Rurouni Kenshin aka Samurai X

Here we go, let’s talk about Rurouni Kenshin.

Rurouni Kenshin is a widely beloved shounen series from the 90s. It tells the story of the wandering swordsman Kenshin Himura and his struggle to overcome his past as the man-slayer Battousai, while simultaneously protecting the innocent. 

The series is set ten years into the Meji era, in a Japan that is still coming to terms with the new Westernization movement. Most of the action in the plot occurs due to people who aren’t coping well with the new Japan they find themselves in. The villain of the week is usually a survivor of the Revolution with a grudge against Kenshin, or a former warrior who can’t stand living in the overly peaceful Meji era. 

 

Sorry for My Familiar, aka Uchi no Tsukaima ga Sumimasen

Sorry for My Familiar, or Uchi no Tsukaima ga Sumimasen is an ongoing series by artist Tekka Yaguraba.

Sorry for My Familiar is about a young devil named Patty and her quest to find her dad who has run off unexpectedly. Patty and her familiar take off to search all of the demon world for her runaway father.

The problem is that while most devils get a magical creature for their familiars, Patty (who has no ability with familiars) winds up selecting a random human named Norman instead.

My Top 10 Anime

This selection is purely based on my own opinion, please do not consider this as an official list of any kind.

Top 5 most Beautiful Series

 

If you’re an artist like me, then you do a LOT of looking around for inspiration with character designs. Even if you’re not, you might just enjoy looking at pretty artwork. No matter the case, here are my top 5 best series for design in no particular order.

Usuba Kagerou’s Reine des Fleurs

Castlevania

Castlevania is a Netflix anime(ish) series based on a game series of the same name.

In brief, Castlevania is about the imminent destruction of the country of Walachia by a grief-fueled Dracula who is going to kill all the humans because religious zealots burned his wife as a witch (she was not).