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「CHAOS;HEAD / 情報強者は事件を追う」 (CHAOS;HEAD / Jouhou Kyousha wa Jiken wo Ou)
“CHAOS;HEAD / Digital Native”
Mostly chaos, really.
Due warning: fairly graphic gore/mutilation/cannibalism/dead fetuses/what-have-you in this episode.
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「シンデレラは笑わない」 (Shinderera wa warawanai)
“Cinderella Doesn’t Smile”
Where Futaba learns that Aki is the only girl for Masamune.
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「史上最強のメイド、トール！（まあドラゴンですから）」 (Shijou Saikyou no Medi, Tooru! (Maa Doragon Desukara))
“The Strongest Maid in History, Tooru! (Well, She Is a Dragon)”
As much as I loved this first episode, there’s no denying that I had a few complaints about Kobyashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon’s adaptation to anime.
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「もらいタバコのジーン」 (Morai Tabako no Jīn)
“Jean the Tobacco Peddler”
Bureaucracy, it’s fascinating! Wait, don’t go!
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「最後の峰ヶ山」 (Saigo no mine ~ke yama)
“The Last Minegayama”
My goodness – can it really have been 21 months since Yowamushi Pedal: Grande Road ended?
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「血頭の丹兵衛」 (Chigashira no Tanbei)
“Tanbei of Chigashira”
Apparently, in feudal Japan, everybody spoke funny, were big on honour, and played a lot of jazz.
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「もう戻れないと知ったあの日」 (Mou Modorenai to Shitta Ano Hi)
“The Day I Knew I Could Never Go Back”
Dreams of happiness and the power of video games, a match made in heaven.
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「私が国会議員になっても」 (Watashi ga kokkai giin ni natte mo)
“Why Become a Dietwoman?”
Yes, Idol Jihen is stupid. But not nearly stupid enough.
