Sorry folks, the rest of the GLORIO crew is still pretty busy these days so it’s up to me to bring you guys your weekly dosage of OP/ED Op-Eds: 90s Edition. This week’s feature is a bit of a borderline case, being a 1999-2000 show, but what the hell, I’m including it anyways. Prepare your…
Recap: With Melda Ditz left stranded on the Yamato, the crew must decide what to do with their newfound prisoner.
Recap: With Pixis confident in Eren’s ability to stop the Titan invasion of Trost, they begin to set into motion their plan: Take one of the large pieces of debris from the attack and block the hole created by the Colossal Titan.
Unfortunately for you guys, nobody stepped up to the plate this week so y’all get to deal with me again. This week I’m featuring another favorite of mine from the 90s: “Smile Bomb”, the funky first OP for the original ghost/monster/demon fighting manga starring a delinquent, YuYu Hakusho.
Recap: After getting taken in by the police, the members of our dysfunctional trio hardly talk to each other for over a month. Rumours about Saeki and Kasuga breaking up only add fuel to the fire, but oddly enough, Nakamura seems to be doing just fine.
Recap: After a faulty warp jump, the Yamato finds itself caught in an inter-dimensional rift. Trapped and quickly running out of power, the crew decides to work together with a Gamilan ship, also stuck in the rift.
Recap: With Captain Beardface dead set on executing Eren, the trio must decide on their next plan of action: Escape or surrender.
Despite being on the younger side of the age spectrum amongst the GLORIO crew, it seems that most of my favorite OPs and EDs are classics. Not sure if that says anything about me, but it’s not changing today. For this week’s OP/ED Op-Eds, I’d like to feature a special favorite of mine, “Driver’s High”…
Recap: The crew of the Yamato manage to revive one of the captured Gamilan androids. The ship’s AI robotic assistant, Analyzer, strikes up a friendship with the android, newly christened as “Alter.”
Recap: After Eren emerges from the corpse of the Rogue Titan and tries to recall the events that led to the transformation, humanity’s fears come to a head as Eren, Mikasa, and Armin are in danger of being executed for treason against the state.
Recap: Saeki does not want to break up with Kasuga despite the truths that have been revealed to her. More confused than ever, Kasuga takes a day off school, providing Nakamura with ample opportunity to toy with Saeki.
Recap: Caught in a trap devised by Lord Dessler, leader of the Gamillan Empire, the Yamato must devise a plan to escape both the sentient devouring cloud and the local star that stands in their way.
Recap: The recruits utilize the Rogue Titan’s rampage to successfully break into the regional headquarters. However, before they can replenish their supplies, they must clear out the Titans that are already inside the building.
Recap: Kasuga and Nakamura walk home for what seems like forever.
Recap: After the battle at Pluto, the Yamato prepares to leave the Solar System once and for all. The crew hold a line-crossing ceremony and are given the opportunity to contact friends and family for what may be the last time.
Recap: Mikasa finally learns of Eren’s demise. Running low on gas, blades, and intact trainees, the remaining trainees rally together and attempt to retake the local headquarters to replenish their supplies.
Recap: Kasuga’s first heart-to-heart with Saeki after his confession goes surprisingly well, but brings him to the point where he cannot contain his guilt any longer. Luckily, Nakamura is there to “help”.
Recap: Having barely survived the last attack from their mirror-satellite beam, the Yamato crew begins its counterattack against the Gamilas.
Recap: Armin suffers a mental a breakdown from the sheer gravity of the situation. Elsewhere, Mikasa reminisces about why exactly she cares so much about Eren.
Recap: Kasuga’s classmates are shocked to hear he went on a date with Saeki. All seems bright for our protagonist, but Nakamura does not buy his “purely platonic” interest in Saeki one bit.
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