Sesho's Anime And Manga Reviews

Podcast review of Fly Me to the Moon Volume 1. 

Podcast review of the manga The Way of the House Husband Volume 1 by Kousuke Oono. 

Podcast Review of the first volume of Stravaganza 

Podcast review of the anime movie Weathering With You. 

Podcast review of the first volume of Go With the Clouds North by Northwest Volume 1 by Aki Irie

Podcast review of the manga Otherworldly Izakaya Nobu Volume 1

Podcast review of the light novel Classroom of the Elite Novel 1 by Syougo Kinugasa

Podcast review of Aposimz Volume 1 by Tsutomu Nihei

Podcast review of the first volume of Gleipnir Volume 1 by Sun Takeda

My podcast review of the new movie Godzilla King of the Monsters 

32 years after I got to a dead end on the first Final Fantasy game, I broke out my PSP version to finally finish it and start a run of all the FF series. 

Eren continues to learn the truth about how his father came to be found wandering outside the walls all those years ago. Then the government must decide if the common people should know the truth about the past. 

Eren and the Scouts find that the nobility and the Military Police might be bigger enemies of humanity than the Titans. 

A young boy has to learn to survive in the aftermath of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima in World War II. 

Review of Batman Ninja, an anime movie in which Batman and his family of current and former Robins are transported back to Warring States Era Japan to fight against the Joker, Harley Quinn, Grodd, Two-Face, Deathstroke, Poison Ivy, and the Penguin, who are all plotting to take over the country 

Podcast review of Star Wars: Lost Stars Volume 1 by Claudia Gray and Yusaku Komiyama. Published by Yen Press, $13.00 

Review of Happiness Volume 1 by Shuzo Oshimi

Review of the visual novel Root Letter, available for Playstation 4 and Vita 

Podcast manga review of Gakuen Prince volume 1 by Jun Yuzuki. Translated by Harumi Ueno. Adapted by Abby Denson. Originally published in Japan by Kodansha. Published in US by Del Rey, $10.99, Rated OT 16+ (Should be rated Mature for sexual situations, language). From the back cover: "Joshi High is an elite school that most girls in Japan only dream of attending. Then one day everything changes-- the all-girl school goes coed. There's just one catch: The girls out-number the boys. So begins a wild, no-holds-barred competition for the boys of the school. Which smart and independent-minded girl will rise above the fray?" My Grade: A-