GLORIOUS. > 666 / 100. POSSIBILITY!!!! THE ONLY WAY THIS COULD GET BETTER IS IF HARUTO AND ERU-ERUFU HAVE A BABY. Continue reading Valvrave the Liberator 15 — Fountains of Blood
Tag Archives: anime
Kill la Kill 04 — Don’t Be Late
It seemed last week like they were setting us up to go into baddie of the week mode. While I suppose there technically was a “baddie” this week, the show went into full-fledged comedy mode. The results were quite entertaining. Continue reading Kill la Kill 04 — Don’t Be Late
Toaru Kagaku no Railgun S Review — C+
Biribiri saves the world with the power of friendship. Continue reading Toaru Kagaku no Railgun S Review — C+
The Week in Anime, Fall 2013 #2 — Row, Row, Fight the Powah
Gurren Lagann — I realize this is not exactly current but I rewatched it over the past week. And HOLY SHIT IT IS AWESOME. The first time I watched it I thought it was “just okay.” What the hell was I thinking?!! Someone on Twitter suggested I made the mistake of turning on my brain. They may be right. What an idiot I was back then. 12 / 10.
I suspect the real issue was that it was one of the first mecha anime I ever watched. It makes a lot more sense with some context.
Coppelion — I’m pretty good at suspending my disbelief— I mean, some of my favorite shows include Valvrave, AKB0048 and Code Geass— but this is just too dumb. These girls who have been trained since birth to be “professional soldiers” are about as good at being soldiers as the girls in K-On. And some sob story about how they were genetically engineered and how “science is my mother” does not make me feel sorry for them, given that they seem perfectly happy. If these scientists were going through all the trouble to genetically engineer these kids, they should have ensured they had some minimal level of intelligence. Or maybe the lack of a brain is what makes them immune to radiation. Continue reading The Week in Anime, Fall 2013 #2 — Row, Row, Fight the Powah
Love Lab Review — B
The student council conspires together in figuring out how to get boys to fall in love with them. They don’t make much progress. Continue reading Love Lab Review — B





