Punk Rock leaves a certain image in my mind, one that I generally associate with loud music from the 90s. I went into this band story expecting punk music, band drama and maybe some odd sexual tensions or drug abuse to top things off. I was right on one count, there is plenty of band related drama.
The team meet Tyranno Ranger and Dragon Ranger from Zyuranger…except it turns out Zyuranger never existed! Instead, they’re the Red and Green Rangers from the American series Powerful Rangers, which Super Sentai was adapted from!
Our heroes reminisce about the academy before they graduate.
Hopefully you’ve all been following our regular Anime Club posts in which the Glorio crew has been going round-robin and making each other watch anime, no questions asked. We have plenty more of that in the works, but in the meantime nothing says we can’ have a little spontaneous bonus round on the side.
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.
Haruto and Rinko investigate Gremlin’s past, while Kousuke and Shunpei are head over heels for an idol
Recap: Youto confronts Tsukiko’s sister. She claims that she wants to cut her sisterly bonds with Tsukiko
Recap: Captain Okita decides that they cannot allow the Pluto base to continue bombarding Earth unhindered and orders the Yamato to launch an attack on the Gamilas forces stationed there. In the midst of a daring plan to catch them off guard, the Gamilas see through the ruse and launch an attack on a vulnerable Yamato.
Utsusemimaru continues to act aloof, but then he’s forced to team up with King to battle the Debo monster who killed his lord
It’s time for our Anime Shorts Roundup featuring episode 5 of Aiura, Sparrow’s Hotel and Muromi-san. This week we have random nods to Street Fighter, two-day-late Golden Week references, and immortal mermaids on skateboards.
Recap: Kasuga is a hipster, Saeki is an angel and Nakamura is a ninja.
Recap: The Colossal Titan returns and opens a hole in the gates of Wall Maria. With Titans quickly pouring in and devouring the population, the recruits find themselves on the front lines of the defense of Trost.
Kirino asks Kyousuke to pose as her boyfriend to help her avoid a persistent modeling agency scout. Things get awkward until Kuroneko asks them to participate in her book for Comiket.
Recap: Ledo looks for a job until the fleet takes a break for some fun in the sun.
Recap: The Dorssians put the pressure on and in desperation, ARUS tries to cut its losses and bail with the Valvrave in tow. Realizing they’ve been screwed, the students band together and declare independence from both ARUS and Dorssia, establishing an independent JIOR state on the grounds of their own school.
We’ve already featured GaoGaiGar’s famously bombastic opening here on OP/ED Op-Eds, but this time round we’re going to go in the opposite direction and take a look at its ending. Whereas ‘Yuusha-Oh Tanjou!’ embodies the headlong dumb rush that the show so loved, ‘Itsuka Hoshi no Umi de’ (‘Someday in the Sea of Stars’) is pretty…
With her mind now at ease about the clone project, Mikoto looks forward to enjoying her summer vacation. After spending a lazy day off however, her peace is interrupted.
Recap: The final match begins, but Chihaya and the gang struggle early. After injuring her finger, she starts to take advantage of her opponent’s guilt. Can she come back, or will the injury eventually wear her down?
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 preorders, turning a loving or scathing eye over what’s been put out for you to spend your hard earned cash on. This week it’s an ecectic mix of butterflies, electricity…
Recap: Hachiman finds his friends doing a study group without him when he gets roped into helping out a delinquent classmate at the behest of his sister’s friend.
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