In the early 2000s, a trio of stylish, smart, and sassy spies burst onto our television screens, captivating the hearts and minds of viewers worldwide. "Totally Spies" was more than just an animated series; it was a cultural phenomenon that left an indelible mark on a generation. As we look back on this iconic show, let's explore its origin, its impact on pop culture, and its enduring legacy.

To say that Xbox (and Xbox only owners) need a First-Party win is an understatement. The console may not be floundering in sales like its predecessor  Xbox One, but it still some distance behind its main rival the PS5. Luckily, Bethesda next grand epic adventure Starfield, was billed as Microsoft's knight in shinning armor. Did it succeed? Or are Xbox only owners doomed to isolation like the deepest part of space? Here's the review roundup:

​Growing up in the 1990s, one cartoon character stood out as the epitome of coolness and charisma for many of us: Johnny Bravo. With his signature shades, bulging muscles, and slicked-back blonde hair, Johnny Bravo captured the hearts and imaginations of kids and adults alike. This article explores the enduring legacy of Johnny Bravo, examining his early success, cultural impact, controversies, and relevance in the ever-changing landscape of animation.

There have been many (and I mean MANY!!) adaptations of the character of the Monkey King, as well as, the 16th-century Chinese novel Journey to the West he hails from, over the years. So naturally, Netflix and their billions decided to try their hand at it with the release of their very own animated film. But does The Monkey King do the legend justice? Or is this another forgettable copy cat? Here's the review roundup: 

​As anime enthusiasts, we often find ourselves looking back on the classics that shaped our love for this art form. One such timeless gem is "Eureka Seven," a series that left an indelible mark on the anime community. Join us as we delve into the origins of this captivating show, explore its profound impact, and discuss its enduring legacy that continues to influence anime storytelling to this day.

During a period of celebrating our Nation's Independence and Emancipation (not to mention the Reggae Girlz amazing accomplishment), the world was introduced to our very own anime called Jamaica No Duppy: Rise of the Conqueror. Why is this big news? Well, as it states right there next to this article under 'Author', I am lover of anime, and while the likes of Dragon Ball Z and Naruto played a huge role in my childhood, I always dreamt of a Jamaican anime that I could culturally relate to. We have seen passion one shots making an attempt over the years, but this project feels like the first real stab at it.