Ousama Ranking – 16
「王の威厳」 (Ou no igen)
“The Dignity of the King”
If Death-Har is here to take down Miranjo, I don’t see any good reason why Bojji (or anyone else with a shred of decency) should oppose him.
「王の威厳」 (Ou no igen)
“The Dignity of the King”
If Death-Har is here to take down Miranjo, I don’t see any good reason why Bojji (or anyone else with a shred of decency) should oppose him.
「彼女のとか?」 (Kanojo no toka?)
“Are These Your Girlfriend’s?”
Wonder what Gramps put down for “cause of injury”.
「冥府騎士団」 (Meifu kishi-dan)
“Knights of the Underworld”
Coming on the heels of a run of episodes that have been very good rather than stunning, this was a pretty nice return to form.
「じゃ、付き合っちゃう?」 (Ja, tsukiatchau?)
“Then, Why Don’t We?”
One can already say that Bisque Doll is a fascinating conundrum of a show at the very least.
「王子の帰還」 (Oujinokikan)
“Return of the Prince”
Bojji is the hero we need, but not the one we deserve.
「さっそく、しよっか?」 (Sassoku, shi yokka?)
“Wanna Hurry Up, and Do It?”
She had to know – come on.
「王国の乱れ」 (Oukoku no midare)
“The Kingdom in Turmoil”
Ousama Ranking seems to be a story of good persevering against overpowering evil, but that never comes easily.
「自分とは真逆の世界で生きている人」 (Jibun to wa magyaku no sekai de ikite iru hito)
“Someone Who Lives in the Exact Opposite World as Me”
Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru was the winter series I was most looking forward to, among the unknown quantities at least.
「戦いの足音」 (Tatakai no ashioto)
“The Footsteps of War”
This is not a show you want to take your eyes off for even a moment.
「兄と弟」 (Ani to otouto)
“Big Brother and Little Brother”
After being spread to the winds for a while most of the major players in the story are on a collision course.