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I think more than ever I wish the characters in this show would just shut up. Because the plot is so focused on playing the piano and the sound that comes from it, not having just pure peace and letting the notes fly is a weird detriment to the whole thing. Continue reading “Piano no Mori 2nd Season”
You know those romcom series that have you watch the entire series just to blue ball you at the end with nary ANY progression in the “will they/won’t they” scenario? How about we do that, but parody the living crap out of it and make it even more roundabout while we’re at it? Continue reading “Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen Review”
As someone who’s never even held a copy of the games, I legitimately didn’t think that the Ace Attorney series could have anything even resembling an overarching narrative. A strange surprise, but certainly a welcome one. Continue reading “Gyakuten Saiban: Sono “Shinjitsu”, Igi Ari! Season 2 Review”
On one hand, I’m annoyed that GoHands decided that a ‘Hand Shakers’ sequel was the natural progression of things their company should go for despite just how poor that show was. But on the other hand, their OST is still fire, so I somehow still can’t be mad. Continue reading “W’z Review”
The entire season I was on guard hoping that the rumors I heard about Alicization would truly have it be (quite literally) the redemption arc that the series needed. The moment I let my guard down, the moment I do, that’s when I’m reminded “Oh right, this is SAO” and it fucks up again. Come on, why is this the thing you’re consistent about? Continue reading “Sword Art Online: Alicization Review”
It’s been a while since I’ve seen a harem show that just owns up its gimmick so much. It’s also interesting to note that when you REALLY think about it, this entire show is just one giant flashback, which is both amusing and infuriating at the same time. Continue reading “Gotoubun no Hanayome Review”
I hope that by the time we get to volume…20 or so in the adaptation, we don’t end up just going through every conceivable animation studio to make this thing. Continue reading “Date A Live III Review”
