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Examining Old School Anime: Two is More than Three

Mar14 by medievalotaku

Here is my latest article on Beneath the Tangles. I talk about a thought which occurred to me while watching an episode of Galaxy Express 999. Enjoy!

Examining Old School Anime: Two is More than Three

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