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Spring 2014 — First Impressions

Ongoing Series: Hunter X Hunter, Nisekoi, Nobunaga da Foo, Saki, Tonari no Seki-kun

Shorts: Don’t know, don’t care.

35. Sumo Wrestler Matsutaro
No.

34. Atelier Escha and Logy
Mixing stuff in a cauldron while being insufferably nice to each other. Zzzzzzzz.

33. La Corda d’Oro Blue Sky
Bishies.

32. Kamigami no Asobi
More bishies. At least these ones have flying unicorns.

31. Majin Bone
I’m not five years old. Continue reading Spring 2014 — First Impressions →

Strike the Blood Review — C+

 

A vampire builds a harem and fights a series of bad guys with them.

Basically Index.  But with a lead male who’s a bit less useless than Touma and, sadly, doesn’t have quite the penchant for punching girls in the face.

Basically some cool, silly fantasy with mild perversion. A very anime anime.

  • Storytelling – C – Corny fantasy + harem setup.
  • Voice – B – Feels like I’ve seen it all before. Great nostalgia.
  • Characters – C – So generic and anime it’s great. Multiple tsunderes, the imouto, the smart girl, etc.
  • Attention Grab – B – Never lost interest.
  • Production – C – Average.
  • Overall – C+

Recommendations – Toaru Majutsu no Index, Shakugan no Shana

The Week in Anime — Spring 2014 #1

So, you may have noticed we’re a quarter of the way through the new season and I haven’t picked up a single new show. Well, I’ve been extremely busy. I’ve had friends visiting the past two weekends, my thesis is due in two weeks, I’m graduating in a month, and I’ll be traveling for all of June. So… yeah. Blogging this season is going to be erratic at best.

I think I’m going to ditch blogging shows on an episodic basis for this season only (don’t worry, will be back in the summer when I have more time) and only do shorter weekly or bi-weekly posts. And I still have last season’s reviews to finish posting, as well as a large number of Narutaru posts saved up for June. So June will be the month of Narutaru! Woot! I know all my readers can’t wait!!!

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Love Live: … They grab on to each other and a tree to reach this. Then they proceed to fall and roll down the side of a mountain. I don’t know how that is physically possible. Continue reading The Week in Anime — Spring 2014 #1 →