Another episode in, I’m still not sure just what I’m watching with Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai. In turns in appears to be a typical fluffy shoujo romance and School Days. That mostly stems from the title character of course, and Hananoi-kun is still tough to get a read on (as indeed is noted on-screen). …
How do you make those so boring? Impressions: This too is a show that exists. Next Episode: Hoops are life.
Real badasses here. Impressions: As the premieres wrap up, and no first episodes gave much cause to be excited or optimistic, thoughts inevitably turn to compromise. Or perhaps bargaining. Maybe I could try to amuse myself by running a tournament of all the cheat power shows this season to find out which is the most horrible …
I must confess, I enjoyed that quite a bit. If you’d pressed me, I’d have said that between the two reboots of old chestnuts this season, Bartender was the more likely to hold my interest. If for no other reason, it’s even older than Spice and Wolf and I remember less about it. There’s also …
Kai to Otome to Kamikakushi was a series that had an asterisk next to it on the schedule for sure. Initially it was on the periphery of my attention, but once I saw that Mochizuki Tomomi was writing and directing (it’s an adaptation of a web manga by Nujima) it became a subject of interest …
Why has no other director discovered this genius approach to drama? Impressions: I would say that it doesn’t understand streaming at all, but then it also has people using ramen noodles as flails, a dude kicking in the door to a not-McDonalds to scream at a cashier and everybody’s like “well, he’s a streamer, and …
