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Article by Sean Wilkinson, a.k.a. the Quirky Animeister This may not be a milestone issue like the last big My Hero Academia  compilation  (my fiftieth Anime Spotlight ), but since it's still the month of my birth— Superhero Ani-May —and I've finally walked the Road to 10k Views with the hope of going Plus Ultra and beyond, I'm using this as a celebration moment (even though I planned to do what I'm doing here anyway) by covering everything MHA  in chronological order. When I posted the original review , Deku had just had a Death Battle against Asta from Black Clover ( series , movie ), and at the time of writing my 50th Anime Spotlight , Deku had returned to Death Battle for a clash with Miles Morales. So I started things off by giving my thoughts on them. The battle of the powerless protagonists sports better fight choreography despite relying mainly on low-res sprite animation. The "Asta wins because he can sneeze hard enough to make his body FTL in his sleep...

Article by Sean Wilkinson, a.k.a. The Ticketmaster. As of this writing on May 14, I have officially surpassed my ten-thousand-view goal for the month. Thank you all, and I hope to hit another milestone in the half of May that remains. And because I was pedantically curious and needed an intro for this week's edition of Goj -Year- ra , I thought I'd talk about something from another culture that I barely understand beyond a handful of words: the Japanese language. See, when I researched Godzilla movies with "versus" in the title, it was translated consistently as " tai " (the kanji , 対), which Wikipedia translates back as "against" in the majority of cases. The problem as it relates to today's film is that there are three titled  Gojira tai Mekagojira : 1974's Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla , which I'm reviewing today, 1993's Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla II (which was just called Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla in Japan because that's not ...