Random Curiosity

「暁光」 (Gyoukou)
“The Light of Dawn”

It’s one thing to read about the ruthless massacre of people in the news, before nonchalantly going about your daily business. It’s a whole other thing to see the systematic murdering of innocents begging for their lives play out on screen.

「仕組まれた罠」 (Asakusa Kaisen Zenya)
“Eve of Hostilities in Asakusa”

And they’re back!

「北の地にて」 (Kita no Ji Nite)
“In The Far North”

If only you could have seen my face throughout the entire episode.

「200万年の結晶」 (Nihyakuman Nen no Kkeshou)
“Culmination of 2 Million Years of Progress”

Damn! It’s actually one more episode before we reach the point I really want to see animated.

「スクープ雄英1年A組」 (Sukuupu Yuu Ichi-Nen Ei-Gumi)
“The Scoop on U.A. Class 1-A”

A recap episode that stealthily illustrates the worldview of Boku no Hero Academia.

「What are Beam Rifles?」

“This is my waifu. There are many like it, but this one is mine.”

「夢を継ぐ者」 (Yume o tsugu mono)
“The Inheritor of a Dream”

Move aside, Shokugeki no Soma. This is the real cooking show.

「暴走拡張者」 (Bousou kakuchousha)
“Renegade Extended”

Some of the best reveals and action sequences I’ve seen, and we’re only just getting started.

「城塞都市ウルク」 (Jousai Toshi Uruku)
“Fortress City Uruk”

Wasn’t there a bad Hollywood movie just like this? I think it starred Matt Damon.

「はじめまして探偵諸君」 (Hajimemashite Tantei Shokun)
“Hello, Detectives”

Kabukicho Sherlock is not exactly progressive, but it is different.

「俺に襲い掛かる負のスパイラル」 (Ore ni osoi kakaru make no supairaru)
“I’m Attacked by an Impossible Spiral”

These excellent reaction faces are the gifts that keep on giving.

「勝人は本気で金儲けをするようです！」 (Masato wa honki de kanemouke o suru youdesu!)
“Masato is Serious About Making Money!”

Greed is good!

「【激戦】鼓動の波、鋼鉄の翼」 ([Gekisen] Kodou no Nami, Koutetsu no Tsubasa)
“[Fierce Battle] Beating Waves, Steel Wings”

No, they don’t make any more sense if you’ve played the game.

「暗殺者の慈悲」 (Ansatsusha no Jihi)
“Mercy of an Assassin”

The chest never lies.

“The full moon chooses which beast to illuminate”

Anthropomorphic society, teenage angst, theatre club, bullies, politics, murder, and so much more. That’s what Beastars has promised its viewers after premiering this week on Netflix Japan.