Hello folks, and welcome on back to Wrong Every Time. This week we’ve been continuing our march through Turn A Gundam, which has proven just as delightful and idiosyncratic as on first viewing. It’s been an interesting experience seeing this as a culmination of Tomino’s Gundams, rather than an introduction to them – the man …
I’d rather watch that. Impressions: It does give the premise a legitmate try, and of all the first episodes today, this was one of the less tiresome ones, but the humor still grates. The nonsequiturs do work better when they are sufficiently weird, with an alternative art style to really sell it, and it’s …
All their aparments look like they belong to serial killers. Impressions: Have some self-respect lady. Dude broke into your home, demanded you become his servant, and the other one is effectively blackmailing you into pretending to be his girlfriend. Not that you’re a prize catch either. I don’t care what you’re a fan …
There are ways to express oneself that aren’t primal screams, you know. Impressions: I think I’m all manic pixie girlfriended out for a while, which is unfortunate, because there’s still more to come this season. At least the dude was slightly less pathetic than the previous one, but the manic pixie girl was ten times worse. …
That damn cabbage has done lasting damage to food animation in anime. Impressions: Just another trashy harem thing, same as a trillion others, mostly with some girl’s name. Alya, Nagatoro, Amagami, etc etc. He’s the awkward dude, perpetually upsetting his fettucine, or whatever it is the children say these days. She’s the quirky manic …
Is there some reason for the cloud border on the entire episode? Impressions: I still can’t understand the headspace for this premise, and the more it tries to explain the minutia of how its particular version of cloning works, the wose it gets. She goes on and on about how her original never allows …
