A Beginner's Guide to Anime Demographics: What's the Difference Between Shonen, Shojo, and Seinen?   When you explore anime, you will quickly encounter terms like "Shonen," "Shojo," and "Seinen." Many people assume these are genres, like "Action" or "Comedy." This is incorrect. These terms do not describe the type of content. They describe the target audience that the original manga...

Anime, as a medium, has explored nearly every era and corner of the world. When a historical anime is done well, it not only entertains but also offers an incredible immersion into the sights, sounds, and social pressures of a different time and place. Beyond the Samurai: A Guide to 5 Amazing Historical Anime   When people think of "historical anime," their minds almost automatically go to...

Music in anime is much more than mere accompaniment; it is the heart and soul of the narrative, marking eras and defining entire genres. From the J-Rock anthems that powered the shonen of the 90s to the melancholic voices of modern dramas, these are the artists whose sound is inseparable from the series they soundtracked. 1. The Classic Pillars (Rock, J-Pop, and Orchestration of the Golden...

The “curse of video game adaptations” is a real phenomenon. For decades, most anime based on video games were, at best, 20‑minute commercials and, at worst, rushed adaptations that stripped away everything that made the original great. But that has changed. In the modern era of streaming, creators have had the freedom to take the lore and world of a video game and build something...

The 80s and 90s were the Golden Age of Cyberpunk, a period where anime fearlessly explored the fear of technology, the omnipresence of corporations, and the merging of the human body with machines. While Akira and Ghost in the Shell are the fundamental pillars, a handful of lesser-known OVAs and films captured the essence of the genre with equal intensity, defining the neon and dystopian...