Anime Analysis
Character arcs, story themes, worldbuilding, symbolism, this is where we get nerdy in the Anime Analysis! Explore the deeper layers of your favourite anime and what makes them unforgettable.
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Kaneki Ken, a Tragic Evolution
Kaneki Ken’s story in Tokyo Ghoul is one of pain, rebirth, and fragile humanity. This in-depth character analysis traces his transformation from timid scholar to the One-Eyed King, exploring identity, trauma, and the cost of survival in a world built on fear. [Post read time: 24–41 min]
19–29 minutes -

Who Are Your Favourite Male Characters in Anime & Manga?
A continually updated hub of my favourite male anime and manga characters — from quiet strategists to chaotic powerhouses. This isn’t a ranking but a living list of characters who linger long after the credits roll. Who are yours? Join the discussion and share your favourites.
58–86 minutes -

10 Villains I’d Let Ruin My Life: Manga, Manhwa & Webtoon Edition
Manga and manhwa villains aren’t just evil, they’re devastatingly magnetic. From Gin Ichimaru’s sly cruelty to Fang Yuan’s chilling honesty, these ten antagonists redefine obsession and allure. Here’s a look at the fictional disasters I’d happily let ruin my life. [Post read time: 9–15 min]
5–8 minutes -

10 Anime Villains I’d Let Ruin My Life
Halloween’s the perfect excuse to confess those villain crushes we pretend not to have. From Alucard’s apocalyptic charm to Itachi’s tragic calm, here are ten anime villains too dangerously captivating to resist. Read at your own peril, attraction to chaos lies ahead. [Post read time: 9–15 min]
4–7 minutes -

I Ship Cherry and Joe: Here’s Why MatchaBlossom Just Makes Sense
Cherry and Joe’s bond in SK8 the Infinity is packed with sarcastic banter, quiet loyalty, and emotional depth. Whether you ship them or not, MatchaBlossom’s chemistry is undeniable. Dive into the subtle signals, shared history, and opposites-attract energy that make this duo unforgettable.
5–8 minutes -

One Piece: When Nami Said No
Nami’s refusal to join Luffy’s crew wasn’t met with persuasion, it was met with acceptance. In Episode 5 of One Piece’s English dub, Luffy shows us that leadership isn’t always loud. It’s in the silences, the listening, and the moments he lets people choose him.
3–5 minutes
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