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 Alice in Murderland is a twisted take on the most well-known well-known work of literature, Alice in Wonderland. Alice, a high school girl actually named Stella, throws a tea party, a family tradition. Her family lives in a mansion in a forest, the whole family dressed up as a cult fairytale like her younger sister is little red riding hood and her mother is the Queen from Alice in Wonderland and her father is The Mad Hatter. In this “Tea Party” all the children have to fight to the death for an heir to the Kuonji estate. To stop them from refusing not to take part in the Tea Party battle royale, the Queen puts something in the tea that if you don't drink at least once a month, you'll die. In this version, the Mad Hatter and the Queen are in a relationship being the parents, which is slightly unexpected from the original, but I guess it works with the context. After that the parents set off a trap door pulling everyone into a different world, there's a constant metaphor of

 After my blog hiatus from this amino and taking a break from anime for almost all of 2021, I am back to watching anime. I enjoy blogging so when I watch anime I always have ideas of what to talk about or blog ideas, so I told you I’ll blog when I feel like it. This blog will be sort of like my common misconceptions part 2. The title is more clickbait and catchy than what it actually is about. The blog is not a guide to enjoy anime but traps that people fall into that make it less enjoyable for themselves or others, like unspoken rules. A lot of the topics may be seen as obvious, yet I don't hear enough people say this and this is more for inexperienced watchers who may think the opposite because they are forced to. Also, it's what I've saw on review after review from serious reviewers, so I thought it would be cool to talk about. I couldn't think of a better title without it being too long so oop. No Nitpicking What a lot of critical reviewers and bloggers like to take