Chandra Shekhar

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Chandra Shekhar |Souhardya Choudhury

Mechas are cool, right? Every kid has once dreamed of piloting a massive mecha and flying, maybe even fighting with the bad guys. The mechas have been seen everywhere, from Transformers to Power Rangers and even Pacific Rim. However, the origin of these metal giants comes from anime. Yoshiyuki Tomino’s Gundam is the basis for the ‘Mecha’ genre. Back in the day, though, they were called something else; they were called Mobile Suits.

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Chandra Shekhar |Souhardya Choudhury

Do you like cool assassins? Do you admire a man who protects his family despite adversity? Who doesn’t? The combination of the two can be seen in the dedicated convenience store owner, Taro Sakamoto. Sakamoto Days tells the story of Sakamoto trying to keep his family safe while battling hordes of murderous assassins. The extremely rotund ex-assassin’s adventures were nothing short of exhilarating, but Netflix left the fans out to dry by only releasing the first part of the season.

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Chandra Shekhar |Souhardya Choudhury

Dragon Ball Super has many interesting arcs and unique antagonists. From Zamasu to Granolah, there are many villains that stand out in Super, but of them, the best one is most likely Moro. Moro’s character puts a spotlight on all the themes that Dragon Ball Super seemed to lack until then. The dread of an entity that can cause the destruction of entire planetary systems, and one that can seemingly grow stronger endlessly.

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Chandra Shekhar |Souhardya Choudhury

Dragon Ball is an amazing series and a franchise, and I don’t think many IPs have had as much impact on the fans as Dragon Ball did. Even forty years later, it is moving forward with the same momentum and ambition. In fact, things only keep getting better. It has been a whole decade since Dragon Ball Super started, and even though it’s hard to believe, it is true.

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Chandra Shekhar |Souhardya Choudhury

The Beginning After the End is a famed work with a loyal fanbase, both through webnovels and webtoons. The anticipated series finally got an anime adaptation, but it did not turn out as expected. Although a massive obstacle to get past is the animation, there are many things that went wrong with the anime. As an isekai genre work, it was important for The Beginning After the End to be special. In a saturated genre, the only way it could stand out was by playing to its strengths.