Golden Time Episode 24 and Final Impressions
With his current mental state leaving him no other options, Tada Banri takes a leave of absence from college and returns home. His past and present collide one more time to determine his future.
With his current mental state leaving him no other options, Tada Banri takes a leave of absence from college and returns home. His past and present collide one more time to determine his future.
With its unique premise, endearing cast, and lovely presentation, Engaged to the Unidentified stretches the bounds of what to expect from a 4-koma anime adaptation. But the series may have gotten in over its head. Join us as we take a final look at Dogakobo’s latest.
In 2013, the world witnessed the debut of Trigger’s first televised anime. Today, after some thoughts on the finale, we say goodbye to the crazy shining diamond that was Kill la Kill.
Hit the “Random” button and see what comes up! In this feature, we take a look at whatever manga the Random Number God decides to throw at us and find out if it’s worth your time.
This time: Guardian Dog, with art by Shouko Fukaki and scenario by Akira Shirakawa
The cast walk around in circles for a while, then there’s a fight.
Yato goes to fight Rabou, but Hiyori accidentally comes along. Realizing she is the reason for Yato’s weakness, he destroys her mind, awakening Yato’s killer instincts.
It’s the end of yet another anime season, so amidst all the final impressions, we also try to choose our favourite anime theme songs of the season. As usual, we get a wide variety of crazy songs from a wide variety of crazy shows, but to my giant distress there’s an awfully scary amount of weird early noughties synth metal. Oh my.
The Battleship class Invasion Object isn’t out of the fight just yet. With Sio in its clutches and the rest of the E-Gene holders struggling against the endless onslaught, things aren’t looking as good as planned.
Kouta leaves Yggdrasil a broken man, and must somehow rediscover his will to fight. Meanwhile, Kaito presses deeper into Helheim searching for the mysterious Invess.
Dandy and crew go on a hunt for the rare, shape shifting alien known as the Chameleonian
We’ve been LIVIN’ IN THE DATABASE DATABASE for almost half a year now. After a quick recap of the last two episodes, check out what we thought about Log Horizon as a whole.
Hello, and welcome to All Your Monies, where The Glorio Blog’s resident toy and figure collecting crew (and Aquagaze) will run down the last week’s new pre-orders, turning a loving or scathing eye over what’s been put out for you to spend your hard earned cash on. This week the boys are back in town…
Turns out there was a giant civil war this entire time and West Udogawa had been the only neutral region thanks to Zvezda’s efforts. However, now that Tokyo’s governor (also Asuta’s father) has brought his special forces to the battlefield, Kate and her followers are easily beaten and forced on the run. With things looking grim, Asuta strengthens his convictions…sort of.
The breakup is official as Banri slips more and more away. 2D-kun tries to patch things up with the group, but Banri’s psychosis upsets plans once again. Seeing no hope, Banri submits to his fate.
Mysteries around the existence of Sawada Heiji make Hazama question his own sanity. Too bad we’re not left to dwell on that notion for very long, he is very much real.
Part 2 of our Spring 2014 Anime Guide is headlined by the Noitamina block of shows and a pair of potential big hits in The Irregular at Magic High School and Knights of Sidonia. Add in a RomCom from the author of Love Lab and a few anime original projects and I’m finding the second half of the guide even more intriguing than the first.
Ryuko and Satsuki, now allied, take the fight directly to Ragyo. Meanwhile, the Elite Four and Mako do their best to rescue the captured humans as well as protect the flagship from the vicious Life Fiber assault.
After ten episodes of shapeshifting shenanigans and tiny fox friends, Aquagaze bids goodbye to Inari and her heartfelt feelings of love.
Hit the “Random” button and see what comes up! In this feature, we take a look at whatever manga the Random Number God decides to throw at us and find out if it’s worth your time.
This time: Love Allergen, with art by Yukimaru Katsura and scenario by Satoru Akahori
The Rainbow Line hits a roadblock on its way to the next station, so it’s up to the ToQgers to go up ahead and figure out what’s wrong. However, Right ends up separated from the rest of the team.