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「どでかい花火をあげてみろ」 (Dodekai Hanabi Woagetemiro)
“Let’s Fire a Big Firework”
“Getting serious can be pretty crazy!” If any line exemplifies this series so far, that’s it. If you’re chasing after your dreams – or still trying to “be realistic” – perhaps you should be watching this show. It’s talking to you.
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By George, I think I’ve got it! |
“Why do you blog about anime? I mean, what’s the point?”
More after the jump.
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「二人の…逃避行(エグザイル)」 (Futari no… Eguzairu)
“The Couple’s…Exile”
Flirting, indirect kisses, playful teasing, a little innocent sniffing…and suddenly feelings are awakening after the storm that has passed by. Oh gods, I don’t know if I can take so much HNNNNN– *falls over with a massive nosebleed*
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「彼女のきょうしゅう」 (Kanojo Nokyoushuu)
“She Attacks”
Hilarious episode! Sorata’s little sister attacks from another angle, giving J.C. Staff a whole new avenue to mine for comedy…and ecchi :3
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「追憶の…楽園喪失(パラダイス・ロスト)」 (Tsuioku no … Rakuen Soushitsu ( Paradaisu . Rosuto ))
“Paradise Lost…of Memories”
For a show that has gotten by so far on cute moments and pitch-perfect comedy, there were a lot of deep, mournful scenes this week. Fortunately, the groundwork they laid down made these moments quite effective.
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「雨あがりの青」 (Ame Agarino Ao)
“The Blue After the Rain”
After the collapse, after all her troubles come crashing down on her…they all come out the other side closer than ever. Such is friendship, tried and true, and getting a trial right here.
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「贖罪の…救世主(イノセント)」 (Shokuzai no … Kyuuseishu ( Inosento ))
“The Atonement…of the Innocent”
A man’s hair is serious business.
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If you hurt one of us, you answer to all of us! |
Thanks to my persistent laziness, this week yields another Stilts Out Loud: Special Report, where I partner up with another RandomC writer (and/or an underground Fight Club brawler…whoever is available) and talk about whatever entertains us. This week we have an article penned by none other than Stereoman, and to any of you who know her, the topic should come as no surprise. And if it does, I suggest you look at the title of this post. It sorta spells the whole thing out.
Erh, what was I talking about? Right, nakama. Stereoman, take it away!
More after the jump.
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「さくら荘のまじめな彼女」 (Sakurasou Nomajimena Kanojo)
“The Serious Girl of Sakurasou”
Let’s talk about misunderstandings. A good old staple of the romcom (and comedy) genres, there are times when misunderstandings work, and times when they don’t – but sometimes, they work best of all.
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「束縛の…十字架(ハード・スタディ)」 (Sokubaku no … Juujika (Hado. Sutadei))
“The Shackles…of Studying Hard”
Romance engage!