Sure you didn’t want to threaten to sexually abuse her too? Only thing that was missing. Impressions: As if the long infodump at the start about how demons saved Japan and now all citizenry owes a debt to be their slave brides wasn’t bad enough, the rest of the episode is spent abusing the …
A lot of children accidentally kill themselves in this setting, don’t they? Impressions: So, she basically runs away from her home, the circus, only to end up in a ramshackle circus in the middle of the wilderness, run by and staffed by about eight fourteen year olds. And only she can whip them into shape, …
Surely nothing bad will happen to anybody. This was a two episode premiere, but with I believe eight shows today, both of the doubles (Nanoha is the other) are going to have the second part pushed off until at least this evening, if I get to them at all, though this one at least …
You can say “opium” you know. Impressions: The most entertaining thing about this episode is the reminder that the “Jet Boy Bangerz” is a pop group that exists. Phrasing. A very dull and unanimated episode, as you’d expect from Deen. Dude just glares and either listens to or delivers exposition. At one point, he …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I figured we’d take a walk through the ruins of Tokyo, and stop by the prestigious Gingarou Hotel. In spite of humanity’s apparent decline, Yachiyo and her fellow robotic staff members have been doing a fine job of keeping the beds made, cupboards dusted, and …
Stamp out toxoplasmosis. Impressions: Making things easy to start on a marathon day with an utterly banal Jump thing with sub-mediocre production. He’s a punk with special abilities who befriends spirits. Oops, the spirit he befriended is actually a super demon and he gets himself killed protecting it. It merges with him and he …
