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Her spirit transcends time and space, but yet is unable to control the very fate that binds her to the force of inevitability. She laments the tragedy of those who have suffered time and time again, and yearns with a hardened despair for those days of happiness that continue to elude them. No, the promise land is nothing but a distant dream, and yet, Rika will continue fighting for those she loves.
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So after being recruited scouted stalked down, our three girls report to the facility in which they’ll be parading around in transparent spandex. In a totally unexpected turn of events, Otoha and Karen bump into each other on the train and become friends immediately.
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Picking up right where we left off in the previous episode, 15 focuses on Meimei’s story – where does she come from? Why is she so shy? Where’d she get that hawt dress?
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Ever seen this pic? It sums up this episode real well – a maiden’s brave and blush-filled journey into the dark, taboo regions of the netherworld.
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In all honesty, summaries for this show are pointless. With the exception of about two to three minutes of plot work, the rest of the summary would read like this: boob boob boob boob boob boob pantsu boob boob boob pantsu pantsu boob boob boob.
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Enter Mamoru Asakasa, the forgettable police detective who had the run-in with ni-paa Rika way back when. It’s about 30 years after the events of the first season, and he’s back in Hinamizawa to check up on the status of the now-deserted town.
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You know, this show is really similar to Idolmaster… the earth gets ravaged by some uncontrollable force, men are inexplicably incapacitated to fight, and teenage girls have to shoulder the burden. I’ll leave the details to your viewing pleasure – suffice to say, we’re getting a lot of teen girls wearing plug suits flying these mecha type things that show off their flat chests to the fullest extent.
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Ah, summer. Beach, mizugi, boobs – the “natsu triumvirate.” Umisho is about a guy who can’t swim, and yet helps out with the swim club. Why? Because every anime chick has a rockin’ body. Can’t fault the guy for being a loser – not his fault he’s the male lead, but mad props for choosing a good place to live it out.
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Omnious Ominous music. In the dead of night, a thief sneaks into hilltop shrine and nabs an onigiri off the table. Apparently Machi is some kind of veteran at being lazy, as she gets up to check what the noise is, all while maintaining her sleep-bubble unpopped. osnap!
