Osomatsu-san – 01
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「ふっかつ おそ松くん」 (
“Resurrected Osomatsu-kun”
Osomatsu-san may put your conventional ideas of how comedy works to the test.
Sakurako-san no Ashimoto ni wa Shitai ga Umatteiru – 01
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「骨愛ずる姫君」 (Hone Mezuru Himegimi)
“The Princess Who Loves Bones”
Bones: The Anime. No, not the studio. The hard, white stuff that makes up your skeleton – those kind of bones.
Gundam: Tekketsu no Orphans – 01
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「鉄と血と」 (Tetsu to Chi to)
“Iron and Blood…”
Whatever one might think this series will ultimately become, it’s not one to be dismissed easily.
Kowabon – 01
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「#01」
There are plenty of short anime on offer this season, but Kowabon may be the one most worth checking out.
Rakudai Kishi no Cavalry – 01
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「落第騎士 I」 (Rakudai Kishi I)
“The Worst One I”
I absolutely loved everything about this first episode.
Concrete Revolutio: Choujin Gensou – 01
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「東京の魔女」 (Toukyou no Majo)
“Tokyo Witch”
Concrete Revolutio is definitely something out of this world.
Komori-san wa Kotowarenai! – 01
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「小森さんは頼まれる?」 (Komori-san wa Tanomareru?)
“Komori-san Can Be Relied Upon?”
From the mind of Cool Kyoushinja comes another short show that focuses around the life of Komori and the situations she gets into because of her “reliable” personality.
Yuru Yuri San☆Hai! – 01
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「それは、すなわち、娯楽の始まり」 (Sore wa, Sunawachi, Goraku no Hajimaji”)
“It is The Beginning of Amusement”
After a few TV specials throughout the year, Yuru Yuri is back in full for it’s third season, and it’s almost like it never left.
Comet Lucifer – 01
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「大地と少年」 (Daichi to Shounen)
“The Boy and the Vast Land”
While the setting is still clearly the star, the plot and characters progress just enough to get a good hook in at the end.
Heavy Object – 01
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「ガリバーを縛る雑兵たち アラスカ極寒環境雪上戦 I」 (Garibaa o Shibaru Zouhyou-tachi Arasuka Gokkan Kankyou Setsujou-sen I)
“The Little Soldiers Who Tie Down Gulliver The Snowy Deep Winter Battle of Alaska I”
The first episode of a new sci-fi series means exposition, but Heavy Object manages to make the process painless, and even fun at times. Combined with big-ass war machines, some lovable rascals, and maybe even some flirting, it’s a solid start.