A poor god does odd jobs to earn some cash together with his worthless sword and his human friend. A combination of the “helping random people” genre and a shinto-based shounen fighting series. Continue reading Noragami Review — C
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BUDDYCUM 13 — Acception
Wonder if they realize acception isn’t a word?
We start out with Bizon raping Hina again by drugging her up. Of course Aoba and Dio aren’t allowed to Buddy so they wait an entire five seconds into the battle before Buddying. The scientists use all their analytical powers to detect that there’s something constrained about the enemy’s coupling. That’s right. It’s non-consensual! Only a horrible abuse of technology would allow such a thing. What kind of self-respecting scientist would create technology to kill millions of people, without ensuring that the soldiers consented to the partners they work with?!! And no, silence is not consent.
Upon realizing this, Aoba goes and asks Hina to couple with him instead. Upon seeing his wavy hair when he takes his helmet off, Hina immediately consents. Easy choice. Aoba’s hot.
Their sex Coupling is so great that it creates a wormhole through time. Hina feels like she is a five year old girl again. Aoba likes it that way. Hina goes into the wormhole to rescue the Aoba of the past. Aoba realizes from Trans-AMing that Hina has been traveling the same cycle through time for millenia… or something. (This time travel thing was so dumb that I don’t want to even attempt to think about it, I will just get stupider.)
Aoba and Dio BUDDYCUM™ together into the wormhole to defeat Bizon and rescue Hina.
A masked man in a wheelchair appears.
See you next season! (or not)
This show is entertaining, but sometimes when watching it I wish I didn’t think either.
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The Game Creators Club (Provisional) plays games. Kazama tsukkomis endlessly. Continue reading D-Frag! Review — C+
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Toaru Hikuushi e no Koiuta 13 — Worst Ending Ever?
Wow. I expected an incomplete, terrible ending, but this exceeded my wildest expectations. Cannot say I expected Ka-el to instigate a war of aggression against the Sky Clan.
We spend the first quarter of the episodes with the old guys around a table discussing the geography of the world, which they have just learned even though they seem to have developed airplanes a long long time ago. Apparently the world is a big version of the Isla. Great. Because the Isla is so meaningful to them. That’s why they just tossed it in the trash when they were done with it. Continue reading Toaru Hikuushi e no Koiuta 13 — Worst Ending Ever?









