Mayoiga – 01
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「鉄橋を叩いて渡る」 (Tekkyou wo Tataite Wataru)
“Look Before You Leap”
Where do I begin with Mayoiga? It’s eerie, dramatic, and silly enough to prove it doesn’t take itself too seriously. It should be one hell of a ride.
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「鉄橋を叩いて渡る」 (Tekkyou wo Tataite Wataru)
“Look Before You Leap”
Where do I begin with Mayoiga? It’s eerie, dramatic, and silly enough to prove it doesn’t take itself too seriously. It should be one hell of a ride.
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「#13」
I was prepared to get all teary eyed at the prospect of saying goodbye to this wonderful series, but thankfully there is no need. This episode was more a new beginning than a conclusive ending, and it all works out because a second season has been confirmed!
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「空条承太郎!東方仗助に会う」 (Kujo jotaro! Higashikatajosuke ni au)
“Jotaro Kujo! Meets Josuke Higashikata”
Jojo is back and groovier than ever.
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「風が吹く」 (Kaze ga Fuku)
“The Wind Blows”
Ushio to Tora returns for its final cour in what starts off as endearing and romantic before everything is turned upside down and we’re flung back into the action.
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「食べるんですHiとさくらんぼの詩と…/森永ミルクキャラメルとサクマ式ドロップスと…」 (Taberun Desu Hi to Sakuranbo no Uta to…/ Morinaga Mirukukyarameru to Sakumashikidoroppusu to…)
“Taberun Desu Hi and Sakuranbo no Uta and… / Morinaga Milk Caramel and Sakumashiki Drops and…”
The last episode has a little of everything I enjoyed about this series, plus yuri.
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「生かす時間」 (Ikasu Jikan)
“Let Live Time”
Well, I didn’t see that one coming. Good on you Assclass for misdirecting our attention and hitting us with a real good sucker punch.
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「永遠のファントム・ワールド」 (Eien no Fantomu Wārudo)
“The Eternal Phantom World”
Even now, at the finale, are we sure, absolutely sure, that Musaigen no Phantom World is not just making it up as it goes?
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What’s this – an actual relationship in anime? |
Sometimes (not very often) they get the end exactly right.
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Good luck deciding, you bastard. |
I wasn’t planning on watching this series. I had planned to introduce it and be done, as much because I was sure we’d once again get half of the story and never see the rest. Yet I kept watching it, because there’s something comforting in the familiar story, and for whatever its failings, Undefeated Bahamut Chronicle is one step above. One step above average, granted, but that’s something.