Sword Art Online II – 13
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「ファントム・バレット」 (Fantomu Baretto)
“Phantom Bullet”
Am I the only one who felt a little awkward by the end of this week’s episode?
Barakamon – 12 (END)
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「かえってきてうりしか」 (Kaette Kite Urishika)
“Glad You’re Back”
I’ve tried writing this intro sentence about a hundred times now and I can’t seem to find the right combination of words to create a accurate enough sentence describe my feelings about this final episode. All I can say for sure though, is that this finale was absolutely fantastic.
Glasslip – 13 (END)
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「流星」 (Ryuusei)
“Shooting Star”
Now that the end has finally come, I’m just going to jump straight into final impressions.
Sword Art Online II – 12
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「幻の銃弾」 (Maboroshi No Juudan)
“Phantom Bullet”
After weeks of enduring episodes full of dialogue and flashbacks to build up to this moment, I’ll be frank and say that I was a little disappointed that we still haven’t hit the climax. However, it looks like what we all want is right over the horizon!
Barakamon – 11
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「東京にいます / よせおっ」 (Tokyo Ni Imasu / Yoseo)
“I Am In Tokyo”
I’m not sure if this week’s episode was supposed to emotional but I’ll tell you all about that after I find some tissues.
Glasslip – 12
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「花火（再び）」 (Hanabi (Futatabi))
“Fireworks (Again)”
I had a witty one-liner about flashbacks all ready to go until the second half of the episode took that idea and tossed it straight into the trash.
Fall 2014 Preview!
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Say good-bye to the hot summer temperatures with a refreshing fall breeze and a slew of new anime for your viewing pleasure. There are some big hitters making their triumphant return, like Fate/Stay Night diving into its Unlimited Blade Works route and Log Horizon starting its second season. Some crazy slice-of-lifes making their fall debut include the mermaid-related Ore no Furo Jijou and the Akiba based bookstore Denki-Gai no Honya-san. There’s also a bunch of your typical fare to fill in the cracks, like Kyoto Animation’s slackstick drama Amagi Brilliant Park, a Sunrise original called Cross Ange: Tenshi to Ryuu no Rondo, A-1 pictures’ part-medieval part-shounen Nanatsu no Taizai, a high school based fantasy known as Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de from Studio Trigger, and Studio Ghibli’s first foray into television with Sanzoku no Musume Ronja. One’s taste in anime can be really subjective, but I think this season’s offerings provide enough for anyone to find something they’ll like. So what are you waiting for? Start scrolling!
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Sword Art Online II – 11
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「強さの意味」 (Tsuyosa no Imi)
“The Meaning of Strength”
For all of us who thought all the small talk was over, boy were we wrong.
Barakamon – 10
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「だっちいこで / みんなで行こう」 (Dacchi Ikode / Minna de Ikou)
“Let’s All Go Together”
If this week’s episode is any indication of what’s to come, I think I’m going to die from loss of electrolytes next week.
Glasslip – 11
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“Piano”
If the anime decided to do things like from the start, I think we’d be in a much better position. Basically, after being jerked around for weeks on end we finally got an episode that was genuinely pretty decent.