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「鬼斬丸の力」 (Onikirimaru no Chikara)
“The Onikirimaru’s Power”
With the second season slated for October, how does Hiiro no Kakera‘s first half fare in terms of keeping viewer interest and as a self-contained season?
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「黄昏乙女」 (Tasogare Otome)
“Dusk Maiden”
This was probably one of the most beautiful endings I’ve ever seen.
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「運命ゼロ」 (Unmei zero)
“Fate/Zero”
I don’t think I could have asked for a better conclusion to a series as special as this one.
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「黒神めだかがいなくても！」 (Kurokami Medaka ga Inakutemo)
“Even Without Kurokami Medaka!”
So here we are, the anime original finale to the first season of Medaka Box. It’s been rather an up and down ride along the way, but this final episode – despite being anime original – feels like ending on a high note.
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「だけど, それがいい」 (Dakedo, Sore ga Ii)
“Still, That’s Fine”
It is with ecchi slimes, Alternative Ayumus, and a heavy heart that we bide adieu to this second season of Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? Why oh why did it have to come to an end?
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「新生の日」 (Shinsei no Nichi)
“Day of Rebirth”
And here we are, the first finale of the spring season. It might not have been the greatest anime, but it was still a memorable one worth watching for sci-fi fanatics.
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「The World is Full of Shit」 & 「We Can Change The World」
The titles of these episodes may be a bit crass and clichéd, but they are entirely appropriate too.
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「流れ星、堕ちて燃えて尽きて、そして―」 (Nagareboshi, Ochite Moete Tsukite, Soshite…)
“Meteoroid, Falling, Burning, and Disappear, then…”
Thirteen weeks of relics, gears, and music have finally come to an end.
