SSSS.Gridman – 12 (END)
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「覚醒」 (Kakusei)
“Awakening”
Considering how eventful it was it’s perhaps surprising that this finale didn’t have more surprises in it.
SSSS .Gridman – 11
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「決・戦」 (Ke~tsu-sen)
“Decisive Battle”
We have many questions and few answers.
SSSS.Gridman – 10
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「崩・壊」 (Kuzure)
“Collapse”
See, this is why you don’t try and reason with the sociopath.
SSSS.Gridman – 09
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「夢・想」 (Musou)
“Dream”
I’m not certain what the hell was going on here, but it sure was well done.
SSSS.Gridman – 08
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「対・立」 (Tairitsu)
“Opposition”
There’s definitely an element of macro vs. micro in assessing SSSS.Gridman.
SSSS.Gridman – 07
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「策・略」 (Saku Ryaku)
“Plan”
It’s not easy being Yuuta.
SSSS.Gridman – 06
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「接・触」 (Se~tsu Sawa)
“Contact”
Whatever you chalk it up to, I have no doubt about this – SSSS.Gridman is the nuts.
SSSS Gridman – 05
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「挑・発」 (Hatsu)
“Challenge”
The phrase “never a dull moment” certainly applies here.
SSSS.Gridman – 04
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「疑・心」 (Utagu Kokoro)
“Doubt”
I just can’t help loving SSSS.Gridman. This show is so damn much fun.
SSSS.Gridman – 03
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「敗・北」 (Hai Kita)
“Defeat”
The name of the game here – what makes all this work for me – is style.