Victoria Davis, Author at The Mary Sue

Victoria Davis

Victoria Davis is a freelance journalist for The Mary Sue and other publications across the U.S. such as Isthmus, Capital Times, SDNews and Hidden Remote. An “Otaku” girl through-and-through, Victoria loves all things arts and entertainment. She has a particular affinity for anime and film, spending most of her free time at the movies or with her nose in a manga.

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Sankarea anime.

7 Uncomfortable Anime You Should Watch … Because It’s Uncomfortable

What other boldly uncomfortable anime are worth the cringes?

The titular Mandalorian in Disney+'s The Mandalorian.

We Talked to Tutti Music Partners About Orchestrating the Music for The Mandalorian and More

Music is one of the first features we notice about a film or television show. Sure, the action-packed fight sequences or tear-jerking plot lines might be the less superficial way to choose to invest in a movie or series, but there’s no denying that the deep bass drops, quickened tempos, and powerful crescendos are backbones for the trailers that help audiences decide whether something is, or is not, worth seeing. Filmmakers know it, fans know it, and music composers certainly know it.

Nasim Pedrad as Aly in New Girl.

3 New Girl Favorites You Never Knew Were in Gilmore Girls

New Girl might have ended, but the characters live on in our hearts—and, apparently, in some of our favorite old shows?

Kase-San and Yamada in Kase-San and Morning Glories.

Interview: Anime Voice Actor Morgan Berry on Her Lead Role in Lesbian Love Story Kase-san and Morning Glories

Inspired by the manga written by Hiromi Takashima, the anime follows two highschoolers—soft-spoken gardener Yui Yamada and all-star track runner Tomoka Kase—as the two girls discover what it means to be in a relationship.

Greed from Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood

11 Anime Villains We Can’t Help but Love … Not You Oberon!

In the delightfully philosophical—and sometimes backwards—world of anime, it’s sometimes the villains we want to root for. Sure, they’ve made some mistakes, woke up on the wrong side of morals, maybe even murdered a few people, but with eyes that make us swoon and backstories that make Shakespearean tragedies look like a joke, we can’t help but love them.