Ah, the ultra-rare anime GILF enters the chat. Now that I think about it, Dandadan is a bit like Golden Kamuy in that it’s packed to the gills with large-than-life characters who run around like they own the place. That, and a general embrace of the wacky and absurd in incongruous situations. They’re obviously different …
Negaposi Angler is a quirky show, that’s for sure. A very unusual protagonist and premise, and visuals that are a curious hybrid of many styles (not least Gainax). It’s quite refreshingly dark, too, though one has a strong sense that it’s ultimately going in an uplifting direction. There’s still the elephant in the room, of …
If you’re an anime fan, you might have heard of Truck-Kun. If you haven’t, it’s an internet meme used to describe the act of sending characters to another world via hitting them with a truck. Or anytime an essential moment in the plot is set in motion when someone’s hit by a car. Or when …
Time for the protagonist to do something slightly different. Impressions: How many more times is the dude going to run away, and two seconds later, regret running away and change his mind? Because that’s all he did last week, all he did the first week, and all he did this week too, but continues …
Also screaming about poop. Impressions: I guess here’s an answer to what the show would be like when the animators phone it in for a week. Still far above Cheat Power RPG #7,231,842, but not much praise past that. And by the time we reached the end and got to endure minutes on end …
I suppose by Sengoku Youko standards this was a relatively sedately-paced episode. A shit-ton of stuff happened with a lot of characters as always, but thing moved along more or less at a brisk walking pace. It’s nice to get what almost amounts to a breather episode. I can only imagine what things would have …
