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…Beyond Journey’s End — during one of its most technically ambitious periods, and was directed by Yoshiaki Kawajiri, one of the key architects behind the adult-oriented anime boom of the 1980s…
…Under director Tatsuya Yoshihara, who took over after Ryu Nakayama stepped away from the series, the Reze Arc refined Chainsaw Man ’s visual identity to more closely mirror Fujimoto’s art style…
…Legacy of the Dark Knight , Yoshi and the Mysterious Book , and 007 First Light gave us strong AAA offerings. Meanwhile, high-profile indies like Mina the Hollower and Zero Parades: For Dead…
…That series also featured the shapeshifting Sword of Yurikawa, which had been wielded by the master of Hamato Yoshi/Splinter. There’s also the cursed sword Kira no Ken, used by Karai…
…It shows an evocative Super Mario scene, with our favorite plumber happily riding a green Yoshi as a Boo chases after them. The ethereal starry blue background is reminiscent of Super Mario…
…Toad & Yoshi Exploring the Galaxy – Guided by the filmmakers and cast, audiences embark on a journey through the film’s most iconic settings, revealing the thoughtful layers of nostalgia embedded in each…
…Similarly, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book has no fail state and no obvious point beyond uncovering all the cool ways the book world works. Nintendo had already started experimenting with less directed…
…Miyamoto was the senior partner, has more credits, and is the originator of all the most famous Nintendo characters. (Tezuka co-created Yoshi.) But through the 1980s and the 1990s, the pair…
…Like in several other iterations of the Turtles, the Master Splinter of Rise began his life as a human named Hamato Yoshi, though in this reality he was a martial arts movie…
…However, few match the subtle brilliance of one of his earliest works, an OVA film he wrote and directed in collaboration with Yoshitaka Amano of Final Fantasy and Vampire Hunter D fame…
