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「真夏の雑草取り/ペンギンさんのロマンス」 (Manatsu no Zassotōri/Pengin-san no Romansu)
“Weeding in the Summer/Mr. Penguin’s Romance”
Brilliant. If I wasn’t avoiding spoilers, I’d post the results of said brilliance in a dazzling 67-panel spread. Thank you Shirokuma Cafe for doing humor no one else could.
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「普段問答/ふく違い/叫び指南」 (Fudan Mondou/Fuku Chigai/Sakebi Shinan)
“Normal Dialogue/Different Clothes/Shouting Instructions”
“This anime is full of ordinary dialogue so that viewers can fully enjoy how cute the girls are.”
Blunt with their intentions? I like this show already.
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「勇者見参!」 (Yuusha Kenzan!)
“The Hero has Arrived”
Here we are again, in this land of nekomimis and inumimis….
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「貞明と綏子 陽成院」 (Sadaakira to Yasuko Youzei In)
“Sadaakira and Yasuko – Former Emperor Youzei”
The loose continuity Uta Koi features in its second episode is rather nice, giving it an unexpectedly cohesive feel and an added depth . More than that though, the use of poetry is thoroughly explored as a means to express one’s true desires and feelings.
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「おかえり、鴨川!」 (Okaeri, Kamogawa!)
“Welcome Home, Kamogawa!”
Back with the second half of the tale, Rinne no Lagrange begins by evoking emotions that paint a dire picture of a galaxy at war. Not all is right in Madoka’s world, and it’s up to her to set things right…if only she could get Vox Aura to fly.
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「帝都燃ゆ (後編)」 (Teito Moyu (Kouhen))
“Burning Capital, Part 2”
Laugh at the silly acronym all you want, but these BETA aren’t to be trifled with.
