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「逃亡の熱帯夜」 (Tobo no Nettaiya)
“A Sweltering Night on the Run”
Following last episode’s game-changer, Shin Sekai Yori is upping the ante considerably on all fronts. The characters are seeing quite a bit of action – in more ways than one – and the scale of the story is getting larger than ever. And the best part? We’ve barely scraped the surface of this show.
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「涙の真実」 (Namida no Shinjitsu)
“The Truth Behind the Tears”
Oy, oy, oy oy, Grandma. I don’t even –
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「仄暗き追憶」 (Soku Kuraki Tsuioku)
“Dark Recollection”
The mock battles continue, but there’s an even tastier main course served up this episode. Let’s just say, the main title might be Total Eclipse, but “Total Jealousy” wouldn’t have been too far off the mark either.
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「犬とじじいとアレクサンダー」 (Inu to Jijii to Arekusandā)
“Dog, Old Man, and Alexander”
The time has finally arrived.
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「Kock-on Effect」
Not to add oil to the burning fire, but criticism has to be given where it’s due.
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「成しうる者」 (Nashi Uru Mono)
“Those Capable”
Sibyl’s system is nowhere near perfect – there remain enough chinks in the armor for the darker side of man to slip through, as it unfortunately always seems to do.
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「傷が、ある」 (Kizu ga, aru)
“They Have Scars”
I’m being completely earnest when I say that I love this show.
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「囚われの女王」 (Toraware no Joou)
“Captive Queen”
For the longest time, Sword Art Online has been lacking something that’s almost crucial in the top tier of anime.
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「すれ違った時間の分だけ」 (Surechigatta Jikan no Bun dake)
“Just Enough Time to Pass Each Other”
Now, kiss!
