OP: “Saikai (Reunion)” by Vaundy Another two-chapter episode this week, which strongly indicates that this season is going to adapt the first half (five volumes) of Hikaru ga Shinda Natsu. Because this series is pretty to-the-point, that still means a lot is happening in any given week. But the pacing feels organic because that’s just …
If you say so. I have family in town until Wednesday, which means brunches and other non-standard things, so stuff may be delayed a bit. Impressions: That was certainly different, though by the middle where it was revealed that he was the one drunk girl’s dad, things re-took their turn back to nonsense. Almost …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re returning to Trigun Stampede in a moment of crisis, as the Sand Steamer carrying our heroes to JuLai has come under attack from both Wolfwood’s old companion Livio and a small army of bandits. Confronted with this shadow of the boy he once sought …
Thanks for the exposition and telling me it was stupid. I did glance at 9-nine- to see if it had improved from its second episode, but it was going in the opposite direction, with even less focus on anything interesting. Nobody stabbed, turned to stone, set on fire, not even invisibility fanservice. Pathetic. Impressions: Unfortunately, …
I sometimes think about the old saw “any port in a storm” when it comes to Taizan 5. Because when you take to that sea, the storm is never-ending and there are no ports. Normally an author would give you some respites of calm, a change of pace here and there to make the impact …
This is when these three-year gaps between seasons can be irritating. Especially for a series with as many dangling plot threads as Call of the Night unspooled in S1. Mahiru I remembered, though it took a second to kick in. Same with Anko, though the surprise at seeing her pop up that way caused an …
