6 definitions by Pie Thief
An good manga where a kid discovers that Sosuke Aizen is actually his father, and that he must save the world before demons come out and kill people. The saddest part is Rukia, who ironically is given the death penalty by her best friend and brother, Ren-ji.
From what I understand, I think the story starts out in a haunted town where the kid named Ichigo is seeing ghosts. He soon kicks a girl named Rukia who tells him that he’s a ghost. Not just any ghost, though: she is a Soul Reaper, and she’s the soul society. He denies it so she summons a demon. The demon starts attacking her though, so she gives the kid her powers or something and he kills the demon and starts killing more demons. I lost interest at one point, so I skipped the chapters and got to the part where the antagonist, Sosuke Aizen, tells Ichigo that he is his father and that he’s been there since he was born. Ichigo denies it so he fights him. The two duke it out.
I’d give it a 4/5; it’s better than Naruto and Pokemon, but it gets boring very quickly. All he does is fight and fight and fight, so the story never really progresses. I mainly looked at the pictures in the manga and didn’t read too much of it because I thought it was tedious, but I’d recommend it to anyone who likes mangas.
From what I understand, I think the story starts out in a haunted town where the kid named Ichigo is seeing ghosts. He soon kicks a girl named Rukia who tells him that he’s a ghost. Not just any ghost, though: she is a Soul Reaper, and she’s the soul society. He denies it so she summons a demon. The demon starts attacking her though, so she gives the kid her powers or something and he kills the demon and starts killing more demons. I lost interest at one point, so I skipped the chapters and got to the part where the antagonist, Sosuke Aizen, tells Ichigo that he is his father and that he’s been there since he was born. Ichigo denies it so he fights him. The two duke it out.
I’d give it a 4/5; it’s better than Naruto and Pokemon, but it gets boring very quickly. All he does is fight and fight and fight, so the story never really progresses. I mainly looked at the pictures in the manga and didn’t read too much of it because I thought it was tedious, but I’d recommend it to anyone who likes mangas.
by Pie Thief August 15, 2019
One of the greatest Wii games. Has one of the darkest plots in a Mario game, a lot of lore and worldbuilding, and a sympathetic villain. Unfortunately it is criminally underrated due to the change in gameplay from its predecessor.
by Pie Thief June 30, 2020
A visual novel written by Kinoko Nasu, known for his other works like Fate/stay night. It tells the story of Shiki Tohno, a high schooler who uses the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception to fight vampires. The first 2 routes (the Near Side) mainly focus on action and worldbuilding, while the last 3 routes (the Far Side) focus more on mystery and psychological horror. A remake for the visual novel was released in 2021.
There is no Tsukihime anime
by Pie Thief May 14, 2022
A visual novel and anime about historical figures fighting for a wish-granting Holy Grail. It's separated into three alternate stories (Fate, Unlimited Blade Works, Heaven's Feel). The main character can summon swords and deals with survivor's guilt, making him believe he needs to constantly help others to justify his life.
by Pie Thief March 31, 2021
The main character of Fate/stay night, a mage who can replicate swords. He was the only survivor of a huge fire as a kid, leaving him with severe PTSD. He feels it's wrong that he survived when others didn't, so he tries to "atone" by living for the sake of helping others. Each of the VN routes is about him moving past his mental illness and finding a healthier reason to live.
The anime adaptation waters Shirou Emiya down from a complex character into a generic Shounen protagonist
by Pie Thief February 19, 2022
by Pie Thief May 14, 2022