Adding a character like Miharu was always going to shake-up the dynamic of Terrace House: Oni. But it’s all good. Why? Because he’s both vastly entertaining in his own right and starkly different in personality from anyone else in the cast. The overall vibe here is a house full of complete doofuses (and Moi-chan) and …
It’s weird that only one character never changes clothes. For the record, I was planning on at least glancing at the trash show’s third episode, but it’s off this week anyway. Production issues two episodes in. Always a great sign. Semi-Impressions: I’m likely done here too. It remains… okay, but I’ve exhausted how much rock tidbits …
One lesson we can definitely take away from this episode of Hanako-kun: Kou is way too trusting for his own good. Of course that’s hardly news – he’s serially nice and clinically naive. So far he’s managed to skate by relatively undamaged by this, but anytime Natsuhiko gets involved you know trouble is at hand. …
Kimi to Ame to – 03 So, someone finally acknowledged the tanuki in the room this week. What I’m left wondering after three episodes of Kimi to Ame to is whether there’s ever going to be an explanation for what’s happening here, or it’s just going to be a thing we accept. Don’t get me …
There is a certain gap f0r me with Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru in that the more it’s obsessed with cosplay, the less I’m engaged by it. That’s not a criticism, as it does the cosplay stuff very well. It’s just a concession to my own relative lack of interest in the subject …
Adolescence is hard. Being Yoshiki really is suffering. Hikaru may be the character in the title, but it’s no coincidence that it’s Yoshiki’s eyes through which we see (sometimes literally) most of The Summer Hikaru Died. Anytime you add sci-fi/fantasy/horror elements to a coming of age story it’s a good bet the author is using …
