Much better, obviously. And for obvious reasons. But this whipsaw quality of Ao no Hako is certainly par for the course. It strikes me, though, that the things I like about this series are the things that drive most fans crazy. And the things that drive me crazy are the things most fans like. That …
There’s no burying the lede with that episode. Yeah, I’m stumped. Rafal is awesome as always – so is Sakamaoto Maaya. But this has to make sense or the whole premise kind of crumbles. For a series that seems to celebrate reason and rational thought, the three explanations which spring to mind for me are …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re returning to the tortured drama of Ave Mujica, as Sakiko continues to either exorcise or embrace her demons through the novel vector of gothic rock music. Our last episode served as something of a companion piece to MyGO’s first episode, demonstrating the calamitous personal …
The Apothecary Diaries is nothing if not a tangle of mysteries, conspiracies, and – undeniably – coincidences. The latter stretch credulity at times to be sure. But it is what it is, and it means you should probably assume everything you see and hear is going to be important sooner or later. It also means …
Thanks to the drama (which I’ve now paused until after the anime finishes) I have an idea where Trillion Game is headed from here. An arc which I thought was being skipped for editorial reasons (I won’t elaborate but it hits pretty close to the bone for an anime) in fact was swapped in order …
Have ya considered rope? Impressions: Big plot episode, though I can’t really say that anything all that surprising was revealed. Osoto, as expected, murdered literally everybody, but mostly just random killings for absolutely no reason, and one because he wanted to become Atori. And then the entire rest of the episode is spent faffing …
