Author: Taylor Ramage

Anime Challenge #2: Favorite Anime You’ve Watched So Far

At the end of my last post, I dropped a lowkey, mediocre hint at which…

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Anime Challenge #1: Very First Anime You Watched

I’ve been busy over the last few months and that combined with writer’s block has…

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Finding God Imprisoning: Religious Identity and Exclusion in Orange is the New Black

Regular readers know by now that any time I see Christian iconography mixed with pop…

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Madonnas of Ooo: Adventure Time Meets Christian Iconography

Given that I’ve cosplayed Marceline twice now, it’s surprising that I haven’t written much about…

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Sentient Sailor Uniforms are Serious Business: Trope-Twisting in Kill la Kill

 Today, I’m very pleased to welcome a guest post from R. I invited her to…

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My Little Pony: Diversity is Magic

It’s been a long time since I’ve last blogged exclusively about My Little Pony: Friendship…

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Gurren Lagann’s Immature Masculinity

I enjoyed Gurren Lagann; I really did. It doesn’t replace Kill la Kill in my heart,…

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The Allegory of Giha Village: Platonism in Gurren Lagann

How could I invest so much time and energy analyzing Kill la Kill without watching…

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Baltimore.

It’d be disingenuous to simply allow my weekly blog post queue to continue without commenting…

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My Little Sato: Asami, Rarity, and the Femme Fatale Stigma

I can’t say how or why the comparison between Asami Sato from Legend of Korra…

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