Tari Tari Episode 13 and Final Impressions
Despite all odds, the Choir and Sometimes Badminton Club finally gets to sing Wakana’s song. After their last performance, the group finalizes their plans for the future.
Despite all odds, the Choir and Sometimes Badminton Club finally gets to sing Wakana’s song. After their last performance, the group finalizes their plans for the future.
Kirito and Asuna enter a bonus dungeon to save the leader of The Army, with Yui in tow.
After her forced scrubbed down at the bath house, Momiji’s personality is completely reversed. Her new found sweet demeanor brings peace back to Sakura’s life, but how long can it last?
The BETA have infiltrated the base but Yui remains determined to carry out her mission. She makes up her mind to stick with her decision, no matter what the cost.
Just as a false peace starts to reign over our heroes, a new affliction takes over. How will the club deal with having to face their past?
After the most forced dramatic turns into the stupidest payout, my patience is wearing thin. However, with Yuuki’s capture by the Public Safety Commission, we might end up actually having some enjoyable drama.
The Club insists on canceling the White Festival cancellation and continues to prepare for their performance. Their enthusiasm catches on with the rest of the town, but also draws attention from the construction company standing against them.
Atsushi and Rokka talk for one last time.
Houtarou does a favor for Chitanda by helping with the Doll Festival procession.
The Mediator recalls her final days of school and joining the Wild Rose Society. She discovers Y has been harboring a secret, but soon finds the rest of the Society has much bigger skeletons in their closets.
As Kirito and Asuna enjoy married life, they find a mysterious girl out in the wilderness and try to discover her origins.
As the Allied Forces begin their assault on Generation Bleu headquarters, Ao, Fleur and the crew must decide on their next course of action. Will they surrender or attempt to flee? Meanwhile, the Quartz gun still lies dormant in the bowels of the HQ, along with something else…
Haibane Renmei has been trapped in licensing limbo for quite a while – after Geneon Entertainment collapsed, many of its old properties were lost to the winds. FUNimation decided to pick up a bunch of their old titles, however, this little gem among them. Many fans have been waiting years for a rerelease of this show, unwilling to cough up some $200 for one of the old out-of-print Geneon sets, and now they can finally add this to their collections. But is this obscure title worth adding to yours?
Ichiko and company conveniently lose all their home bathing options, and thus the Most Ridiculous Fan Service Episode of All Time is born.
The underground BETA offensive forces Argos Test Flight off the front line. While the base evacuates, Yui stays behind to destroy the Type 99 weapon and keep it out of enemy hands.
After Heartseed’s threat, Inaba is wracked with anxiety over the truth coming out. Will Iori be able to reconcile with the fact that her best friend has the hots for her man?
After a trip around trauma lane, it’s back to politics as usual. Yuuki’s got a lot of catching up to do, but with the kind of platform any kid could get behind (AKA the screw responsible financing, I need to make candy platform), it looks like the presidency might be in his grasp after all.
The Club members settle into their roles preparing for the White Festival. Taichi has some trouble making himself useful, but there are much larger problems looming over the entire school.
Mayaka’s chocolate is stolen during the most dramatic Valentine’s Day ever.
Jel couldn’t let Zigg have all the Raildex fun and taps into one of the most popular OPs in recent memory.