Ajin – 11
「ショウタイムだ」 (Shoutaimu da)
“It’s Showtime”
If there were any question that Satou-san is a crazy bastard, this episode should have pretty well cleared it up.
「ショウタイムだ」 (Shoutaimu da)
“It’s Showtime”
If there were any question that Satou-san is a crazy bastard, this episode should have pretty well cleared it up.
「鉄華団」 (Tekkadan)
“Tekkadan”
Whatever that second season turns out to be, I certainly hope it focuses heavily on McGillis because a season of him screwing over people sounds like Tekketsu no Orphans‘ most compelling option by far.
「未来の報酬」 (Mirai no houshuu)
“Future Reward”
I can’t be the only one who wanted to puke during that inspirational speech, can I?
「発生と同時に崩壊が始まっている」 (Hassei to doujini houkai ga hajimatte iru)
“Disintegration Begins as Soon as it Occurs”
Ajin isn’t even making a feint towards finishing up its story this season.
「最後の嘘」 (Saigo no Uso)
“Last Lie”
That was every bit as bleak as I expected it to be.
「待て、もう一度話し合おう」 (Mate, mouichido hanashiaou)
“Wait, we’ll talk it over again”
For the first time in a long time, I’m starting to worry about Ajin.
「わたパチとうんチョコと…/さくら大根とたまごアイスと…」 (Watapachi to un choko to… / Sakura daikon to tamago aisu to…)
“Watapachi and Unchoco…/and Sakura Daikon and Tamago Aisu…”
Seriously – I don’t know what’s more amazing, that being an entire episode or the fact that it was so brilliant.
「衝戟に備えろ」
“Satou’s Grand Scheme”
Let’s just set the record straight – in terms of writing, Ajin is a truly outstanding series.
「まだ還れない」 (Mada Kaerenai)
“Not Yet Home”
One week after Biscuit Day and Iron-Blooded Orphans returns with a rather low-key and somber episode.