What Topics Does mclelun Cover?

mclelun is a personal blog covering indie games, animation, anime, comics, and manga. It is a place to read posts and observations, not a store, streaming service, or structured database. If you are looking for articles and notes on those five subjects, the blog is relevant; if you need to buy games, watch licensed anime, or search a catalog by title, it is not the right tool.

The main subject areas

The blog describes itself around five overlapping interests:

• Indie games — smaller-scale, independently developed games, which often sit outside the coverage of major gaming outlets.
• Animation — animated works and the craft or production side of animation.
• Anime — Japanese animation as a viewing and fandom topic.
• Comic — comics in the general sense, including Western and non-Japanese traditions.
• Manga — Japanese comics specifically, listed separately from "comic."

Because these areas overlap heavily, a single post can touch several of them at once — an indie game with an anime art style, or a manga adaptation of an animated series, for example.

What kind of site it is

mclelun is blog-style. That distinction matters when you decide whether to use it:

The site does not present itself as a store or a catalog, so treat it as a source of writing and opinion rather than a lookup tool.

How to find posts on a topic you care about

Since the blog is organized as a stream of posts rather than a structured index, the practical approach is:

1. Start from the homepage and scan recent post titles — the five subject areas are broad enough that recent posts usually signal which topics are active.
2. Use the site's own navigation or archive if one is available, to move backward through older posts.
3. Search within the site for a specific title or subject (for example, a game or series name) if a search function is provided.
4. Check category or tag links on individual posts, which are the most reliable way to jump to related writing on the same subject.

If you arrive from a search engine, open the post first and then follow its tags or categories — that path usually leads to more posts on the same interest faster than browsing the homepage.

When this blog is the right fit

Choose mclelun if your interest is reading about indie games, animation, anime, comics, or manga from a personal, blog-style perspective, and you are comfortable exploring by browsing rather than querying a database. Look elsewhere if you need purchasing, streaming, or structured catalog features — those are outside what the site describes itself as offering.