Spy X Family has ed One Piece and My Hero Academia in the annals of (at the time of release) currently running Shonen Jump (or Jump+) anime adaptations that have gotten non-canonical (or mostly non-canonical in the case of MHA) anime film tie-ins. In this case, we have Spy X Family: Code White, which sends the Forger family on a weekend vacation to the mountains, leading to some Bond-Film-level shenanigans.

The movie like many Spy X Family plots, starts innocuously.…

I have relatively recently gotten into motorsports after years of really not being interested, because all I had access to was NASCAR. The NASCAR variety of “regular oval track of regulation size with everyone just turning in the same direction” never grabbed me. When I played racing games on consoles, I played games which, well, had turning to both the left and right, and consequently that’s what I wanted in motorsport. So, I was curious about things like Formula 1…

Megazone 23 - Part 3 is probably the most Cyberpunk part of the Megazone 23 series. The other installments had artificial intelligences and rebelling against the man. However, Part 3 has more hacking, human cybernetic augmentation, and dealing with human society's relationship with the planet. It's also the weakest part of the series.

Part of the problem is that Parts I and II spent about three hours putting together a cohesive narrative (with a time skip in the middle), and…

Megazone 23: Part II is a more violent film than its predecessor, but it does a good job of providing closure to the franchise – which is almost unfortunate because three years after this film came out we got part III.

Part II picks up several months after the conclusion of part I. Shogo is on the run, having been framed for the murder of his filmmaker friend Tomomi in part 1. Further, B.D., is now the de-facto military dictator…