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(Chou Heiwa Basutaazu)
"Super Peace Busters"
I want to say long names correlate with quality, but that wouldn't really be true. Luckily, I can say Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai will most likely pave the way (wow that's a mouthful).
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complication (Fukuzatsu)
Money is power. Money is the root of all evil. That's the theme in this supernatural finance series. At least, that's the impression I got seeing a debt-ridden businessman making a deal with devil at a bank ATM, complete with an evil sounding machine voice and demonic taxi driver. I didn't really know what exactly I was getting into before this episode, since the subject matter was unusual, but the potential is exciting.
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(Uchuujin no Tokai)
"City of Aliens"
I'm not gonna lie, I wanted to watch this because I like Buriki's designs, and to that end it delivers. The only SHAFT show I've even liked was Madoka, and that didn't even finish, but wow, this show is just entertaining as all hell.
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, As Rain Fell (Ame no Hi ha Ofuro)
"A Bath on a Rainy Day, As Rain Fell"
In terms of pure randomness, A-Channel manages to keep putting little twists on a normal everyday life. Sure forgetting to put on your sock could happen to just anyone, but how many girls forget to put on pantsu before leaving the house? Better yet, if given the opportunity, would you take a peek if someone said they weren't wearing their pantsu?
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(Jikan Chouyaku no Paranoia)
"Paranoia of Time Leaps"
I knew the cast had a ton of female characters, probably because visual novels are still dominated by male players, but I didn't expect this many to be introduced in the story already.
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(Kuma nara, Koko de Owatteta)
"If It Were a Bear, It'd Be Over"
Despite the generic feel feng's (pronounced "fon") latest adult romance simulation gave off, its anime adaptation turned out much better than anticipated due to the seemingly generic characters themselves. The disparity between my initial impression coming in and the one I left with was quite surprising, because my research into the premise along with the promo video had already given a very good idea of what I was in store for.
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(Kiniro no Yurihime)
"Silver-haired Lily Princess"
Amazingly enough, the excessive censoring that Hoods Entertainment's sequel has been subjected to is within reason, as we no longer have ludicrous camera zooming and completely off-screen panning that make it hard to discern what's even going on. Instead, broadcasters have gone with the more typical (and bearable) bright white lights, a bit of cropping, and dramatic music to mask the girls' moans of pleasure.
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(Ichi Hana Ryouran)
"Flower in Bloom"
After a season without Keima and Elsie to brighten up my week, Im glad that this show still has all the things I love about it. Besides never taking itself too seriously, Im glad that Keima seems to have reverted back to his otaku, 2d loving self. While I wouldn't say it was a complete relapse, it felt nice to see him go crazy over his current predicament.
