Eat The Cake, Anime!

Welcome to LEADING LADIES month at Eat The Cake, Anime! Reviewing the female characters that add their strength, knowledge, and versatility to anime shows we love, and a few that may have been overlooked. Our first leading lady: Violet Evergarden.

Eat The Cake, Anime closes out this month with 2 movie works that are on totally opposite ends of the dark fantasy spectrum: Berserk and Paprika.

Its Jubilee/Freedom Day in the U.S.! As DARK FANTASY month rolls on, we take a slightly different turn. What happens in another place and time, when the twin sons of Satan are raised and trained under a religious order?

Eat The Cake, Anime! is recognizing "Dark Fantasy". Goblin Slayer faced a fair amount of criticism early in its first season. Is it a good anime, or just a polarizing one?

"DARK FANTASY" Month has arrived at Eat The Cake, Anime! We kick off June with the review of a personal anime favorite, Black Butler.

Eat The Cake, Anime! closes out this month with one of the most underrated of villains. We have uncovered a variety of nefarious skillsets - none more ultimately devastating than those of Isabella.

THIS particular villain needs (almost) no introduction. From the decades old manga to the popular anime, Dio's special brand of villainy spans generations, with no signs of easing up!

Villains Month continues, and there is no doubting Hisoka's place as one of the standouts! We dive into how this creature, one whose motives are opposite from every character on Hunter x Hunter in EVERY WAY imaginable, still manages to come out as a (somewhat) likable bad guy.

Known for its emotional connections and gritty storyline, Tokyo Revengers has long been a fan favorite. But without the intelligent scheming of villain Kisaki Tetta, would it pack as much of a punch?

It's VILLAINS Month at Eat The Cake, Anime! Join us as we review some of our favorite antagonists who bring a different layer to their shows. First up: Devil May Cry's White Rabbit.

April has been FULL of great shows - and Eat The Cake, Anime! closes out this month with one of the best contemporary donghuas available today: Link Click.

Eat The Cake, Anime! Donghua month continues with a TOTALLY different type of show - we can't figure it out... let's see if you can!

Eat The Cake, Anime! rolls on; follow us as we continue to review some of our favorite Chinese animated series. The Daily Life Of The Immortal King brings all the feels as Wang Ling, an ancient immortal, is reincarnated and tries to quietly navigate life in senior high.

It's Donghua month at Eat The Cake, Anime! First up, undeniably one of the most popular and successful donghuas in China, Soul Land has captivated audiences worldwide.

We're ending our Mainstream Anime/Animated Shows Month on a high note. An animated show combining a few childhood loves into one (surprisingly AWESOME) result!

An anime that's gained a massive popular following - for positive (as well as controversial) reasons.

Mainstream Month continues! This wildly popular show is a must watch: 2 sisters. 2 cities divided by class, science, and magic.

Young Prince Bojji, who can neither hear nor speak, is always looked down on by the people of the kingdom. Little do they know: greatness awaits.

What starts out as the classic "avenging the family" ninja tale that takes some... interesting turns.

The brainchild of director James Gunn, Creature Commandos gives us a different look into the origin of Suicide Squad: enter Task Force M.

In Sung Jinwoo's world, Hunters make a living destroying other worldly beasts that appear through interdimensional portals. The higher a hunter's ranking increases the chance of success - and payment. Low level hunter Sung Jinwoo is chosen by "The System" to level up in strength.

A sinister take on a few beloved childhood fairy tales.

The best psychological thriller anime of all time. No question.

Robotics and murder combined into this 8 episode ONA. A review of the updated version of a 1960's kids show, but with a more sinister tone.