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「おおかみさん地蔵さんとダブルデートする」 (Ookami-san Jizou-san to Daburu Deeto Suru)
“The Wolf Goes on a Double Date with Jizou”
I guess it would be pretty wrong to say that Ryouko is much more attractive when she’s 13 years-old, but that’s the message I got when she came down with an acute case of amnesia.
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「空より高く」 (Sora yori Takaku)
“Higher than the Sky”
After all my talk about propulsion and escape velocity back in episode four, it was pretty awesome to see those concepts put into effect against an orbital elevator-like Neuroi. With signs of jealousy from Eila and a duet insert song to make up with Sanya, this is easily one of my favorite episodes of the new season too.
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「魔の山に仕組まれし罠」
“A Trap is Set on the Evil Mountain”
Thanks to the groups over-interest in youkai/over-interest in free onsen and meals, the Paranormal Patrol ignore how incredibly creepy the professor is and fail to heed Rikuo’s warnings. With all the foreboding and hints, there is no doubt to the viewer from the beginning that they are walking into a trap.
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「Reunion」
It turns out I gave Yamauchi a bit too much credit, even though she did call the Fukumoto Gang to deal with Tsubouchi and the Five Lemons.
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「ロミジュリ！」 (Romi Juri!)
“Romeo and Juliet!”
In case you haven’t heard, the next chapter of the K-ON manga will be the last. This marks the end of series’ three-year run at four volumes and just a bit before the anime, which will likely conclude on a similar note with the girls’ high school graduation.
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「文明の道程」 (Bunmei no Doutei)
“BUNMEI’s distance”
Last episode felt a bit lacking with Kozue’s occult fanaticism, so it was nice to learn that something came from her interest in Antoine de Saint-Exupéry‘s famous short novel, The Little Prince (a.k.a. “Hoshi no Ouji-sama”).
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「婚グ言葉」 (Kunagu Kotonoha)
“Marrying into the Family”
“Flame Sekirei GET!” is probably what Minato is thinking again with the way he’s snagging Sekirei like they’re Pokemon.
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「#19」
Well, the cat is out of the bag in terms of ETU’s formation change to two forwards with the announcement of the starting lineup.
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「決戦の幕開け! エースと白ひげの過去」 (Kessen no Makuake! Ēsu to Shirohige no Kako)
“The Beginning of the War! Ace and Whitebeard’s Past!”
With the war pretty much completely about him, much akin to Helen of Troy, what better time to finally learn about Ace’s past?
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「In the DEAD of the night」
With a place to finally settle down, episode six kicks back into a relaxing atmosphere (an understatement), but doesn’t forget to remind us of the terrors still lurking on the outside.