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The dream of many a man |
Randomly summoned? Don’t worry about defeating demon lords. We’re just here to save little girls from slavery, and actually enjoy our free time in some other world.
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Catchphrase for the Umpteenth Time. |
Bloody murder sport with a dash of corporate espionage.
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「つゆのあとさき」 (Tsuyu no Atosaki)
“After the Rain”
They sometimes say that journey can be worth than the destination and in Koi wa Ameagari no You ni’s case, I think this might ring true. Not that the destination was bad though!
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「きっとまた旅に出る」 (Kitto Mata Tabi ni Deru)
“We’ll Go On Another Journey Someday”
Exactly the ending this series needed, and better even than I expected. And I expected a lot. If anyone hasn’t been following this series, listen in: Watch this show! It’s the best anime we never knew we wanted, and are so lucky to have.
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「その12」 (Part 12)
“Part 12″
What sticks in my mind after Gakuen Babysitters’ finale is how resolutely true to itself this series was, from start to finish.
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Pay no attention to the crazy stalker in the corner. |
Basically loli Saki, but also different.
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「手紙/ 入学式 / 席替え」 (Tegami / Nyuugakushiki / Sekigae)
“Letter / First Day of School / Seating Arrangement”
“I called fake mother in Japan. She’s looking for me. Be careful. She is dangerous woman. Please forget about me. Good bye.”
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「Live and Let Live」
Taken as a whole, I think The Ancient Magus’ Bride firmly stamps Wit as one of the bright lights in anime.
