Elise Nelson
Elise Nelson is a journalist, editor, and author with a passion for writing. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in multidisciplinary studies with an English literature emphasis and is both a writer and editor for Jotaku.net. You can check out the latest releases in her romance brand on her website www.elisenelsonauthor.com.
Violet Evergarden: The Movie Releases in More Countries
The world has been waiting in eager anticipation to watch the long-awaited film Violet Evergarden: The Movie. It was released in Japan...
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Review
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is the perfect game for any fans of the Dragon Ball franchise who want to relive the highlights of Dragon...
Naoki Urasawa, Legendary Manga Author, is Making an Anime
In the comments of Weekly Big Comic Spirits magazine's 51st issue, manga author Naoki Urasawa announced that he's making an anime. No...
The Metapod Onesie Chair We Never Knew We Needed
2020 has been a crazy year full of stress and unwelcome surprises. So, naturally, whenever something pops up in our news feeds...
Galaxy Con brings fans and anime voice actors together
Have you ever wanted to talk with your favorite anime voice actors and ask them questions that have been burning through your...
Rune Factory 5 fantasy RPG sequel releases in 2021
Publisher Marvelous and developer Hakama recently announced that the heartwarming fantasy role-playing game Rune Factory 5 will launch for the Nintendo Switch...
8 Creepiest Anime Villains that will Chill You to the Bone
There are countless creepy villains in anime of all shapes, sizes, powers, and evils. No matter what genre you peruse, you're sure...
November Pokémon Go event announced for Animation Week 2020
Calling all Pokémon Go fans! Pokémon Journeys: The Series is hosting an Animation Week 2020 event for the anime series, with a...
Kyoto Animation releases Violet Evergarden movie 10-minute preview
Kyoto Animation released the first ten minutes of the new Violet Evergarden: The Movie on YouTube for anyone to watch. The preview...
Monster: Looking Back at Naoki Urasawa’s Masterpiece Thriller Anime
It's almost Halloween, and what better way to spend October than watching psychological thrillers? If you're looking for an anime filled with...
