Riiiight. Non-Impressions: I’m not entirely sure what to say about this ‘episode.’ The best analogy I can probably come up with would be… let’s say there’s a new Dragonball series, but then the first episode is a recap of the entire franchise and timeline to date. Not just DBZ, but everything from the original series, …
My favorite is the parkour one because she talks the least. Impressions: Come on, PA Works. I know you know how to animate cheerleading routines. You did it in the opening. So why are we suffering through this uncanny valley CGI intro sequence? It’s creepy. Everybody moving as one in rigid precision at a different …
More dating. I loved the earlier seasons of this show but it really outwore its welcome. There are just two many girls. They could have easily done without that stupid loli, the idol, the witch, the mangaka, Tohka (I wish) and probably a few others I’m forgetting. It was hard to keep track of everyone, …
Spoiler: It’s by being a normal VTuber. Impressions: I know I said this in the season rundown, but this show is baffling to me. Google virtually any VTuber’s name with “drunk” and you will find likely dozens of results. Streaming drunk is one of the easiest ways for VTubers to get hits and hardly rare …
Your fun animation tidbit for the day. Impressions: There is a lot of weirdness going on in the animation here as well. Especially whenever people start walking around, it gets disturbingly fluid, like somebody devoted a bit too many frames to it. But like that CloverWorks show, there’s also a lot of actual animation …
The Fable is a good old-fashioned anime in a lot of ways. Kind of “analog” in the sense that Boss meant it in last week’s episode. And one way is that it’s a traditional two-cour show – none of this namby-pamby split cour nonsense. Rack up a new OP and ED and get right back …
