Lesbians murder each other. Continue reading Akuma no Riddle Review — D
Narutaru Ch. 25 – 26 — Continuing Investigations
Ch. 25 Summary: Tatsumi and his assistant visit Shiina’s sword-fighting class. Shiina beats Tatsumi badly.
Ch. 26 Summary: Bungou investigates Sudou, and ends up having an interesting conversation with the naked girl living in his house.
In Ch. 25, Tatsumi meets Shiina, although neither realizes the other’s true identity. Tatsumi starts off on terrible footing, by telling Shiina what a nice name she has. Continue reading Narutaru Ch. 25 – 26 — Continuing Investigations
Guest Post by Syy: PSYCHO PASS Review
I had put out a call for guest posts at the beginning of my vacation. Syy was kind enough to offer to share his video review of PYSCHO PASS. You may remember Syy as the guy who did the awesome reading of my SAO fanfiction. Unfortunately I was distracted by my vacation and my host screwed up my configuration so I couldn’t log in to the site for the past month. Anyway, I fixed it, so here’s Syy’s video and the script! I’ll be back in a few days.
Greetings Otaku’s and Otakets, I am Syy, and I have a question. Does Psycho-Pass suck? Let’s find out. Continue reading Guest Post by Syy: PSYCHO PASS Review
Narutaru Ch. 22 – 24 — Pregnancy and Control
Ch. 22 Summary: Our two villains in the government discuss the political ramifications of the military incident.
Ch. 23 Summary: We learn about Takeo’s infinite libido. Shiina asks Takeo and Norio why she can’t control Hoshimaru. Takeo asks Shiina if she has a boyfriend.
Ch. 24 Summary: A girl on the track team attempts to seduce Bungo. She’s rejected, and then Satomi delivers the finishing blow.
Bearing Children

So Takeo’s had five children… or maybe six now. And it sounds like he doesn’t have any plans to stop until he has a hundred. Shiina, you’d better not get too close to this guy. Continue reading Narutaru Ch. 22 – 24 — Pregnancy and Control
Hotarubi no Mori e Review — B+

Hotaru, a little girl lost in the forest, meets a spirit wearing a mask. They play together in the forest each summer as she grows and he remains the same. Continue reading Hotarubi no Mori e Review — B+

