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Tag Archives: Fantasy
A Lull in the Sea (Review)
The premise of this series requires some suspension of disbelief. The idea is that humans originally lived below the sea, until some decided to live on the surface instead. This has created a divided human race. The ones below the … Continue reading
Brave Story (Anime Review)
Grief can do different things to different people, and some of the responses can be the exact opposites of each other. For example, grief can make a person kind, or it can make a person cruel. Brave Story is a … Continue reading
Dragon Age II
I mentioned I had been playing a game for a few weeks before stumbling on Tacoma. That game was a classic from 2011 called Dragon Age 2. Yes, it’s odd that I would jump back to the sequel without replaying … Continue reading
The Sacred Blacksmith
This was another impulse buy at a reasonable price in a second hand DVD shop. It’s not the kind of anime I normally watch very much, as swords and sorcery isn’t really my thing, but I sometimes get these in … Continue reading
Posted in Anime, Entertainment, Reviews, Television
Tagged Fantasy, Romance, The Sacred Blacksmith
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Made in Abyss
Two of the things that are most likely to make me decide to watch an anime are the quality of the art and how interesting the story sounds. This one scored on both counts. It is set in a town … Continue reading
Beyond the Boundary
I’ll have a go at explaining this, although I’m not entirely sure I understood it all after watching the whole series. Also, it’s one of those series where everything you think you know at the start turns out to be … Continue reading
Posted in Anime, Entertainment, Reviews, Television
Tagged Beyond the Boundary, Fantasy, Kyoto Animation
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Hogfather (Terry Pratchett)
LET’S GO SLEIGH THEM! Terry Pratchett was truly one of the greatest authors who ever lived. So many fantasy authors over the years have produced tedious escapism, far removed from the real world, but Pratchett took a different approach. He … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Christmas, Entertainment, Reviews
Tagged Fantasy, Hogfather, Terry Pratchett
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Creeped Out
When I wrote about The Sarah Jane Adventures I mentioned the importance of the BBC in terms of making original drama content for children, and here is an example that is bang up to date. There are very few broadcasters … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Random Chatter, Reviews, Science Fiction, Television
Tagged CBBC, Children's Television, Creeped Out, Fantasy, Halloween, Horror
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