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(Gakushuu Souchi (Tesutamento))
"Learning Device (Testament)"
She doesn't have a single line to her name in this entire sequel, but Hyouka makes a return in the big way due to Aleister's blasphemous act of turning her into an artificial angel to deal with religious fanatics (i.e. Vento).
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(Yume Midarete)
"Disturbed Dreams"
Yumekui has had its ups and downs more often than your local roller coaster, though the ups were never really past the height of kiddie rides. No thrills you see. However...
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(Kyoshoku no Machi)
"Superficial Town"
After all the flipping back and forth between lighthearted and serious moods, it was probably only a matter of time before this series pulled out one of its bigger trump cards in an attempt to blow viewers away. This time around, it looks like it's done just that, going for that "oomph" factor with not one, but two big turn of events in rapid succession.
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Godspeed of the East
I wasn't sure what to make of Kugimiya Rie cast to play Cathy Lockharte at first, but she brought out the best of the powerful yet soft-spoken Pandora and left me thinking this is her new calling in anime. Less loud, violent, little girls and more kind ones like this would probably make me look forward to her roles again, which I haven't been able to do for some time now.
