Infinite Lalah
Twelve o'clock noon. An ordinary scene, an ordinary city. Lunchtime for thousands of ordinary people. To most of them, this hour will be a rest, a pleasant break in the day's routine. To most, but not all. To Lalah Sune, time is an enemy, and the hour to come is a matter of life and death.
Life in the Kira-Kira
Six episodes into this strange alternate universe tale, we're still not sure what they're on about. Is Kycilia Zabi going to deploy a mind-altered Amuro Ray on everyone? Will Shuji add another girl to his Gundam's harem? Is Char the robot? KIRA-KIRA ME HARDER DADDY UWU~
Three Times Psyfaster
Gundam GQuuuuuuX has finally landed on Amazon Prime, and the first episode went about as well as you can expect from the next chapter of Hideaki Anno's Wild Ride. But what should we expect from this Gundam What If...?
The Darkest Knight
Nobody at XEBEC expected their kind-of-parody of the mecha genre in 1996 to be so popular that it would push them towards making a feature-length film of it. So they did the most Star Trek thing possible, and made it way too serious. Like, dank memes serious.
Twitter had a good run, boys and girls. But as an omnipotent genderfluid demigod on a science fiction show once said, "All good things, must come to an end."
Too Short a Season
The end of a Star Trek show is usually a fairly bit deal. Previous finales have been two-part bonanzas. Lower Decks may have ended a bit more lackluster than tales of yore, but it gave us the very best Classic Trek in the Modern Era, and I for one am sad to see it go.