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My Husbando in Free!
This is a post about my gay lover. Like any sensible anime fan, I have watched Free! and I have picked out a young man to be my husbando. I reckon Free! is a great show. It appeals to my masculine...
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A Fujoshi Reacts to Free!
Because Froggy is away in the Philippines, twelve guest writers will be blogging about anime and/or Christmas. Today’s guest writer is Shiguma Rika from Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai, a member of the...
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The Best Anime of 2013?
For the final day of anime blogging before Christmas, I thought it would be a great idea to be one of the cool kids and do a podcast. And because my bestest friends in this world are 2D, what better...
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Froggy’s Top 5 Anime of 2013
To entice you to read this post, here is a picture of two guys kissing from one of my favourite shows. This post was actually really difficult to write, for a number of reasons....
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Sexism in the Anime Fandom: A Case Study of a Tumblr User
A “stereotypical” female otaku In my last post, I discussed my stance on sexism in male otaku fandom. I described my ambivalence about my own fan activities and how I have...
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My Opinions on the Latest Anime (Summer 2014 Edition)
What I’m currently watching: Akame ga Kill!, Ao Haru Ride, Barakamon, Free! Eternal Summer, Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun, Haikyuu!!, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders, Kuroshitsuji: Book of...
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If I Were a Magical Boy…
If I were a Magical Boy ©, I would like to be a really kawaii dude, not like those lame dorks in Cute High Earth Defense Club LOVE!. As a wannabe Magical Boy ©, this Cute High Earth Defense Club LOVE!...
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Beautiful Fighting Girl and Otaku Sexuality
I recently got around to reading Beautiful Fighting Girl by Tamaki Saito (originally published in 2000 as 戦闘美少女の精神分析, lit. ‘A Psychoanalysis of the Beautiful Fighting Girl’). Despite its status...
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