Dimension W – 12 (END)
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「辿りついた未来」 (Tadoritsui ta Mirai)
“The Future Reached”
Beat up the monster, beat up yourself, and of course, explosions—that’s a proper ending, right?
Boku Dake ga Inai Machi – 12 (END)
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「宝物」 (Takaramono)
“Treasure”
The ending wasn’t delivered exactly the way I expected. How did the series live up to everyone else’s expectations?
Utawarerumono: Itsuwari no Kamen – 25 (END)
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「意志を継ぐもの」 (Ishi o Tsugu Mono)
“Who Carries On His Will”
Oh boy, did I ever call it. Unfortunately.
Heavy Object – 24 (END)
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「野に咲く花に鎮魂の歌を, ベイビーマグナム破壊戦 II」 (Nonisakuhana Ni Chinkon no Uta Wo, Beibii Magunamu Hakaisen II)
“A Requiem for the Flowers Blooming in the Field, The Battle to Destroy the Baby Magnum II”
For this finale post of Heavy Object, I bring what I know all of you wanted – a dual final impression post featuring none other than Stilts himself!
Shoujo-tachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu – On the average anime high school student
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Not a single psychic power between the lot of them. |
Since it’s so easy for anime to be out of this world, it’s easy to overlook the down to earth.
Prince of Stride Alternative – 12 (END)
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「夏の終わり – 超えて」 (Natsunoowari – Koete)
“End of Summer – And Beyond”
Was not expecting to feel all the feely-goosies that I did.
Haruchika ~Haruta to Chika wa Seishun Suru~ – Tackling the Issues
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While not perfectly told, Haruchika had the audacity to try and be different. |
Haruchika never had the best execution, but it tackled issues that many anime would shy away from or would be ignorant enough to ignore.
Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku Wo! – 10 (END)
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「この理不尽な要塞に終焔を！」 (Kono Rifujin’na Yousai ni Tsui Homura o!)
“A Final Flame for this Over-the-top Fortress”
KonoSuba proves that it can do thrilling action, thank you very much, but it’s going to crack jokes all the way through. The anime industry also proves that it’s not entirely daft. Second season confirmed!
Tabi Machi Late Show – Stories of Nostalgia and Melancholy
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Short-form anime just keep getting better. |
People often say it’s the quiet ones you have to watch out for. That’s certainly the case with Tabi Machi Late Show, which came from nowhere and proved to be an ambitious little show that deserves more attention than it has received.