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My First Fictional Crush – Inner Geek

February 5, 2017 Matt Conroy

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We all remember that first fictional crush. Whether you were taken by the cuteness of Cardcaptor Sakura, the goofy Goku or the Red Ranger, we’ve all been there, trying to explain a crush on a totally fictional character to our closest friends. This week we’re debuting our new column, Inner Geek, which will touch upon […]

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Anime

Top 5 Pokémon We Need In Real Life

February 4, 2017 Adam Lacey

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As most people are aware,  the Pokémon world is inhabited by humans and Pokémon, living side by side in harmony. These Pokémon come in various different shapes, sizes and each possesses their own uniques skills and attributes. So in this Top 5 list, we’re going to have a look at some Pokémon that would make […]

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Cartoons

Tale As Old As Time Looks – Style Saturday

February 4, 2017 Lauren Murphy

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Anyone that knows me knows that Beauty and the Beast is my favourite film of all time, not just my favourite Disney film. It’s one that has stuck with me since I was taken to see it as a child. It was one of my first films in the cinema, one of the first films […]

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Cartoons

What’s the Use of Feeling Blue – Steven Universe – TOTD

February 4, 2017 Ian Lynam

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*This article contains massive spoilers for Steven Universe!* From her brief appearance in Message Received, it seems we had the measure of Yellow Diamond. A massive, calculating alien overlord whom all gems look to with a mixture of respect and fear. A being so engrossed in various plans for galactic conquest that the Earth is […]

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Comics

Planetoid Praxis #1 – Comicphiles

February 3, 2017 Declan Doody

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[pullquote]Planetoid: Praxis #1 Writer: Ken Garing Artist/Cover: Ken Garing Publisher: Image Comics[/pullquote]First things first Planetoid Praxis is a sequel! I hadn’t known that until I’d finished! A note at the end by writer and artist Ken Garing details his journey creating a follow on story to his 2013 series Planetoid! Suddenly everything made a lot […]

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Rupert Grint’s Post Potter Career; Sick Note, Snatch & Hitler

February 3, 2017 Niamh Ennis

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There is a misconception that Rupert Grint, better known as Ronald Weasley in the Harry Potter series, has been less successful or less active in the film industry since the series ended than his counterparts Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe. To some extent, of course, this is true as his projects have usually been less […]

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PlayStation Plus Games For February 2017

February 3, 2017 Brian Dooley

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PlayStation have announced via their blog, the PlayStation Plus games for February, available to download on 7th February. LittleBigPlanet 3 (PS4) Not a Hero (PS4) Starwhal (PS3, Cross Buy with PS4) Anna: Extended Edition (PS3) Ninja Senki DX (PS Vita, Cross Buy with PS4) TorqueL (PS Vita, Cross Buy with PS4) If you haven’t picked […]

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Anime

Kyoukai No Kanata (Beyond The Boundary) – Otaku Review

February 2, 2017 Julie Hassett

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Kyoukai no Kanata (Beyond the Bondary) first aired in 2013. It is a supernatural-romance anime that, while it doesn’t fall in with some of the biggest names in anime, it definitely has a claim to be moved higher onto the list of the greats. Forged in Blood For those unfamiliar with the anime, Kyoukai no Kanatai follows the […]

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Inauguration Day – A Bad Lip Reading

February 2, 2017 Fernanda Machado

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Lately, a lot of us are convinced we’ve split a breach between dimensions and have landed in an alternate reality, because that seems to be the only logical explanation as to what’s happening with the world right now. Amongst all the chaos and mind-numbing hatred-filled stupidity, the heroes over at Bad Lip Reading have given us […]

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Culture

Geek Culture – We Are Failing Our Superheroes

February 1, 2017 Emma Grimes

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There are so many wonderful things about being a geek in this day and age that it would be hard to even pick a place to start. The Emma of twenty years ago would have wept with delirious joy to think that one day all the things that made her a bit of a weirdo […]

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