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「するがデビル 其ノ壹 – 伍」 (Suruga Debiru Sono Ichi – Go)
“Suruga Devil Parts One – Five”
Kanbaru Suruga, starring in her very own sports anime, learns about playing solo in more ways than one.
*Nothing really explicit here, but this post features copious amounts of Kanbaru. Your designated workplace may not necessarily approve of her wardrobe. Or lack thereof.*
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「神を目指した者たち」 (Kami wo Mezashitashatachi)
“Those Who Aimed at God”
I think Black Bullet ended up being pretty good.
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「虹の彼方に」 (Niji no Kanata ni)
“Over the Rainbow”
It’s been quite a journey with Gundam Unicorn–a four year journey in fact–but the seven-part movie-like OVA series finally comes to a close. Was it worth the wait? The short answer is yes, especially for a longtime fan of the franchise like myself, whose perspective of the Universal Century timeline has been forever changed.
The most surprising series of Spring 2014 ends pretty much as expected, but that’s not a problem for me.
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「帰還」 (Kikan)
“Return”
“You bring the world to me.” Wow. Just, wow.
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Shipping Nico x Maki so hard! |
Love Live! S2 ended like it began – singing, dancing, smiling, and hamming it up like nobody’s business. But I finished the series smiling, so I think it did its job.
The END train continues with one of the more enigmatic shows of the season. It’s far from everyone’s cup of tea, but there’s an artistic charm in its over the top ridiculousness.
*Post is generally spoiler-free, but the comments will not be. You have been warned!
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「帰艦」 (Kikan)
“Returning to the Ship”
One end brings another beginning.
**Final impressions included within the episode commentary.
FLY. BLADE. THE RIPPER! Let’s take a stroll with the Coffin Princess with another special END post.
Note that while the post itself is spoiler free, the comments below may have spoilers. You have been warned.
