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「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.
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「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?
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「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.
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「最後の嘘」 (Saigo no Uso)
“Last Lie”
That was every bit as bleak as I expected it to be.
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「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.
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「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.
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「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.
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「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.
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I could quit whenever I want – honest… |
When does a hobby become a job?
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「そして必ず隠蔽する」 (Soshite Kanarazu Inpei Suru)
“I Will Definitely Suppress Them”
There’s no question that the view Ajin presents of human nature is not an especially optimistic one.