Sentai Daishikkaku Short Synopsis: Super Sentai rangers defeat the big bad only to enslave the remaining minions, forcing them to launch attacks every Sunday to forever propagate their franchise, allowing them to make money forever. That is until one lone grunt gets fed up and decides to try and destroy the rangers from the inside! …
That’s far too much bad anime for one day. I’ve had past enough for now. I’ll deal with the crow show from yesterday later. I need to… not watch bad anime for at least a few hours and get some sun or something. Impressions: The bloody, dramatic opening gave me a little bit of …
Oh yeah, baby. Look at those stats. Impressions: Unless I’m forgetting something, this is the final new tiresome cheat power nonsense of the season. This time it’s the nation building variety, but the kid can see all power levels. Not just that, but everybody’s power level is absolute. Daddy has the highest sword power …
Yeah, I get it. I get the joke. The joke is understood. I hear what you’re saying. Impressions: This episode was weird, but not in a funny way, which is sad because it’s definitely trying to be a comedy. But that’s what happens when you have only one joke and keep trying to make it …
Save some roses for the rest of us. Impressions: At least it made me laugh, even though that was definitely at the show, not with it. It’s not enough that dudes are just vampires. If they’re going to do vampire stuff, they need to put on the entire opera outfit and properly look the …
We really lazed out on the direction here. Impressions: Like the previous show, the middle exposition dump was such an anchor for me. The story wasn’t moving all that fast to start with, and then comes about eight straight minutes of sitting around a table, listening to characters explain every single detail of the …
