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Tag Archives: K-on!
K-on! Christmas!
The Junkyard presents a bonus article about the 7th episode of slice-of-life anime series K-on!… Christmas! I like Christmas. I like anime. And despite less than one percent of the population of Japan being Christians, it’s not actually difficult at … Continue reading
K-on! The Movie (Review)
Before we started looking at some creepy anime for October I wrote about the anime series K-on! Now that Halloween is over for another year let’s return to the gentler subject of K-on!, specifically the movie that followed the end … Continue reading
K-on!
I need to start this with a rant, which might seem odd for an article about this most gentle of anime series. What I have to say relates specifically to the UK DVD releases, so feel free to skip the … Continue reading