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「君はまだ歌えるか」 (Kimi wa Mada Utaeru ka)
“Can You Still Sing?”
The incredible ambition of Concrete Revolutio must be seen to be appreciated—and I’m not sure if I’m doing it justice myself.
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「怪獣と処女おとめ」 (Kaijū to Otome)
“Beast and Maiden”
Er, spoilers for Fullmetal Alchemist, I guess.
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「巨神たちの時代」 (Kyoujin-tachi no Jidai)
“The Age of Titans”
To nobody’s surprise, the NUTS go, er… crazy.
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「鋼鉄の鬼」 (Kōtetsu no Oni)
“The Iron Ogre”
Let us all agree that ‘NUTS’ is a silly acronym for anything.
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「終わりなき戦い」 (Owarinaki Tatakai)
“The Never-Ending Battle”
Literally G.I. Joe.
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「推参なり鐵假面」 (Suisan nari Tekkamen)
“The Unannounced Iron Mask”
And in this episode, Concrete Revolutio questions your reasons for watching.
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「セイタカアワダチソウ」 (Seitaka Awadachisou)
“Canada Goldenrod”
It’s actually pretty interesting to have Concrete Revolutio playing alongside Boku no Hero Academia in the same season.
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「デビラとデビロ」 (Debira to Debiro )
“Devila and Devilo”
Don’t do drugs, kids. You can watch anime instead.
Warning: NSFW, because anatomy.
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「花咲く町に君の名を呼ぶ」 (Hanasaku Machi ni Kimi no Na o Yobu)
“I Call Your Name in the Flowering City”
The story of Olympic skiers who got struck by lightning and now each have a flower growing out of their heads. Like the rest of Concrete Revolutio, not as silly as it sounds.
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「宇宙を臨むもの」 (Uchū o Nozomumono)
“Those Who Look Upon Space”
I didn’t think it possible, but Concrete Revolutio is an anime about everything.