"Consider, can the universe be justifiably called infinite? Doubtful. It may not have a discernible end, but it had a beginning and its component parts definitely have a limited cosmological shelf-life. Splitting hairs or not, if history tells us anything, it's that scientists often make very poor poets. We're all just a ship of fools chasing phantoms, heedless of what really underwrites natural law." – Okabe Rintaro
Probably one of the most highly disputed anime of the Spring 2017 season, Eromanga Sensei is an anime that celebrates Light Novel culture, as well as giving some valuable insight into the industry. The show portrays, in great detail, the struggles that a Light Novel author has to go through to write their books, get …
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Oh, no, here comes another addition to the totally overused trapped-in-a-fantasy-world genre. Except it's really not, is the thing. Grimgar is a very stand-out piece in a totally overused genre, and is one of my personal favorite shows from this genre as well. Having read the manga and the light novels as far as they've …
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