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「復活の翼／神話センリツ」 (Fukkatsu no Tsubasa/Shinwa Senritsu)
“Wings of Rebirth/Song of Legend”
The original golden Aquarion has a great finish. 12,000 years worth of grime came off like magic!
I’m assuming everyone has seen the current episode by now but if you haven’t: massive spoilers ahead under episode 23’s write-up! You have been warned.
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「だけど, それがいい」 (Dakedo, Sore ga Ii)
“Still, That’s Fine”
It is with ecchi slimes, Alternative Ayumus, and a heavy heart that we bide adieu to this second season of Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? Why oh why did it have to come to an end?
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「半田さんの合コン?/半田さんの合コン!」 (Handa-san no Goukon?/Handa-san no Goukon!)
“Mr. Handa’s Blind Date?/Mr. Handa’s Blind Date!”
Never look at lemons the same way again.
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「ラブ・ミー・オア・リーブ・ミー」 (Rabu mī oa rību mī)
“Love Me Or Leave Me”
If Tsuritama is Oscar Peterson – bright and brash and slightly out of control, bursting with creative flair, Sakamichi is Bill Evans. Not a note is wasted, and not an unnecessary one added.
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「私は貴様を許さない!!」 (Watashi wa Kisama o Yurusanai!!)
“I Will Not Forgive You!!”
In a way, Medaka is something of a contradictory existence.
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「ワタシを包んで!⇔恋とロマンの学園祭」 (Watashi wo Tsutsunde! to Koi to Roman no Gakuensai)
“Wrap Me Up! ⇔ Love and School Festival Romance”
After watching a vast amount of slice-of-lifes that try their hardest to portray the infamous culture festival without boring us, it’s been quite a while since a show has been able to blow me away in terms of the story and the overall goal the “group” has.
This week, Blast From The Past covers one of the most influential anime of all time: Ghost in the Shell.
WARNING: A few screenshots at the end have MILD NUDITY and may not be SFW.
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「Dragon Shooter phase.1」
The start of the new multi-part arc gives us more of the same: nice surprises, great comedy, and flashy action scenes. Jormungand just knows how to stay consistently above most of the pack as one of the best shows this season.
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「この世全ての悪」 (Konoyo Subete no Aku)
“All Evil in this World”
There’s never a dull episode in Fate/Zero, even when most of it revolves around character interactions on the eve of the final battle.
