Weiss & Ramblings

After a bit of a hiatus last season, I’m back with the usual crazed rants that you’d expect. I apologize for the lapse in content generation, but fall was just to “meh” to warrant a full post’s worth of reviews. If you’re really guessing as to what I’d have recommended, I’ll spoil it for you here: it’s just SSS.Gridman and Bloom into You . That’s it. Everything else was kind of boring. --- Title: Boogiepop wa Warawanai Genre: Sci-Fi, Psychological, Mystery Studio: Madhouse Streaming: Crunchyroll, VRV If you’re entrenched in the anime fandom, you may have heard the name Boogiepop before, but been confused as to what it meant or stood for. A famously popular and successful light novel series with a somewhat controversial TV anime, Boogiepop received a far more polished and “straightforward” adaptation by Madhouse just in time for Dengeki Bunko 's anniversary. If anything, this 2019 rendition of Boogiepop is a complete and polished package, something the previous mi

Ah, theme event days. The cornerstone of a regular TCG community; a necessary evil to spice up the endless loop of playing against the same familiar deck lists week in and week out. However, in a purely English Weiss Schwarz environment, deck building restrictions can be a massive pain in the ass. Since the states haven't got even a third of the "power-up" and "volume two" sets that Japan has, brewing up a fun and functional list can be prove harder than you'd think. Yeah, you might be able to piece together that Love Live waifu list, but all you're signing yourself up for is disappointment and frustration. If you're anything like me, you're sick of dealing with Kotori's lack of a usable brainstorm and functional combos. Bless your (twinkle twinkle) little stars, this deck tech is made explicitly for you. The goal is to brew a functional, fun, and explosive deck that abides by general "waifu/husbando deck" restrictions which are t