Hannah Grimes is a freelance journalist who specializes in writing about anime, video games, and pop culture. Her work has been featured in Comic Book Resources and the Cigalah Group. With a passion for exploring the world of entertainment, Hannah enjoys delving into fan theories, reviewing anime and video games, and uncovering hidden gems in the industry.
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Shortly after its release, Sword Art Online went from a new, popular anime to one of the most controversial anime out there.
By: Hannah Grimes
Despite their popularity, the character arcs of these iconic anime protagonists have polarized fans around the world.
By: Hannah Grimes
From upgrades to Tartarus itself to the removal of Kotone, there are lots of differences between Reload and Vanilla Persona 3.
By: Hannah Grimes
Despite its acclaim, Attack on Titan still has some plot elements and storylines that fans still question.
By: Hannah Grimes
Although Attack On Titan's original Japanese sub is phenomenal, there are some moments when the English dub adds even more emotion and impact.
By: Hannah Grimes
While FMA:B is an iconic anime, some decisions, like the anime-only premiere and decreasing Maes Hughes' role, still are questionable for fans.
From Levi's final salute to the Survey Corps to Jean and Connie embracing before becoming Titans, the Attack on Titan finale is full of sad moments.
By: Alan A. Mehanna, Hannah Grimes
Updated Gender-bending films are a unique subgenre, but these inviting and accessible movies provide an entertaining introduction to many genderqueer ideas.
Persona 3 Reload has plenty of characters to team up with, but some SEES members shine brighter than others.
Light Yagami may seem like Death Note's most dangerous character even when compared to the likes of Ryuk, but one other character has him beat.
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