Intermission: All About Tropes

We are backkk from summer vacation with our coverage of volume 3 of W Juliet by Emura (sponsored by Bud Lite). 

We've got high school trauma to unpack while we discuss volume 2 of W Juliet by Emura. Yes, we are aware that this is a silly comedy about crossdressing teens

Happy Pride! This month, we begin our next series: W Juliet by Emura. Are gender bending manga queer? We're here to find out. Let's unpack some things.

Hellooo, we've just finished another series, and that can only mean one thing: a little intermission! In this episode, we discuss common shojosei manga tropes, our favorites, the ones we hate, and everything in between! 

And so our coverage of all things Sand Chronicles (Sunadokei) comes to an end, and we can finally rest. Join us as we rant and scream about the sides stories found in volumes 9 and 10, as well as the live action film adaptation.

We made it to the final volume and not a moment too soon. We are nearly free of Sand Chronicles (Sunadokei) by Ashihara Hinako. Yippee.

Apologies, this episode is a little quiet, but in our defense, we were recording very late at night and had a lot of rage to suppress. Anyway, it's volume 7 of Sand Chronicles (Sunadokei) by Ashihara Hinako. We're almost there!

We're getting a bit silly this time around as we discuss volume 6 of Sand Chronicles (Sunadokei) by Ashihara Hinako. Blink twice if you need help.

(CW for topics such as depression, self harm, and suicide) Spoilers abound as we discuss volume 5 of Sand Chronicles (Sunadokei) by Ashihara Hinako, not just for volume 5 but for the rest of the series. Why? Honestly, we just dgaf anymore, time to party.

We're back from our holiday break with our coverage of Sand Chronicles, volume four, by Ashihara Hinako. Just a head's up, it gets a little spicy in this one.