PSYCHO-PASS – 19, 20
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「正義の在処」 (Seigi no Zai)
“Countryside of Justice”
With the Makishima vs. Kougami battle starting in earnest, it seems Production I.G. has decided to put a little more effort into their animation.
PSYCHO-PASS – 17
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「鉄の腸」 (Kurogane no Harawata)
“Iron Heart”
“Make a contract with me and become a magical girl! a part of the Sybil System!”
PSYCHO-PASS – 15
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「硫黄降る街」 (Iou Furu Machi)
“The Town Where Sulphur Falls”
Do androids dream of electric sheep?
PSYCHO-PASS – 14
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「甘い毒」 (Amai Doku)
“Sweet Poison”
Extreme suffering and a penchant for violence is a staple in any Urobutcherbuchi Gen show, but their presence in PSYCHO-PASS strikes a different chord than their use in Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica or Fate/Zero.
Cuticle Tantei Inaba – 01
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「偽造通貨印刷事件／因幡洋誘拐事件」 (Gizou Tsuuka Insatsu Jiken/Inaba Hiroshi Yuukai Jiken)
“The Counterfeit Currency Incident/The Inaba Hiroshi Kidnapping Incident”
Can it be? Is Cuticle Tantei Inaba signalling the advent of something (un)holy that will shake the very foundations of the anime world?
Twelve Days of Anime #10: The Last
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Maybe it’s the season, or the unusual plethora of romance anime I’m watching this season (or the constant repetition of “The Last” by WongFu Productions), but I finally decided that this post would be all about the who, what, when, where, and whys of my anime history, represented by different anime that defined a particular point in time.
K – 09, 10
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「knell」/ 「kaleidoscope」
K might be entertaining and rife with some rich character interactions, but it doesn’t make the show any easier to write about.