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「こらえた涙があふれそうなの」 (Koraeta Namida ga Afuresou na no)
"The Held-back Tears are About to Overflow"
Nope, the school counselor isn't suspicious at all -- no more suspicious than if she wore a shirt that says "Hi, I'm Black Gold Saw and I'm Evil" anyway.
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「王様の帰還」
"The Return of the King"
It’s pretty clear that neither the mangaka or the director of this adaptation was too worried about unrealistically building up Araki Ryuuichi, but the shaft of light from the heavens as he walked (floated?) onto the pitch may just have been a bit much…
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「使い魔、ゲットします!」 (Tsukaima, Getto Shimasu!)
"I'll Get a Familiar!"
So here I find myself already covering Zero no Tsukaima, and suddenly this show is playing the familiar card as well. Naturally, this can only mean one thing - comparison time! So how does High School DxD's treatment of the Familiar trope stack up? Tune in to find out.
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「革命 exodus」 (Kakumei)
"Revolution"
Well if there's one thing about Guilty Crown that never disappoints, it would be its ability to surprise. Granted, that's largely because I can't see where the writers are going with a story that has a severe identity crisis, but hey, I can't say I'm opposed to the idea that we have a new antihero protagonist and a new heroine to go with him.
