"Better lawyer up, bitch..."
Baller. Status. Confirmed.
Sam: "Bran, why are you out here?"
Bran: "Winterfell doesn't have any ramps."
This was THE episode where I thought "The Last Man on Earth" really took off and came into its own. This episode set the tone for what I think will be a fantastic series. The introduction of Kristen Schaal's character added a hilarious dynamic to the whole situation. Her chemistry with Will Forte was immediately apparent. I could feel Phil's (comedic) "pain and suffering" and it made for some serious laughs. I was smirking throughout this one and the last dinner sequence in particular had me dying. This was a superb start to a very intriguing series. I've got my hopes set high and I can't wait for next week's new episode.
Trent Crimm, Richmond AFC. He back baebae!!
I've liked the pace of the anime so far even though it may definitely be a bit on the slow side. As a manga reader, I really think that BONES has done a phenomenal job in animating this series and adding even more emotion and impact to important climactic scenes. While the manga is also top-notch in building up these climaxes and emotions, the anime has definitely taken it to another level by using more subtle pacing and incorporating a perfect soundtrack (I will get the OST the second it is released). I (almost...) got teared up again in this episode at the end of All Might's message to Izuku.
If this isn't picked up for a second season, I will rage so hard...
Damn. That was a powerful episode. Kayo's mother is just awful. I had some "rage" moments during this one with the abuse scenes that had me at "Rainbow: Nisha Rokubou no Shichinin" levels. While I initially felt that Satoru wasn't doing enough for Kayo, that ending scene swayed me. Can't wait for the next one and more twists to be unveiled.
Incredible episode!! This was definitely the best episode of the entire first cour. Unfortunately it was also beyond sad and heartbreaking at times too. Fantastic animation and a great job by MAPPA of bringing this entire sequence to life.
Solid ending. Nothing too amazing but it was pretty good nonetheless. The show overall was pretty solid. The start of the show was fantastic but it kind of lost steam from there on. It definitely had some slow parts and got off track a bit in the second cour, but it finished up relatively strong enough. Not sure that it ever lived up to the massive hype that was behind it early on. Too bad we never got that perfect Dororo x Hyakkimaru ending. Other than for this tiny glimpse of "grownup" Dororo...
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"Oh, sweetheart... That's not chicken."
Mick - 1. Sabrina - 0.
I'm absolutely loving this show so far. Dee can do no wrong!
Mofo. Hot diggity damn. Just caught up after being stuck at like Episode 29ish for the longest time. The past few episodes have been fantastic and the final showdown with Kira is already swagging out quite hard. I gotta give some props to Hayato for becoming an MVP out of nowhere. I thought he was just a bitchy emo kid (with a tiny animated penis) in the beginning, but he has become a BOSS. Can't wait for the finish.
Ok. I'll admit. That was a SICK fight.
One that would make OPM quite proud. I know that we've now circled back to familiar shounen territory going up against the traditional big baddies, but damn that psychic fighting was lit. Shigeo is about to rekt some fools in the next episodes.
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Oh yeah... That shit was hella f'n BOSS. Let the haters come. We'll throw'em in the "back car" as well!!
This was a pretty solid and fun introduction into the world of "My Hero Academia". I particularly liked how well Izuku's past was fleshed out here. While it did start pretty slow (I've heard the same thing about the manga), I'm excited to see what BONES will do with the material here. The quirky art definitely grew on me as I watched this episode (especially after dat fanservice "ass"). I'm really looking forward to what next week will bring.
Oh lord. That Iroha scene on the train... "Take responsibility"... (づ￣ ³￣)づ
New best girl for sure.
The Phil-Carrol dynamic is just pure gold. I could feel the cringe each time. It was glorious.
And I'm so happy that they didn't waste too much time into introducing January Jones at the end of this episode. The next one is going to be EPIC especially with that little preview. We all knew the "dilemma" was coming and it looks spectacular.
I loved the scene between Tsubaki and Kousei. She finally took the first step. And just when you thought that the death flags couldn't possibly increase, A-1 stepped up their game once again. RIP Neko-chan.
