Hello,

Today we'll talk about something slightly different from the usual episodic coverage. Yes, I have not been very vocal till this point, but there is some sort of tourney going on between anime blogs in which I am partecipating as well.

The tourney itself is based on a bracket system with direct elimination matches between two different blogs (with one group phase in between). It is, using the words of the organizers, "a way for people to know more blogs to follow/read and a way to get advertising for smaller blogs".

While the tourney in itself is nothing really interesting, the drama that is generating around this little competition is a bit appalling and resembling what happened two years ago when I was still, but a mere reader.

Hello,

Today we'll give a preview and at the same time some impressions over the first episode of the second season of Tantei Opera Milky Holmes, a series who managed to get record sales for its budget and is (despite the utter lack of popularity in the western world) one of the most anticipated anime series for the winter season 2011/2012.

If you read the other editorial posts in these last couple of days, you'll know our talk for "popularity" and "unpopularity" of an anime series and I can say proudly that this is my guilty pleasure of this season and I'll be covering this from time to time (comedy isn't easy to cover every single week).

The story of this new season start back exactly where it was left off from the previous one with our heroines back to be useless (lose their power again after defeating Arsene/Henrietta in the last battle) and with our arch-enemies worrying for Milky Holmes future as detectives!

Hello everyone,

Let's go ahead with another review, this time of a series I twitter-reviewed at the start of this blog almost three months ago with more focus. I'm talking about Tantei Opera Milky Holmes, an game/manga/anime series focused on parodying detective and other popular genres.

Ever wanted to relax without thinking about anything? As for me yes, a lot of times. Work as developer can be stressing and leave you a little distressed.