Akagami no Shirayukihime – All the Feels, None of the BS
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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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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.
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Relaxing after Third Impact. |
Bubuki Buranki is by no means perfect, but if you enjoy stylish, highly-kinetic action, it can be worth your time for the unexpected wrinkles that make it more interesting than the synopsis suggests. Chiefly among the antagonists.
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「ショウタイムだ」 (Shoutaimu da)
“It’s Showtime”
If there were any question that Satou-san is a crazy bastard, this episode should have pretty well cleared it up.
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「また明日」 (Mataashita)
“See You Tomorrow…”
And just like that, Grimgar has reached its end. But with so much left to explore, I doubt it will be the last we see of it.
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SHEEEEEEEEEEH! |
For a show that went completely under the radar (at first) for me, I’ll probably never get over just how much I loved this show.
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「鉄華団」 (Tekkadan)
“Tekkadan”
Whatever that second season turns out to be, I certainly hope it focuses heavily on McGillis because a season of him screwing over people sounds like Tekketsu no Orphans‘ most compelling option by far.
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「会うは別れの始め」 (Au wa Wakare no Hajime)
“Those Who Meet Must Part”
It’s quite a bittersweet sensation saying goodbye to a series I’ve loved since 2009. I feel quite conflicted about this ending.
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「運と 論理と/」 (Un to ronri to)
“Luck and Logic”
A nonsensical ending for a nonsensical series.
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「辿りついた未来」 (Tadoritsui ta Mirai)
“The Future Reached”
Beat up the monster, beat up yourself, and of course, explosions—that’s a proper ending, right?