For all the talk of 13 episodes being too long for Midori no Majo-hen, the season ends in seamless fashion. More Saville Row than off the shelf, you might say. I guess this is the upside of and justification for those annoyingly long recaps we were tortured with for most of the season. I think …
One’s assessment of Kowloon Generic Romance may come down to how you define “success” (pun intended). I find the glass to be well over half-full, but it seems a lot of manga readers strongly disagree. I get that – I’ve been there. Adapting an 11 volume (and counting – it’s still ongoing) manga into 13 …
That definitely wasn’t yanked out of their ass. Impressions: Predictably terrible ending, though I’m kind of surprised by exactly how terrible it was. The assassin guy turns out to just be some random dude who we go kung fu fight on a roof for no actual reason. Meanwhile, Skinner was indeed the homeless dude, simply hands …
Eh, Ju Fufu did it better. Impressions: I, uh, guess we’re done with Queen then? Okay then. So we move on to the very, very unfortunately named Loli, where the writing is just as bad, but the scale is significantly reduced so it’s at least not as exasperatingly stupid. Make no mistake though, it’s …
Just crawl into a stranger’s lap, eh? First new show of the summer season, but the rest don’t begin until July, so my procrastination is still fine. Should be up tomorrow or Monday, depending on how much creativity I have flowing and how irritated TBH and Lazarus make me this evening. Impressions: And as …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I am delighted to announce we’re returning to Big goddamn Windup, as our Nishiura boys charge into the fourth inning of their contest with Tosei, the returning summer tournament champions. So far our team has secured one precious early run, and have so far succeeded …
