It isn’t uncommon to see a manga or manhwa where the villainess is the lead, but Yen Press’ The Villainess Turns the Hourglass involves a rather methodical tale where the heroine Aria is working to ...

Ahmed Rehan Nasir is a contributor from Pakistan. With a Psych degree in hand, Rehan has a knack for picking apart anime and dissecting characters. When he isn't writing features, you'll probably find ...

In anime, when one thinks of a villainess, they used to think of a seductive, evil woman doing her best to help the main villain. The villainess was just a side-character, but recent anime has turned ...

Viewers of Villainess Level 99 Season 1 are wondering how many episodes are in the series and when each new episode comes out. The series follows a college student reborn as Yumiella, an otome RPG ...

The light novel series, I’m the Villainess, So I’m Taming the Final Boss, made its debut as an anime during the Crunchyroll Expo 2022. The story will follow Aileen Lauren Dautriche when her fiance ...

Want to watch The Villainess Is Adored by the Prince of the Neighbor Kingdom from the comfort of your couch? Hunting for a streaming platform to buy, rent, download, or catch up on the animation TV ...

One of my pet peeves, when it comes to anime and manga, is when a story beat is drawn out. You know, like when there’s a pertinent part of a protagonist’s personality that is critical to what’s going ...

It was so successful, in fact, that a second season was confirmed to be in the works right after the first season ended. While originally only committing to a Summer 2021 release window upon its ...

Ahmed Rehan Nasir is a contributor from Pakistan. With a Psych degree in hand, Rehan has a knack for picking apart anime and dissecting characters. When he isn't writing features, you'll probably find ...

In the world of webcomics, genres of every kind have a home, and there is no denying the popularity of romances. Much like manga’s shojo demographic, romantic webcomics continue to pop up online, and ...

“The Villainess,” an insanely over-cranked action-thriller from the South Korean director Jung Byung-gil, begins with the sort of sequence that seems designed to clear most of the theater, until only ...