Sengoku Youko – 08
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「魔剣士」 (Mahou Kenshi)
“Mystic Swordsman”
One thing is clear from Shinsuke’s reaction to all this – for him “strong” and “free” are interchangeable concepts.
Dungeon Meshi – 08
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「木苺 / 焼き肉」 (Kiichigo / Yakiniku)
“Raspberries/Grilled Meat”
The chapter that launched a thousand ship(per)s. And then some…
Sengoku Youko – 07
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「火岩と芍薬」 (Kagan to Shakuyaku)
“Kagan & Shakuyaku”
Life and death is very much the theme of this episode, and Mizukami explores it in many and myriad ways.
Dungeon Meshi – 07
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「水棲馬／雑炊／蒲焼き」 (Suisei-ba/zousui/kabayaki)
“Aquatic Horse/Rice Porridge/Kabayaki”
I wish I’d kept my Monster Manual.
Dungeon Meshi – 06
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「宮廷料理／塩茹で」 (Kyuutei ryori/ shioyude)
“Imperial Court Cuisine/Boiled With Salt”
These sorts of episodes suit Chilchuck to a T of course.
Dungeon Meshi – 05
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「おやつ／ソルベ」 (O yatsu/ sorube)
“Snack/Sorbet”
The uniqueness of the series is really starting to show through, as well as its depth.
Sengoku Youko – 04
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「迅火と人間」 (Jinka to Ningen)
“Jinka and Humans”
I’m not immune to the zeitgeist of a series, as much as I try to be.
Sousou no Frieren – 20
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「要な殺し」 (Hitsuyou na Koroshi)
“Necessary Killing”
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, I suppose.