To paraphrase George Costanza, I could use the break. First off, no – we didn’t get an official Season 2 announcement here. So technically this post should have been labeled as a “Finale and Series Review”. But we all know it’s going to happen. Ao no Hako is a commercial hit and a WSJ property, …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. We report to you now from the first round of the summer tournament, where the top-seeded team and last year’s winners Tosei are facing off against the largely unknown Nishiura, whose roster appears to consist of largely freshmen players. Predictions weren’t calling for much of a …
One couldn’t help note that veterans of the Kusuriya no Hitorigoto LN/manga were looking forward to this episode rather gleefully (the word “frog” popped up over and over). It’s easy enough to see why now that it’s over, though whatever happened is still very much a work in progress. It was a meaningful episode to …
Blah blah blah, Trillion Game is great, blah blah. You know my views at this point – I’ve come to love this show. And this was another great episode to be sure. But I want to start this week with Tsuda Kenjirou. I find it absolutely hilarious that this guy is so huge as a …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we are returning to a scene of great and senseless tragedy, as we check in on Togo and Nogi in the wake of their partner Gin’s heroic sacrifice. With both of her allies incapacitated and a squadron of vertices approaching the divine tree, Gin did …
…Great. Impressions: I wasn’t expecting much of an ending, and I can’t say it delivered one. Most of the first half was spent changing all the rules that it had previously established. A few small things could’ve maybe slid. We said you were paid in time, but that actually meant time travel that you …
