Zetsuen no Tempest – 11
「時の娘」 (Toki no Shoujo)
“Girl of Time”
As much praise as I’ve been lavishing on Zetsuen no Tempest lately, I still don’t think I’ve been giving it enough credit.
「時の娘」 (Toki no Shoujo)
“Girl of Time”
As much praise as I’ve been lavishing on Zetsuen no Tempest lately, I still don’t think I’ve been giving it enough credit.
「空の青 海のあを」 (Sora no Ao Umi no Ao)
“The Blue of the Sky and the Blue of the Sea”
Enter Nishizono Mio (formally, anyway), and she’s quite different than the other cast members we’ve met so far.
「学食を救え」 (Gakushoku o Sukue!)
“Save the School Cafeteria!”
It’s becoming increasingly obvious to me that my view on Little Busters and the general zeitgeist are two ships passing in the night, likely never to meet again. But in the immortal words of George Costanza, “Jimmy crack corn, and I don’t care.”
「れっつ、るっきんぐふぉーるーむめいとなのです」 (Rettsu, Rukkingu Fō Rūmumeito nano desu)
“Let’s Looking For Roommates!”
It would be easy to sum up the strength of this episode with “Duh – it’s Kud!” And while our little Euro-Asian hybrid is without question the most entertaining of all the girls we’ve seen so far (at least to me) this was a pretty strong ep on multiple levels.
「ザファイナル·フロンティア/ザ夏のゲイツ」
“The Final Frontier/The Gates of Summer”
Only one thing was certain about these last two eps of Eureka Seven AO – they were going to be controversial.
「さて、わたしは誰でしょう?」 (Sate, Watashi wa Dare Deshō?)
“Now Then, Who Am I?”
Of all the series I’ve liked over the last couple of seasons, Little Busters! may be the hardest affection to justify.
「約束のチケット」 (Yakusoku no Chiketto)
“The Promised Ticket”
You can consider this an unpaid commercial for the best series almost none of you are watching.
「みつけよう すてきなこと」 (Mitsukeyō Suteki na Koto)
“Let’s Find Wonderful Things”
Wow – that conclusion sure arrived a lot faster than I expected.
「嘘の城 phase.1」
“Castle of Lies phase.1”
Make no mistake about it – the “other” HCLI squad takes a back-seat to no one when it comes to kicking serious tail.