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(H no Sho)
"The Book of the Law"
With this episode arrives the true beginning of Index II, covering more or less the first 169 pages of volume 7 of the light novels.
I'd like to see this sleeping posture when Lag and Niche are a bit more grown up.
(Ajisai-iro no Etegami)
"The Hydrangea Colored Picture-Letter"
As Lag struggles over what to write in the letter bullet, the series starts progressing down the episodic route with a request by Ray Attlee (Takayama Minami) to find out who's been delivering hydrangea colored paintings to her.
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(Oya to Ko)
"Parents and Children"
Some people think Bakuman is basically an anime based on two guys trying to make it big by becoming mangaka. Some people think that such a premise would make for a really boring anime. I am here to tell you today that Bakuman is a lot more then just "about mangaka" but something that is pretty darn amazing.
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(Sekuhara Saiban ga Daininki)
"Sexual Harassment Trials are Popular"
Have you ever had one of those days, where everything just seemed to go wrong? Like, no matter what you did, no matter how hard you tried, everything just always took a turn for the worse? This weeks Sore Machi should have been titled "Murphy's Law", with all the crap that Arashiyama goes through.
Saying that looks painful would be an understatement.
(Bonnou (Puraido) Aru Tatakai)
"A Fight with Worldly Desires (Pride)"
With another festival that sees the return of Judas, I was looking forward to another a repeat of the cork gun survival game seen in episode eight of the first season. Tomoki wasn't too fond of the idea, given how Ikaros went on an aerial "angel of death" killing spree with her Gatling gun before, so I figured I was in store for something a step up from that.
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(Sekkusu ando za Amzu)
"Sex and the Amars"
Almost as weird as Manglobe taking on The World God Only Knows, Brains Base also steps out of its usual genre territory and decided to do an adaptation of the shoujo/josei series Kuragehime.
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(Kimi no tame no Doggu Faito)
"A Dog Fight For You"
Well, this sure was an intense episode. From the way it began, with Mamiya Yumi's (Gibu Yuko) stylish introduction, you would think that this would be a mere comedy episode dedicated to her. Instead, we took a completely different turn and picked up from where the story left off with Yuno's trauma.
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(Mitsubachi no Zawameki)
"The Buzz of the Beehive"
Dirty, immoral, off the wall, and shameless. When you've got a plot of searching the world to destroy the rest of your porn tapes, who cares?
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(Kuma ni Okita Ihen - Iwa-san Ikari no Ichigeki)"Kuma's Transformation! Ivan-san's Blow of Anger!"
If anything, I'd call these two episodes "The Love Fantasies of Hancock"
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(Nanasaki Ai-hen Dai San-shou - Henshin)
"Nanasaki Ai Chapter 3 - Transformation"
I think I just watched some "ramen porn", whatever the heck that means. Aside from some surreal vibes during Junichi and Ai's date at the amusement park, this episode also showcased an emotional side to the story not yet seen in the three arcs prior.
