“Binetsuma (微熱魔)” by ZUTOMAYO (ずっと真夜中でいいのに。) Aharen-san wa Hakarenai is back. And to be honest, it’s not a scenario I ever expected. This series had “one and done” written all over it, the latest in a string of similarly quirky and charming romcons with modest followings. The first season was certainly well-received but the manga has …
OP: “Kekka Alright (けっかおーらい)” by Kocchi no Kento (こっちのけんと) The other half of this season’s big four both premiere today, and it’s a stupidly busy anime day for a Monday. Heroes are very much the theme here, but that tempts me into a little sidebar. Bones really are heroes of the TV anime industry. They …
Detectives these days are pathetic. Impressions: What’s amazing to me about this show isn’t the godawful production values. Yes, you’re seeing those screencaps correctly. It spends the first 50 seconds of the episode staring at a cat. It’s how horrendous it is at the most basic of mysteries. Not even the core ‘supernatural’ one …
But I want atteeeeeennnnntion. There’s still one more show for today, but my host is completely melting down and I’ve had enough frustration over the last three hours trying to deal with it. I’ll get to it probably this afternoon after I’ve had a chance to… not deal with this goddamned BS that has …
Obligatory everything, honestly. Impressions: At least it was relatively well animated for an action show, but it was completely incomprehensible. Well, relatively. You could cut a few clips out and be impressed at least. I imagine that fans of the game probably have at least some idea who all these characters are and what’s …
Shin Samurai-den Yaiba Short Synopsis: A young swordsman raised in the jungle is shipped off to live at the dojo of his father’s rival. Lenlo: You know, there’s something almost nostalgic about an almost 40 year old Shounen. It just feels… fun, like it lacks a lot of the self-serious trappings so many modern series …
