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「奇襲」 (Kishuu)
“Ambush”
When it comes to a series that hasn’t done anything to particularly stand out, it was nice to see Argevollen do something different this episode, even if it was just Jamie trying to avoid one of the many pitfalls that anime heroines tend to get sucked into.
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「BREAK THROUGH」
There’s a certain type of poignancy about episodes like this.
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「日乃出橋」 (Hinodebashi)
“Hinode Bridge / Sunset Bridge”
Summer is the time for love — or so they say.
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「嵐の転校生」 (Arashi no Tenkousei)
“Wild Transfer Student”
Let the most epic Type-Moon-style dodgeball match ever BEGIN!
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「(サンセン × ト× カイセン」 (Sansen x to x Kaisen)
“Join Battle x And x Open Battle”
My God, it’s full of GAR…
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「プリンセス．プリンセス」 (Purinsesu Purinsesu)
“Princess Princess”
Someone’s prince has arrived, but it’s not who you think it is.
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Retrospective posts are back and exactly 3 years since Divine’s last post. As hinted by some of our writers already, for the past few months the RC staff members have been discussing ways to bring something new to RandomC. After revamping the podcasts and bringing in fresh blood, we still wanted to do more. So we took all your ideas and feedback, put them into a hat and picked a winner! The end result was to bring back the monthly digest. Yay! For everyone new to RC, the goal of these posts are to summarize our impressions of all the shows that we’re watching regularly. This includes shows that might not be covered on a weekly basis, and hopefully spark some interest and discussions outside the daily posts. For those of you that have seen the previous Retrospective Posts before, these new ones will be a litte different.
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「帝具使いを斬る」 (Teigu tsukai wo Kiru)
“Kill the Imperial Arm Users”
It’s like Akame ga Kill is reading my mind!
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「男には、戦わねばならない、時がある。」 (Otoko ni wa, Tatakawaneba Naranai, ji ga aru.)
“There Are Times When Men Must Fight”
It’s an episode of empathy, with Nozaki wielding his empathetic skills to get into girls (& boys) heads, and even play the role of a girl himself. Umeko pyon~!
