The blog that Corin writes!

Greetings! It's the last week of 2021! This has recently become my favorite time of the year because it's the end of the year, where everything ends. It's a nostalgic period, where one gets to look back on everything over the past 365 days. Maybe you have some accomplishments you're proud of or maybe you're just glad you pulled through some hard times. If there's one thing that helped me and countless others get through the year, it's anime Anime as a whole is more popular than ever and 2021 was stacked with shows. We've had major reboots, long awaited sequels, and highly anticipated adaptations ass well as exciting original works. Unfortunately, manufacturing all those shows is very very hard. The anime industry as a whole is facing an overproduction crisis due to high demand but low wages and employment. Animators are being stretched thin to meet deadlines and there's no sign of things getting better. The production issues effect several of these s

Today is April 6th, 2021. It's a Tuesday, a lonely Tuesday. It's the first Tuesday without a new episode of Black Clover in three and a half years. Anime come and go, especially seasonal anime. The fandom just finished saying goodbye to the heartwarming romance Horimiya and the thrilling Sk8 the Infinity . We're also eagerly awaiting the next installments of popular works like Attack on Titan, Dr.Stone, The Quintessential Quintuplets, Mushoku Tensei and the sensational  Jujutsu Kaisen . There's also the very special  Wonder Egg Priority which had it's conclusion delayed to June . Anime fans greeted those shows in January and spent three months getting invested in those stories. Now Spring has come with a whole new line-up of sequels, originals and high profile adaptations to watch. But goodbyes hit differently when it comes to weekly anime and w hen a show goes on for as long as Black Clover did the fans experience it in a different way.  A seasonal anime can beco