Gin no Saji – 08
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「八軒、大失態を演じる」 (Hachiken, Dai Shittai o Enjiru)
“Hachiken Makes a Huge Mistake”
Without a doubt, Gin no Saji has taken the lead in food porn this season.
Watashi ga Motenai no wa Dou Kangaete mo Omaera ga Warui! – 08
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「モテないし、見栄をはる」 (Motenai shi, Miewoharu)
“Since I’m Not Popular, I’ll Put On Airs”
And so, the emotional roller-coaster ride continues.
Shingeki no Kyojin – 20
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「エルヴィン・スミス -第57回壁外調査④-」 (Eruvin Sumisu -Dai Gojuu-Nana Kai Kabegai Chōsa (4))
“Erwin Smith: 57th Expedition Beyond the Walls, Part 4”
The enemy may be massive, but they can unfortunately become stealthy at the worst possible time.
Mirai Nikki: Redial – OVA
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「未来日記リダイヤル」 (Mirai Nikki Redial)
“Future Diary Redial”
At long last, I can finally talk about the manga ending. About damn time.
Gin no Saji – 07
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「八軒、ギガファームへ」 (Hachiken, Giga Fāmu e)
“Hachiken Visits Giga Farm”
This week’s entry in "Hachi-kun’s Wisdom From the Farm": it’s better to be a horse than a calf.
Minami-ke Natsuyasumi – OVA
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「みなみけ 夏やすみ」
“Minami-ke Natsuyasumi”
This is the pose for wishing for more Minami-ke.
Watashi ga Motenai no wa Dou Kangaete mo Omaera ga Warui! – 07
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「モテないし、夏休みを満喫する」 (Motenai shi, Natsuyasumi o Makitsu suru)
“Since I’m Not Popular, I’ll Enjoy Summer Vacation”
I’m going to need the thesaurus to do justice to how freakishly brilliant (and freakish) this episode of Watamote was.
Hunter X Hunter 2011 – 93
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「パーム×ト×デート」 (Paamu x To x Deeto)
“Date x With x Palm”
I may have said this before, but I’m running out of superlatives for Togashi, and for Madhouse.
Gin no Saji – 06
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「八軒、御影家に行く」 (Hachiken, Mikage Ie ni Iku)
“Hachiken Visits Mikage’s Home”
This season seems to be all about series that make me question my own feelings when watching them.
Watashi ga Motenai no wa Dou Kangaete mo Omaera ga Warui! – 06
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「モテないし、花火に行く」 (Motenai shi, Hanabi ni Iku)
“Since I’m Not Popular, I’ll Go See the Fireworks”
Watamote is certainly sticking to its guns – if you’re looking for moderation and restraint, look elsewhere.