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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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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.
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「還るべき場所へ」 (Kaerubeki Kasho e)
“To The Place Of Return”
Well, this is one of those episodes where I don’t suppose there’s much point in talking about anything that happened before the ending.
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「君もブチ殺してやる」 (Kimi mo Buchi Koroshiteyaru)
“How to Kill an Ajin”
Well, that all just got a lot more complicated.
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「相棒」 (Aibou)
“Partner”
This was definitely my favorite episode of Orphans in at least a month, so it won’t surprise me if it goes over like a lead Zeppelin.
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「願いの重力」 (Negai no Juuryoku)
“Gravity of Desire”
It may not be the best idea to watch Tekketsu no Orphans right after watching Gundam Thunderbolt, but it does present an interesting perspective on Gundam history.
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「君は黒い幽霊を見たことがあるか？/ いざとなったら助けを求める最低なクズ」 (Kimi wa Kuroi Yuurei o Mita Koto ga Aru ka?/ Iza to Nattara Tasuke o Motomeru Saiteina Kuzu)
“Have You Seen the Black Ghost?/Trasho Who Only Asks for Help When Desperate”
Let there be no two ways about it – whatever you might think of the other aspects of its production, Ajin is a superbly written series as far as I’m concerned.