After reviewing the TV anime, we have to finish what we started and take a critical look at the follow-up movie, Mouretsu Pirates: Abyss of Hyperspace~
And it would probably be pretty annoying if I kept my promise and added in a lot of pirate puns to this review, so for the sake of our dear beloved readers, I’ll ixnay the iratepay puns. You arrrr welcome. 😛
It’s understandable if you missed Mouretsu Pirates the first time around. After all, it’s several years old and doesn’t exactly scream “yuri”, does it? But you might be a little surprised to hear that this show does indeed have a good dose of yuri, and I’m not just talking about subtext~
2018 has been a great year to be a yuri fan, and another anime with yuri undertones that you might’ve missed was Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san, which aired this past winter. An anime about ramen? And it’s not short? How’s that gonna work out? Well, you can probably guess…
After the mediocre Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha ViVid, we finally return to the main Nanoha series with Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha: Reflection, so NanoFate fans rejoice! But should they rejoice? Hmm…
2018 has been the yuri gift that keeps on giving, and in this week’s review, we’re taking a closer look at one of the shows that seemed to have gotten lost in the Citrus hype, Slow Start. If you like cute girls doing cute, gay things, you might like this anime~
Determined to become a witch that enchants peoples hearts and makes them happy with her magic, Atsuko Kagari, enters Luna Nova, the magic academy her big idol Shiny Chariot once attended as well. Impatient to learn more about her idol and how to use magic like Chariot did, she first has to learn the very basics that unfortunately don’t seem to come too easy for her…
I know people will disagree with me, but Little Witch Academia sure feels like the anime version of Harry Potter with a much lighter atmosphere and a full female cast instead. Now, given the fact that I loved Harry Potter, enjoy more easy-going shows, and just grave for this type of all-female casts, I couldn’t help but fall head over heals in love with this anime.
Once again, I missed out on another standout anime and only caught wind of it after its run had ended. And once again, it’s intrepid YR reader B-M that had to bring it to my attention. I’m pretty lucky that happened, since A Place Further Than The Universe is already an early favorite to wind up on our Yuri Anime / Manga / Visual Novel Awards for 2018~
