The finest Japanese tradition. Impressions: Same issues as the first episode. It’s not using its premise very well, or honestly, much at all. They revive a robot guy, but he’s actually a cyborg, then he remembers that his family is all dead and wants to be left to die himself. The only part that …
Wow. Cleavage. Impressions: I think I find this more tolerable than that Chitose Ramune thing, but I’m not certain I can put my find on why exactly. I suspect that the chemistry between the characters is just a little bit better. As is the script. There’s more back and forth between them instead of …
I guess we get what we expected. Jury’s still out if I’ll post about the other shows today (Apoc Touring, Kamen Rider, and sister friend harem), but from the couple I glanced at, it’s an ehhhhh. I need to run errands now though, so later. Impressions: I was curious how they were going to …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we are apparently continuing our journey through a production of obvious goals and limited means, as we explore the second episode of Please Put Them On, Takamine-san. The show’s premiere laid out its priorities pretty clearly: we’re in for a moderately lewd ecchi with a …
Oh boy, even more yelling. Impressions: I can’t say that this is winning me over, but it is staying firmly… okay. The last segment in particular is exactly what I harp on wanting to see from these kinds of little sitcoms. Character wants something. Character gets it, but the results turn out to be …
At some point – regrettably – the My Hero Academia experience seemed to become synonymous with complaining. So far even this fanbase hasn’t complained much with the final season (they will) – not much to moan about apart from the recap. But for me, what I’m feeling is appreciation. Starting with Horikoshi of course, as …
