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phase.2 (Horobi no Oka)
"Hills of Ruin phase.2"
In one of the best seasons of recent memory and during a week filled with great finales, Jormungand steps up accordingly to end its first season with perhaps its best episode to date.
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phase.1 (Horobi no Oka)
"Hills of Ruin phase.1"
It's the Matrix: Jormungand style this weekexcept with keys rather than pills. Oh yes, there's also more Valmet and another crazy band of assassins.
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With the adaptation of Muv-Luv Alternative spinoff Total Eclipse on the horizon, there's just no better time to discuss the previous chapters of the Muv-Luv universe (Extra, Unlimited, and Alternative).
Note: This is a spoiler-free, dual post by both Moomba and Zephyr.
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Dragon Shooter phase.2
"If something's worth doing, it's worth doing well." And if you can, it wouldn't hurt to add some style and flair while you're at it.
This week, Blast From The Past covers one of the most influential anime of all time: Ghost in the Shell.
WARNING: A few screenshots at the end have MILD NUDITY and may not be SFW.
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Dragon Shooter phase.1
The start of the new multi-part arc gives us more of the same: nice surprises, great comedy, and flashy action scenes. Jormungand just knows how to stay consistently above most of the pack as one of the best shows this season.
No, he didn't really actually say that. But he said something similar though.
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(Mondo Gurosso)
"Mondo Grosso"
Yes, Jormungand is an action adventure. But like someone mentioned before, there's also a lot going for it being classified as as a slice of life tooa slice of the arms-dealing life that is. Not that it's a bad thing.
