The main character is now a god. I think it’s fitting that she becomes a god because she names the fairies.
Most of the arcs in this show are the same, apart from the details. Fairies appear due to some fad. They multiply. Then they die out. It’s an accelerated version of what happened to humanity in the old world. But it’s already becoming stale. Continue reading Humanity has Declined 10 — The Creation of Fairies
Well, that was amusing… I guess. Continue reading Tari Tari 10 — The Western Shoprangers
OMG guys!!! This episode was SOOOOO amazing! ☆☆❤☺ I was in shock too, just like Asuna and that bandana dude who is totally bi LOL! ⚣ ⚤ Continue reading Sword Art Online 09 — Kirito’s Manhood
This week’s episode is all about repentance. Taichi apologizes to Iori and Aoki. Aoki apologizes to Taichi and Yui. Yui apologizes to everyone.
I’ve been drawing connections to Christianity throughout this series of posts. This week is too easy: repentance was one of the major themes of Jesus’ ministry. The idea of repentance is tightly coupled with another idea we’ve discussed previously: the kingdom of God. Repentance and the kingdom go hand in hand. Continue reading Kokoro Connect 09 — Repent, for the Kingdom of God is at Hand
The depth and creativity of Horizon makes it a much more challenging beast to analyze than Queen’s Blade, and our intrepid colloquiumers are dropping out like flies. This week we’re down to only the most rugged and foolhardy crew of bloggers: redball, John Sato, draggle, and Foshizzel (who provided pictures).
redball: In episodes 5 and 6 of Horizon we find most of our cast embroiled in battles in multiple dimensions, while the hero Tori and heroine Horizon are on a date. As always in Horizon, we must not take these events at face value. While it may seem tempting to believe that the battles themselves represent the ebb and flow of the date’s success, I believe that instead these seeming independent events are tied together in order to teach us about dualism.
That every man ought to endeavour peace, as far as he has hope of obtaining it; and when he cannot obtain it, that he may seek and sue all helps and advantages of war — Thomas Hobbes Continue reading Colloquium: Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon 5 + 6