With the whole hype train going on with the new and last season of Attack On Titan, you could say I am shamelessly cashing in on the hype. Which in a sense, it is quite true. However, that is besides the point. Point on the matter is, there has been a quote that has come … Continue reading The Platitude That Rang the World Thanks to Attack On Titan
"War. War never changes." We have all heard about this quote at some point in our lives. And if you have played the Fallout series, you have heard this quote a multiple times. A quote which embodies that the nature of war always stays the same no matter the time or generation it's in. However, … Continue reading The Boredom of War – Why Wars Are Unrealistic In Storytelling
When writing a story that is especially a long one, a lot of authors/writers seem to lose track not just when it comes to time, but they also lose their overarching plot that their story started out with, which was created by poorly made subplots. For example, a story that started about surviving an alien … Continue reading Subplots Gone Wrong! (BUT NOT GONE SEXUAL) – The Death of Plot Cohesiveness
Ever since the big streamer sites such as Netflix and Hulu have started picking up on the anime hype train, things have been looking extremely grim for the legal anime streaming sites that have been pushing anime into the western market for the longest of times. As companies such as Funimation and Crunchyroll no longer … Continue reading Webtoon Crunchyroll Needs to Step Their Game Up
Hate 'em or love 'em, graphic novels have shaped the storytelling medium across the world in ways that it has never seen before. Ways in which we still use today and we will continue to do so until the last human drops within the face of this universe. What do I mean by this? Well... … Continue reading Graphic Novels – The Game Changer of Storytelling
I have talked about this topic before, but I am going to bring it back again to give the final nail why these fights are all stupid and pointless to set things clear once and for all. So, in my previous talk about this topic, I mentioned that none of these death battles among fictional … Continue reading The Last Nail – The Final Reason Why All Fictional Fights are Stupid and Pointless
For those who want to write anything within the fiction genre. Knowing what kind of writer you are is a must know to start such an endeavor. What do I mean by this? Well, we have all seen those books about how to write good fiction or how to write good character arcs and so … Continue reading What Kind of Writer are You? – The Question You Should Ask Yourself Before Writing Any Work of Fiction
We live in a time of endless abundant choice. A blessing or a curse depending on who you ask, but no matter the answer there is no denying that we have way too many options out there nowadays when it comes to capitalist consumption. Something that is especially double within the storytelling industries. As long … Continue reading The Age of Storytelling – Too Much Choice. Solution? Stand Out
Ever since Akira Toriyama debut his story of Dragon Ball in the 80's, the world hasn't been the same. As his story shook the Earth worldwide with a huge surge of love and inspiration for his work, to the point that it still gathering new fans as I write this. An unstoppable fictional revenue; just … Continue reading Ki: What Is It? (Dragon Ball).
As a person who has grown up with superhero stories from graphic novels, books, video games, and so forth. I must say that I still enjoy these stories, but not with the same charisma as I used to when I was a child. And the reason why I am saying this is because not just … Continue reading Superhero Stories: Shut Your Brain Off to Enjoy Them
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