Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #79
Mini-reviews for anime is the name of the game here, whether we're tracking along with an episodic release or writing up a whole series in one shot, the idea is to be brief and spoiler-free.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #78
In this issue of the column, you'll find a mix of successes and of disappointment. We begin by looking at one of Crunchyroll's big bets for the season, Noblesse, and while it's not terrible, it's not amazing either.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #77
In this Irregular Reconnaissance, we mix and match some of Netflix and Crunchyroll's latest shows with some classics.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #76
Dragon's Dogma was given plenty of hype by Netflix, but is it any good or is The Great Pretender a better shout? In this article, we also catch up with some of the concluding Crunchyroll summer hits to find out which ones finish strongly.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #75
In this Irregular Reconnaissance, we take a look at the first episode of some of the potential hits or misses in the new Crunchyroll winter season.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #74
It's time for another issue of Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime. We'll look at the latest Aggretsuko, Rent-a-Girlfriend, Imperial Wrath of the Gods, The Misfit of Demon King Academy and frustratingly copy'n'pasted virus monsters in Gibiate.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #73
There seems to be a boom in great anime right now. Is it the growing war between Crunchyroll and Netflix? Is it that WarnerMedia is, as rumoured, gearing up to sell Crunchyroll at its peak?
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #72
A look at The Seven Deadly Sin's Imperial Wrath of the Gods as well as the drama that comes with renting a girlfriend or visiting a monster girl doctor.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #71
Netflix packs a lot of plot into the furry espionage BNA and even more into the dangerously packed Japan Sinks 2020. We struggle to the end of end of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and get a jot of energy with Re:Zero.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #70
In this report, we look at five anime including one of Netflix's newest purchases in the ecological horror that is Japan Sinks 2020.
