Posted inFinal Impressions Kakumeiki Valvrave
Kakumeiki Valvrave – 08
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Posted inFirst Impressions RDG: Red Data Girl
RDG: Red Data Girl – 09
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(Hajimete no Ohirome)
"The First Unveiling"
There is always an obligatory school festival episode.
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun S – 08
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Item () (Item (Aitemu))
"Item (Item)"
The chess game of death and destruction continues as ITEM makes their debut.
Posted inFirst Impressions Hataraku Maou-sama!
Hataraku Maou-sama! – 09
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(Ysha, Shuraba o Keiken Suru)
"The Hero Learns The True Meaning of "Lover's Quarrel"
Oh no, Maou! You've got competition; save your wonderful waifu while you can!
Dansai Bunri no Crime Edge – 09
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(Ririkaru Naito Furaito)
"Lyrical Night Fright"
Another one bites the dust... but not the character I was expecting.
Ore no Imouto ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai. 08
This is probably better than anything I could ever draw.
(Ore ga Kouhai to Hito Natsu no Omoide o Tsukuru Wake ga Nai)
"I Can't Create a Summer Memory with My Underclassman"
I come back from an anime convention, and I have to write about this. WHAT!?
Posted inFirst Impressions RDG: Red Data Girl
RDG: Red Data Girl – 07, 08
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/ (Hajimete no Maigo / Hajimete no Onegai)
"The First Time Getting Lost" / "The First Request"
It didn't come as a surprise to me that Manatsu would disappear with Masumi. Heartache makes you do some pretty crazy things sometimes.
Posted inMy Way or the Anime
My Way or the Anime – OPs & EDs
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I'm never too busy to reference six of my favorite shows in a single post. |
I've been saving this post for a week when I was really busy, because I knew I would be able to write this one quickly. For those who have followed some of the series I've blogged, you will recognize this as an old rant, but I think it's one worth expounding upon, or at least one I'll enjoy talking about at length. Here's the crux of my argument: anime studios should use every aspect under their control to enhance the story they're telling, including two of the most frequently neglected elements, the OP and ED.