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Aside from video editing, I am passionate about putting words into paper, or more accurately onto a Google Doc or WordPress. 

I have been writing for as far back as I can remember. Since graduating high school I've been honing my skills by contributing to writing articles for various online outlets such as:

  • Dark Knight News 
  • CBR.com
  • littleanimeblog

and my own blog, The Otaku Journey. 

Dark Knight News •

DKN Spotlight Review: Batwoman #5

BEFORE SHE WAS BATWOMAN…KATE KANE BROKE BAD!

Gorgeous. Utterly, undeniably gorgeous. The perfect word to summarize Batwoman #5. Never before since Justice League of America #7, have I reviewed a comic which made me soak in every glorious page of its fantastic, beautiful artwork. Calling issue #5’s artwork a feast for the eyes is a vast understatement.

Looking at Batwoman #5’s artwork was like eating my favourite dessert- which in my case is peanut butter brownies served with fruit salad- on a
The Otaku Journey •

10 Anime Characters with the Best Redemption Arcs

When done right, redemption arcs are one of the most exciting storylines around.

How exciting and inspiring does it feel to see a character do something wrong…

Only to regret their actions afterward and become better people?

A character’s growth reminds us that we can grow, mature and change.

So without further ado, here are 10 anime characters with the best redemption arcs!
• Greed burnt down to nothing

Suddenly, Greed suffers a mental breakdown. He was flooded with memories of his old gan
CBR •

My Hero Academia: 5 Pokemon Katsuki Bakugo Could Defeat (& 5 He Would Lose To)

There's no denying that Bakugo is one of U.A's most powerful students. Many factors contribute to this such as his unyielding ferocious willpower, combat proficiency, and mastery over his explosive quirk. Despite some inconsistencies about his quirk that makes no sense, Bakugo has defeated many powerful characters in My Hero Academia such as Fumikage Tokoyami, Shoto Todoroki, and Eiji Kirishima.

Sure, Bakugo is certainly an explosive powerhouse- in the world of My Hero Academia. But how would h
CBR •

Drifters: 11 Characters Who Are Based Off Real-Life People

Kouta Hirano, the wild mind behind the ultra-bloody Hellsing series, has brought fans another edge of your seat thrill fest in the form of Drifters! Hirano's new dark fantasy series sees various heroes and warriors from different time periods summoned to a fantasy world full of elves, dwarves, and dragons. These heroes form the eponymous Drifters, a group of heroes who are tasked with defeating their evil opponents, the Ends.

RELATED: 10 Anime To Watch If You Liked Hellsing

Sounds familiar? It
CBR •

10 Celebrities You Didn't Know Were In Anime Dubs

Dubbing anime is one of the lowest-paying voiceover jobs around. Only those with a true passion for the medium may actually succeed. Actors like Christoper Sabat, Johnny Yong Bosch, and Cherami Leigh have carved such rock-solid reputations for themselves that it's now expected to hear their voices.

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But from time to time, a certain celebrity may allocate time in their hectic schedule and lend their skil
CBR •

10 Video Game Franchises We'd Like To See in Adi Shankar's Bootleg Multiverse

Adi Shankar is steadily becoming one of the most promising producers in the modern era. He was even dubbed as the "Quentin Tarantino of the Digital Generation". Shankar's filmography includes noteworthy titles such as The Grey, Dredd and Lone Survivor. All outstanding titles, but there is one series that truly cemented Shankar as a visionary mastermind- Castlevania.

RELATED: 10 Connections To The Games That You Missed In Netflix's Castlevania Anime

Featuring the writing talents of Warren Ellis
CBR •

The Seven Deadly Sins: 10 Main Characters & Who Their Dragonball Equivalents Are

Ahhh shounen. The popular genre of anime that has evolved remarkedly over the years. These days whenever someone is talking about the shounen genre it's expected for My Hero Academia or Demon Slayer to pop up in the conversation. Both were heavily influenced by the Big 3: Naruto, Bleach and One Piece. However, none of these series wouldn't be here today without the granddaddy of the shounen genre itself; Dragonball.

RELATED: 5 Shounen Anime That Will Be Around For The Next Decade (& 5 That Will
The Otaku Journey •

Top 10 Anime for your Halloween

Prepare your costumes (cosplays).

Grab your candy buckets.

And steel yourselves for a night full of….

Otakus are a special breed. While the average viewers watch mainstreams shows like Stranger Things, American Horror Story and Stranger Things.

We otakus would rather watch our favourite anime that’ll scare, shock and ultimately leave us traumatized.

There are so many spooky anime that’ll be a challenge in itself to choose.

So to simplify things I’ve compiled a list of 10 anime for your H
The Otaku Journey •

Top 10 Anime Martial Artists

Look out Conor Mcgregor, Lyoto Machida and Anderson Silva; these are some fighters you don’t want to end up in a cage with.

The diverse worlds of anime are populated with many immensely skilled martial artists. I’m always ecstatic to see martial artists in action because their scenes contain the best sakuga moments I’ve seen in anime.

I myself have started to get very immersed in martial arts over the past several months. I tried various styles before finally choosing Wing Chun Kung Fu.

And I
Dark Knight News •

DKN Spotlight Review: Nightwing #35

A new issue of Nightwing has arrived! Along with it, a new writer. Yes, sadly longtime Nightwing writer, Tim Seeley, has departed and Sam Humphries (Green Lantern) has taken the reins. I was sad when I first heard that Tim Seeley would be leaving the series. I was astonished by how well Seeley draws Nightwing and thus I was intrigued to review the series when I was offered the opportunity.

While I do admit some storylines fell flat in the previous arcs I’ve reviewed, Seeley has nevertheless fai
Dark Knight News •

Review: Justice League of America #7

Wow…just simply…WOW! What an issue! After the disappointing last issue, I have to admit my anticipation for this series wavered, but that all changed after reading issue no.7. First thing I am aching to talk about is the stunning artwork. Oh my word, the art style is incredible and coupled with the equally astonishing colouring, it was like looking at a watercolour painting. The artwork on a whole was a massive, massive improvement from the previous two issues! I even went back to the comic book