I thought this would be twincest but sadly no. I do quite enjoy love triangles and this gave me my fix. Sadly, suffered from a shitty non-ending and every character talking in the same smartass way. I thought it worked well for Naori and the main character’s banter but then adding the whole club which …
What’s his story? Where do you even get a giant bunny cloak in the first place? Quasi-Impressions: You know, after glancing through this episode, and seeing that it too would be going all-in on the theme today of selling people into slavery, I felt like I needed to mention it, just for that. What …
How has this girl survived so far exactly? Impressions: The last of the human trafficking shows for Monday, and certainly one that thinks it’s a lot funnier than it actually is judging by the sheer number of silly faces the main character likes to make. Regardless of the circumstance. She reacts to threats of rape …
Well, humans and humanoids at least. Impressions: The writing’s not getting much better either. She waits until she’s bathed and dressed in the finest of clothes and THEN starts throwing a tantrum. She declares that she has nothing left to lose, and then a couple minutes later, is shocked and taken aback when some …
Don’t put too much effort in here. Impressions: I can’t help but think of this episode supposed big moment is emblematic of the failing of most shows. They go to save the evil slaver dude from the monsters he’s caused to go berserk with the power of their magical song and dance. The dance …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. You all ready for some suffering? I had figured saving the entirety of humanity at enormous physical and emotional cost would have earned the girls of Yuki Yuna a reprieve, but apparently the beatings must continue. With more than a little trepidation, today we journey onward …
