Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita – 05
「妖精さんたちの、おさとがえり」 (Yōsei-san-tachi no, Osatogaeri)
“The Fairies’ Homecoming”
Well now, even by Jinrui’s whacked-out standards I’m not at all sure what to make of that one.
「妖精さんたちの、おさとがえり」 (Yōsei-san-tachi no, Osatogaeri)
“The Fairies’ Homecoming”
Well now, even by Jinrui’s whacked-out standards I’m not at all sure what to make of that one.
「ゴウケツ×ノ×シュウケツ」
“Gathering x Of x Heroes”
Consider this a guest appearance for Hunter X Hunter.
「(ウォー・ヘッド/humanoid secret」 (Wō Heddo)
“War Head”
It’s never a good idea to get too comfortable with what you believe is happening in Astral Ocean, because this is not a seismically stable landscape.
「妖精さんたちの、さぶかる」 (Yōsei-san-tachi no, Sabukaru)
“The Fairies’ Subculture”
In 22 minutes, Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita pretty much obsoleted Bakuman as a chronicle of the manga industry.
「スターファイアー/another truth」 (Sutāfaiā)
“Starfire”
There’s a part of me that’s convinced BONES is just screwing with my head now because they can…
「妖精さんたちの、さぶかる」 (Yōsei-san-tachi no, Sabukaru)
“The Fairies’ Subculture”
I can’t recall another anime that’s surprised me as often in three episodes as Jinrui has.
「シーズ・ア・レインボウ/moonlight ship」 (Shīzu A Reinbō)
“She’s a Rainbow”
Gonna need the thesaurus to try and do justice to how amazing this episode was.
「妖精さんの、ひみつのこうじょう」 (Yousei-san no, Himitsu no Koujou)
“The Fairies’ Secret Factory”
Tanaka Romeo and Kishi Seiji have thrown down the gauntlet: is it possible to make an anime that’s too weird? The answer, my friends, is a resounding “No!”
「ステップ・イントゥ・ア・ワールド/heaven and earth」 (Suteppu Intu A Wārudo)
“Step into a World”
Now that’s how you deliver a game-changer in spectacular fashion.
「廃部」
“Hive”
There weren’t too many surprises in the first episode of Koichoco, but there were at least enough twists to make the road seem like it might be an interesting one.