So...yeah. The site is still having problems. Plus, I turned 26 yesterday. (Yay!)

For my newest review, I bring you a childhood favorite of mine - Samurai Pizza Cats. I bet some of you remember this show fondly, but has it aged as well as I remember it? Maybe...maybe not..

That's it for now. Stay tuned next week for a show I've delayed finishing for what seems like forever. Bye!

- Tim Jones

Just like he was in real school, Tim arrives late with his review of School Days. (Then again, you could say reviewing a 2007 anime in 2010 is and of itself late, but I digress.) Is the series as interesting as the hype, or is only just hype? See for yourself.

Next week I bring you a special review of a childhood favorite of mine. Stay tuned!

- Tim Jones

Or... well, maybe not so much. This update is centered around the tale of the kinda-sorta Norse Prince who goes up against an evil overlord with a suspiciously Germanic name. The tale in question is called The Little Norse Prince, a movie from Studio Ghibli -- well, pre-Studio Ghibli, actually, but produced by its key players none the less. And yet... oh, just read it for yourselves.

Next week, Tim takes a look at the days of our lives, in the sense that the lives centers around, wait for it... a group of students. Stay with us.

- Stig Høgset.

....though not for a very important date.

Well, okay, that's not true. I am off by two days for the review of Solty Rei. I have it finished and will try as fast as I can to get it up. I had problems accessing the site for a week, hence the delay. Hopefully it should be fixed soon so I can get back to a normal reviewing schedule.

The review is now up, though I can't provide you the link right now due to computer problems. (Annoying, I know.) Look for Solty Rei under the Reviews section. You should find it. and a very friendly, though often absent, reviewer has found a way to link it inside this news article, because he's just that awesome.

See you next week, hopefully on time.

- Tim Jones (and BM)

Hello, and welcome to yet another special request review from my still fairly lengthy list. The snow... er, I mean show I'm reviewing is Sugar, a Little Snow Fairy, a little whimsical tale of small creatures who are responsible for creating the weather and some of the people who are unwittingly caught up in their lives.

Next up, Tim brings some trouble to the table. Hope to see you guys again.

- Stig Høgset.