Greetings, anime fans, martial arts aficionados, fighting game devotees, and enthusiasts of all things about anime, martial arts, video games, and fighting tournaments. Antoni here with another written entry. I can never have enough of my Fourteen Anime Martial Arts Teams AU headcanon. Therefore, I decided to switch things up a bit and more edge to a good chunk of the teams while rearranging two teams. The tweaks serve as a reminder that a lot of the martial arts some team members shall practice shall resonate with them a lot more. Furthermore, the same rule applies that there are seven members per team, one martial art per member, and they shall be arranged from oldest to youngest complete with their birthdays and current ages. The only new addition is the signature technique. With that said, let's get ready to rumble. Osu! Hajime!

This piece of Ayame and Shunran fan art is not only in honor of International Women's Month but also dedicated to everybody who finds Ayame's and Shunran's sisterhood truly beautiful. Sit back, relax, and enjoy Ayame's and Shunran's elegantly superb bond as auburn-haired sisters.

From Elena Pankratova's beginnings in the more Italianate repertoire to her current tenure in the Wagnerian repertoire, she continues rising as the wrathfully vengeful princess Elektra. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.

Orchestral music and Lieder syncopate to make this evening of Richard Strauss's works flourish. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.

Intimately romantic twists and turns and various operatic references pepper Tobias Kratzer's production of Richard Strauss's Intermezzo with fascinating character dynamics. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.

Overlooking my conflicting sentiments about Rolando Villazón's overall vocal form as Idomeneo, his unique brand of charisma remains interesting. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.