Ajin – 03
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「もうダメじゃないかな？」 (Mou dame ja nai ka na?)
“Am I Now Useless?”
Ajin may be the ugliest series of the season, but that episode felt like it lasted about five minutes.
Dimension W – 04
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「八十神湖に潜む謎」 (Yasogami Mizuumi ni Hisomu Nazo)
“The Mystery Hidden in Yasogami Lake”
And then, things got super weird super fast. Again.
Ansatsu Kyoushitsu 2nd Season – 04
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「紡ぐ時間」 (Tsumugujikan)
“Spinning Time”
And here I thought we wouldn’t see the rest of the class for a while.
Sorry for the late post guys! Was at ALA over the weekend and will have a post up within the week about it for your viewing convenience!
Durarara!!x2 Ketsu – 04
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「血は水よりも濃し」 (Chi wa Mizu Yori mo Koshi)
“Blood is Thicker than Water”
You know it’s a good episode when you don’t realize time is flying by and before you know it, the credits roll.
Hai to Gensou no Grimgar – 04
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「灰の舞う空へ」 (Hai no Mau Sora e)
“Sky Dancing with Ash”
This episode is a game changer – gorgeous, brutal, and tense. If you thought things were going too slow, you’re in for a whopper.
Luck and Logic – 04
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「自由か 束縛か/」 (Jiyū ka sokubaku ka)
“Freedom or Restraint”
Just like last week, the focus on developing the main cast is much appreciated, but still leaves a lot to be desired.
Utawarerumono: Itsuwari no Kamen – 17
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「残照」 (Zanshou)
“Afterglow”
I hope you finished watching the original Utawarerumono before this episode. I finally did.
Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu – 04
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「#4」
After last week’s dramatic war story, things are going swell until a certain geisha steps onto the scene, throwing a spanner in the works.
Heavy Object – 16
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「ジャンクの墓はレアメタルの山, アラスカ戦場跡迎撃線 II」 (Jyanku no Haka wa Reametaru no Yama, Arasuka Senjyouato Geigekisen II)
“The Graveyard of Junk is a Mountain of Rare Metals, Interception at the Site of the Alaska Battle II”
Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.
Dagashi Kashi – 04
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「ふがしとふがしと…／グリコとグリコと…」 (Fugashi to Fugashi to…/ Guriko to Guriko to…)
“Fugashi and Fugashi and… / Glico and Glico and…”
“How can we encourage as many ero-doujins as possible?” asks one writer. A second writer stands up: “I have an idea.”