A string of murders occurs in a rural village, where the victim appears beforehand on television screens at the stroke of midnight. Our hero, who recently moved to town, discovers how to enter the television sets where the victims meet their demise. Continue reading Persona 4 Review — B
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The sky pirates join in a world war.
The part I liked most about Last Exile was the setting: a fantastic steampunk world, with lovingly detailed places and ships. Its sequel ups the ante with an amazing array of vivid details, including foods, costumes, and cultures (and even hints at yuri!). The scenery is more detailed and lush. The world feels even bigger than that of the original Last Exile, and the show is truly international in scope. Continue reading Last Exile: Fam, the Silver Wing Review — B
Arararagi continues to battle supernatural monsters and seduce pre-pubescent girls.
So, when has a SHAFT sequel ever been good?
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Ririchihyo decides to strike out from home onto her own, and moves into the Ayakashi Kan, a house where demons gather. There she is assigned a secret service agent, Miketsukami, to guard her, and begins to make friends with the other residents. Continue reading Inu X Boku SS Review — C+