather is at an all-time whirlwind, Continue reading →
Persona5 the Animation: A Fan’s Perspective
Persona 5, the video game, was and is my first real dive into the Persona series – or anything from the Shin Megami Tensei series in general, if I’m honest. With bias, the game is faultless. Spotless. A rare shining Continue reading →
Spyro the Dragon: Nostalgia Reignited
Usually, when I write these articles, I try to think back to something I did last week or the past weekend; something nerdy I feel like touching on or talking about. That also gives the article some sort of relevance, Continue reading →
Acceptance In The Cosplay Community
For the past 10 years, I have been apart of the cosplay community. I have seen it grow so much since 2008. I’ve seen so many faces of it from the light-hearted friendly side to the dark and toxic side Continue reading →
Ready Player One: What Book?
Growing up in “nerd” culture as I did, I was absorbed in video games, the Lord of the Rings, and the like. Not so much 80s culture, however. Not as much as Ready Player One, the book, would have Continue reading →
HIIT Your Way To Fitness!
Do you love high-energy workouts that actually work, but you don’t have a ton of time to dedicate to the gym? If so, then you will love the new and improved form of interval training known as High-Intensity Continue reading →
Call Of Duty WW2 Content A Bust?
The first Call of Duty WW2 DLC (downloadable content), Resistance, is out and I have to say that I am not impressed. Resistance released Jan. 30 on the PlayStation 4 and March 1 on the Xbox One.
So far, the Continue reading →
Ni No Kuni II: I Heard You Like Kingdom Hearts
The first Ni No Kuni was a wonderful little game. If asked, I’d say it was a role-playing game that borrowed elements from the greats, the likes of Final Fantasy and Pokemon. Actually, it’s the Pokemon element that most reviews Continue reading →