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(Ari to Nashi)
"Yes and No"
That was amazing, simply freaking amazing. After what felt like the longest episode throughout its entire season run, Bakuman goes out with an amazing bang. For all of you manga readers out there, I cant believe how long it took for our duo to finally reach serialization!
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(Boku-tachi no Apuribowaze)
"Our Apprivoise"
It was a bit abrupt, but this was a finale to remember. Unexpected twists and a galactic battle in space are just some of the things that had me on the edge of my seat. While there was little doubt about Head's plan to use Sympathy's ability to make Samekh his puppet, Keito's revelation that she's the one who sealed off the King of Cybodies was the first of many surprises.
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(Sono Doriru wa Yben ni Ai o Kataru)
"The Drill Speaks Eloquently of Love"
When the cast is already quite charming themselves, a focus on character relationships and their histories prove to be a much better "mystery" than the actual ones so far. In this case, it's centered around Grevil, Jacqueline, and Victorique.
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(Uranuke, Yatsu yori mo Hayaku)
"Pierce, Faster Than Him"
It took twenty-six episodes, but we finally got to see the long-awaited Aussenseiter and Dygenguar "Tatsumaki Zankantou" combination attack where "real men ride one another". It was the perfect follow-up to SRX's Hyper Tronium Buster Cannon failing to kill something in one-shot like it's known for, and brought about "Einst Beowulf" emerging from Stern Regisseur's ashes.
