Nodame Cantabile – 06
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Summary:
Chiaki is shocked to learn from Stresemann that the S-Orchestra is going to be making their debut in the regularly scheduled performance next month.
Kanon – 20
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Summary:
After their kiss, Ayu immediately apologizes to Yuuichi for ignoring his feelings, but Yuuichi declares that he likes her.
CODE GEASS – 17.5
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This is a complete recap of all the Suzaku stuff we’ve seen so far. The only new part came at the very end where we’re shown Euphemia knighting Suzaku. In the voice over, Lelouch realizes that Suzaku was talking about Euphemia back in episode six, and he starts to wonder if Suzaku chose Euphemia over him and Nunnally. Nevertheless, Lelouch feels that he’s already won because he now knows that Suzaku is the Lancelot’s pilot.
Negima!? – 20
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Summary:
Although Takamichi is worried about the influence the darkness had on transforming the entire class and the instability inside this world, Evangeline quietly walks off because she’s had a painful headache since the morning.
DEATH NOTE – 18
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Summary:
With the investigation team having moved into the new building, Aizawa finds security particularly tight and ends up having to strip down to get through.
D.Gray-man – 19
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Summary:
Allen arrives at a deserted train station after having been assigned to search for General Cross by Komui.
Manabi Straight! – 06
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Summary:
As they go through their exams, the girls are getting closer and closer to their long-awaited summer vacation.
SHUFFLE! MEMORIES – 06
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Summary:
When Rin first meets Primula, it’s at an arcade in front of a UFO catcher.
Pumpkin Scissors – 19
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Summary:
When she was young, Alice read a lot of heroic tales at her grandfather’s home even though many were too difficult for her to understand.
FreezeFrame: Rationalizing Lunar Bunnies
Four years ago, I was into stuff like the South Park, Futurama, maybe some Friends and Seinfeld once in a while. Sure, I knew about anime – I grew up watching Ranma and Kimagure Orange Road – but if you told me that four years later I’d be speaking Japanese and saying stuff like “fight-o! da yo” or “sonna koto iu hito kirai desu!” I’d probably think you’re crazy and go back to watching Yu-Gi-Oh reruns on the WB.
Ara ara, how people change.