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「MISSION1 / 入部! / 入部と言ったな?あれは嘘だ / 本当はリアルなサバゲをやるつもりでした」
(MISSION1 / Nyuubu! / Nyuubu to Iittana? Are wa Usoda! Honto wa Riaruna Sabage wo Yarutsumorideshita)
“Mission 1 – Joined the Club! / Didn’t your Join? I was Lying! / I Really Wanted to Play a Real Survival Game”
I wasn’t quite sure what I was getting into when I hit play for Sabagebu!, but all I know is that I really, really liked it and want more.
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「シャル。ウィ。ダンス？」
“Shall We Dance?”
Shall We ダンス (dance) to another beautiful Madhouse production?
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「ばらかこどん / 元気な子供」 (Barakakodon / Genkina Kodomo)
“Energetic Kid”
Out of all the new shows this season, Barakamon definitely was my favorite so far.
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「その恋は、少女漫画化されてゆく。」 (Sono Koi wa, Shoujo Mangaka Sarete Yuku.)
“This Love… Is Being Turned Into a Shojo Manga”
Solid romcom antics with a comic bent. If you like your romance with a heavy helping of laughter and laid-back pacing, know that this Dogakobo anime is going well so far.
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「闇を斬る」 (Yami wo Kiru)
“Kill the Darkness”
What appears to be another show about a young naïve boy entering the capital actually turns out to be about a young naïve boy who joins a group of vigilantes that assassinate people within the capital!
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「火星のプリンセス -Princess of VERS-」 (Kasei no Purinsesu -Princess of VERS-)
“Princess of Mars -Princess of VERS-“
If the role of a premiere is to capture your attention, this one certainly did the trick.
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「うさぎ -SAILOR MOON-」 (Usagi -SAILOR MOON-)
“Usagi -Sailor Moon-“
Fighting evil by moonlight, winning love by daylight ~
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「銃の世界」 (Jyuu no Sekai)
“World of Guns”
Whether you love it or hate it, the second season of Sword Art Online is finally here. Bringing back all the major players from before and tossing us a few curve balls — does the first episode of the sequel manage to hold up?
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「けーよんへようこそ!」 (Keeyonn he Youkoso!)
“Welcome to the Defense Four!”
I’m still a little confused about how to feel about RAIL WARS. I was stoked about its premise that involved trains and the men and women who operate them, but after getting through the first episode I can confidently say that I was a bit more confused than before I started.
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「遭遇」 (Souguu)
“Encounter”
The premiere of XEBEC’s new original series reaffirms the “advanced yet medieval” military setting that I got from the promo material, but will Silver Will Argevollen turn out to be one of the sleepers of this season?