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Here we are. The big episode we’ve been waiting for. Finally, the hit commissioned by the New York group. The assassination of Ulle Dag Charles. Up to this point we’ve seen the Jackal apply every layer of his skill as a hired killer and his ability to disappear, disguise himself, and infiltrate almost anywhere. We’ve…
So, we’ve passed the halfway mark. Let’s do a brief recap. The Day of the Jackal follows the exploits of the assassin known as the Jackal, as he is hired to kill one of the most powerful and influential men in the world, tech mogul Ulle Dag Charles. His employers, some mysterious group of New…
There are many shows that can lay a claim to the title of best animated show of all time. Dragon Ball Z. Avatar: The Last Airbender. The Legend of Korra. Attack on Titan. Death Note. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. X-Men: The Animated Series / X-Men ’97. Batman: The Animated series. There are so many. But, in…
The second episode of this fledgling series leans rather heavily on the number two. From its title, “Two Wolves”, to the separation of the Harkonnen sisters, and of course the two distinct storylines that the episode brings into focus. The most interesting aspect of all of this remains the Sisterhood storyline, which of course is…
It’s safe to say that Dragon Ball Daima is slowly, but very assuredly, building a plot full of mystery. We’re six episodes in now and there has been a fair amount of foundational work laid for what’s to come down the line. Episode 6, titled “Lightning”, is again another exposition heavy episode. Exposition may not…
The Dune franchise is one I have long admired but often found myself intimidated by its dense library of novels and extensive lore. But then came Denis Villeneuve’s absolutely enthralling Dune: Part One in 2021. I had an entry point, gained a basic understanding of this complicated, vast universe that Frank Herbert created with his…
In many ways, the end of episode 5 feels very much like the end of the first chapter of this new story in Dragon Ball Daima. By embracing it’s unique structure that is wholly new to Dragon Ball, and reinventing old Dragon Ball tropes, Daima has truly cemented itself as a must watch edition of…
While the previous entries in this newest instalment of Dragon Ball were good and entertaining, episode 4 is just downright pure, unadulterated fun. I loved everything it had to offer, which is a lot. Daima is off to a much stronger start than Super managed, both in terms of narrative, character development and most importantly,…
Picking up where episode 2 left off, episode 3 finds our heroes embarking on the next step of their journey and entering the Demon Realm at long last. Goku and the Supreme Kai join newcomer Glorio in his ‘demon plane’ and speed away from Earth, much to Goku’s delight, and travel to a Warp point.…
Finally got to watch Act 2 last night, and like Act 1, I was blown away by almost everything in the three episodes. Act 2, however, is a very different beast to the opening act. While Act 1 focused on the aftermath of Jinx’s murder of three council members and the resulting political turmoil that…
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