Just watched the first episode of this series and wow... I definitely enjoyed this a lot. Love the characters of Narumi and Hirotaka and how things get going right off the bat at the end of the first episode. I can envision quite a bit of shenanigans ensuing with these two protagonists and the two other secondary characters (Hanako & Tarou). Otaku love is always a gold mine!
Wow. Well that sucked even more than I was expecting for a season finale, and I had low expectations in the first place with how disappointing this entire second season has been. I can maybe guess it was probably better in the LN, but all the arcs in this second season were pretty bland to begin with story-wise. I don't see how they would be that much better in the novels. I love isekai light novels but Overlord is definitely one series that I never really liked too much (even the first anime season), and I will definitely not be reading the LN any time soon.
As for the third season, I'll probably still watch it when it airs in the summer as 20 minutes a week for 13 episodes isn't that much time. Still, I'm definitely not going to invest any more time in this series than that though.
"What a beautiful duwang."
Amazing ending to an amazing season/Part of JoJo. "Part 4 - Diamond Is Unbreakable" has probably been my favorite main arc so far in the JoJo-verse due to many different factors. I loved how they varied up the Stand encounters a lot more this time around vs Stardust and Diamond had a much more vibrant and interesting story/setting. Josuke was also a fantastic new MC that harkened more back to the Joseph Joestar that I loved from Part 2. But, most importantly, Kira was just an amazing and well-fleshed out villain. Better than Dio, I daresay...
Please bring us Part 5 ASAP!!
I am wood.
Jesus. Mother. F**k'n. Christ.
That's what I'M TALKING ABOUT!!!! F**k the books. Keep on rolling past that shit and finish this off with a bang. I'm so jacked up on all this "PLOT" right now...
The addition of maids and lolis can never be a bad thing. Science.
Meh. This episode definitely felt a built rushed and apparently diverted quite a bit from the manga cutting out scenes of Airi and skimping on Yashiro sensei's flashback (I may have to read this last part). While I'm disappointed by Kayo marrying Hiromi (not a complete NTR), their kid was cute so I can't be angry. I'm more concerned with the Airi parts that were cut out and Yashiro's motive. It seems that the anime may be going with a bit more of an anime original ending. I'm hoping that the payoff and final confrontation is better in the final episode as this one was a bit of a let down.
That was a fantastic ending to an epic first season. You can NEVER have enough "explosion magic" in an episode. EVER. Great cameos from all the secondary characters here as well.
But mostly, thank the BASED LORD that Season 2 of KonoSuba was confirmed at the end of this.
Here's to Studio DEEN, Making Anime Great Again!!
Cliffhangers...
Cliffhangers everywhere.
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I'd expect nothing less from ERASED. And now, yet another week of worrying over my poor loli, Kayo.
Not gonna lie. Aqua was a star in this episode dealing with alligators, cages and a Kirito knock-off. This one had me dying. I can't wait for the conclusion of the "battle" with the Dullahan next week.
This show (in particular, this episode) is basically the blueprint for "Making Sure You Get Framed as a Murderer". Satoru does the stupidest shit all the time, basically asking to be caught and for the people helping him to be killed. It's a little annoying but, of course, there wouldn't be any story if he knew what he was doing in the first place.
Still, it was a good episode. So many cliff hangers though which are not good for my health especially when it involves so many best girls...
It doesn't get any danker than this. Great ending to the first season (with more to hopefully come!!!!).
If you haven't done so already, I highly suggest reading the manga drawn by Murata. It is absolutely beautiful and the arcs get only more epic from here on out (Garo is so sick). And if you are a true fan (like me), read the original web comic as well. It is pure gold and is really really really far ahead of everything right now.
Plenty of Megumi-chan and Alice in this episode. Can it get any better than that? And now it is finally time for the free for all that is Souma's block. My body is ready.
Whoa. Not gonna lie. Azula looked pretty fiiiiiiine in her nightgown at the end. Wincest incoming?
That was a pretty intense and depressing episode and really showed the depths of Yuu's sadness. I'm glad that they took their time with this one and really developed Yuu's demise here. Thank the dank lord for Tomori coming to the rescue with some classic cooking. I'm interested to see where this all heads to next and the kind of character that Yuu becomes after this.
And RIP to the most kawaii imouto of the season. Hopefully you get a Clannad-esque resurrection later on...
