Taishou Otome Fairytale has the younger sister appear and she's got one acidic tongue on her (yet is going to mope that nobody likes her). How does this play out? So how was this first episode?
Post sponsored by Crow's World of Anime. Saihate no Paladin episode 3 starts with the boys getting drunk, throws in the awaited match between Blood and Will, but the focus is on the back story. Be sure to read the full review.
Deep Insanity: The Lost Child episode 2... I have no idea what this anime is actually going for at this point. Be sure to read the full review.
In episode 3 of Sakugan, Memenpu and Gugumber are really struggling with communication as they navigate their way through the labyrinth to their first destination. Will they learn from this experience? Be sure to read the full review.
Post sponsored by Matt Doyle (Author of Ailuros) Why do anime characters (actually most story characters) identify that something is a trap and then still walk straight into it? Platinum End has Mirai do exactly that in episode 3. Be sure to read the full review.
Natsume Yuujinchou is one of those anime that I just love. Here I am revisiting the reasons I feel this anime is still going strong despite the episode count.
Banished From The Hero's Party is one of those very watchable but also fairly forgettable slice of life fantasy stories. While there's the slightly darker story going on with the hero's party, mostly we're just watching Red and Rit play house. Be sure to read the full review.
With two episodes available on Netflix I decided to check out Blue Period. While I'm not huge on slice-of-life anime, I'd read some positive reviews around the first episode and was interested. But is Blue Period worth watching?
I'm a little stumped here given Tesla Note went from full on spy thriller to high school drama with spies over the course of one episode. When so many anime pull out their best efforts to avoid an episode 3 drop, Tesla Note just kind of flailed about. Be sure to read the full review.
This post is sponsored by Ashley. I'm kind of finding Mieruko-Chan utterly addictive viewing each week. For such a simple set-up it manages to feel consistently fresh and honestly I'm loving our main characters Miko and Hana. Be sure to read the full episode review.