Kaoru, the son of a wealthy family, transfers to a high school in the country, where he befriends Sentarou. They come from completely different walks of life, but share a common passion in jazz music. Their bittersweet high school life filled with friendship, love and jazz unfolds. Continue reading Sakamichi no Apollon Review — A-
Puedo escribir los versos más tristes esta noche.
Escribir, por ejemplo: ” La noche está estrellada, y tiritan, azules, los astros, a lo lejos”.
El viento de la noche gira en el cielo y canta. Continue reading Sakamichi no Apollon 12 — Poema 20
Haru, an alien, arrives from outer space and moves in with Yuki, an extremely shy boy. Haru has come to Earth to go fishing, and he needs Yuki’s help. Together, Yuki and friends work together to catch the fish and to save the world. Continue reading Tsuritama Review — B+
Well, that was a quirky ending, as befits a quirky show. Continue reading Tsuritama 12 — It’s Raining Fish
This week’s post is a collaboration with redball, John Sato, SnippetTee, and Foshizzel (who provided pictures). SnippetTee is currently duking it out in the final rounds of the Aniblog Tourney, so go check out the participants and giver her a vote!
redball: We’ve joined together once again to imbibe in the grand story of Queen’s Blade. Each week we learn more about the world in which the show takes place, and this week was no different. I must say that, after watching three episodes in a single evening, I for one am practically drunk with new and exciting information. I’d like to ask you to please pardon us if we’re overloaded, but that extra episode gives us a lot to process. With that, let’s dig in. Continue reading Colloqium: Queen’s Blade Rebellion 8, 9 and 10