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「劇場の咆哮者」 (Gekijou no Houkou Mono)
“Howler at the Theatre”
This episode contains the amazing Kimi-nee being amazing, Neito whooping ass, Seijun besting her skeletal adversary in an unexpected way, Adele standing back up and fighting, and the epic conclusion of Shakespeare-chan vs Neshinbara. It is, needless to say, the best episode this series has shown us all season.
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「裏切りの空ほ鴨川」 (Uragiri no Soraho Kamogawa)
“Betrayal Over The Skies of Kamogawa”
Madness, betrayal, and death. If you’ve already watched this episode then this goes without saying, but shit just got serious. Oh man did it ever.
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Good guys? I don’t see any good guys here. |
Let’s talk about good guys and bad guys. Here’s what I think about them – there aren’t any.
All notable spoilers are behind spoiler tags. More after the jump.
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「夜空の別離者」 (Yozora no Betsuri Mono)
“A Separation of the Night Sky”
The battle has begun, and not in a way any of the players expected, save for one. Felipe, you are a magnificent bastard sir, even if you still don’t quite believe in yourself…
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「白の鴨川」 (Shiro no Kamogawa)
“A White Kamogawa”
I thought this was going to be a pretty light-hearted episode, yet indecision, sad partings, and serious problems were the order of the day, as we quickly ramp up to the conflict that will end this series…with a bang, by the looks of it.
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「高所の決定者」 (Kousho no Ketteisha)
“The Decision Maker on High”
A freaky four-way debate gives way to new information on the coming apocalypse, and some fresh resolve from Tenzou. Also, poor Asama!
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「鴨川アドバルーン」 (Kamogawa Ado Baruun)
“Kamogawa Balloons”
Full on slice-of-life mode engage! The cute-and-entertaining hijinks were at full power as Madoka & co try to save the Jersey Club, yet it was the subtle, side elements that were most intriguing to me. And then there was that stuff at the end. Wait, is that…!?
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A manly man with manly emotions…and he dies. Coincidence? |
As a hot-blooded American male, I have historically had a contentious relationship with emotions. Yet, at the risk of getting pummeled by all my male brethren, let’s talk about exactly that.
Potential spoilers on Clannad, Kanon, Angel Beats!, Moshidora, and Kokoro Connect. I try to keep them pretty vague though, so you’re probably safe. More after the jump.
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「広間の語り部」 (Hiroma no Kataribu)
“Storyteller in the Hall”
The truth about Mary’s execution comes out, and another killer debate, this time with Masazumi going up against the Fairy Queen Elizabeth. The games are over – now it’s getting serious.
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「鴨川の誓の」 (Kamogawa no Seino)
“A Vow to Kamogawa”
Rinne no Lagrange can be very idealistic, and this is not a bad thing. This episode did a good job of mixing the idealistic, I-wish-it-worked-this-way-in-real-life moments with hints of something altogether darker. Also, I still have no idea how this series will end…and I couldn’t be happier! Oh man, I wonder, I wonder…