Sure you didn’t want to go with a different word? Impressions: This, on the other hand, I also expect mediocrity, and it’s instead remaining a tad better than expected. Every character not being entirely up their own asses yet dumb as a sack of bricks helps a lot, Wistoria. I was settling in for an …
Meh. Actually stab someone, you cowards. Impressions: And then there’s this, where I expect mediocrity, and boy, do I get it. You’d think this episode would be about the sword tomboy that it starts out with, fighting evil clouds. Oh, did we not mention that? We no longer do territory games, now we’re fighting …
Oops, no budget. Impressions: Only really posting this because it airs super early (technically very late last night), and the other Sunday things air quite a bit later, but yeah, I’m ready to call it. This episode was pretty terrible on every front. There’s the obvious, how godawful the production was with stills absolutely …
More casual abuse of children. Impressions: There’s a brief segment in this episode where it was actually not just funny, but cute. The whole bit at the house where the maid’s tweaking her, and she’s frustrated and literally chewing on her mind-controlled child before physically throwing him away like a sack of potatoes. See, …
Wherein we sit in parking lots. Impressions: Boy, these Saturday shows are really making it rough. This episode was a wasteland of anything important or anything happening. Literally all they did for the first 19 minutes of the episode was sit in parking lots and exposit at each other. Oh, the convenience store rice …
Someone should really do something about them. Impressions: The most cohesive episode, but also the weakest. It’s just a telling of KAngel’s backstory, and it’s the same tired abuse backstory as ever, and one that has only become more tedious with all the edgelord cheat power things that use it, complete with cackling psychopathic 12 …
