Why Anime?
First thing first, I know that there have been several posts about this already floating around, but it seems like something really interesting to talk about and for the fact that I already had plans to do this post in my To-Do list but I just never got the time. So anywhat, Why Anime?
A nice hot picture to get things fired up!
Anime Episodic Review: Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? of the Dead – 02 ~ 04 [Aftermath]
Having seen the events that transpired in episode 1, I’m pretty safe to say that from that day on, Ayumu has probably became renowned worldwide as the Chainsaw-wielding Pink Suit Cross dresser. However, from episode 2, 3, and the recent episode 4, we get nothing but filler episodes after something that serious happened?
Sure, an anime like Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? which prides itself on its comedy has no distinction whether a filler episode is there to “fill” or to add to the comedy. However, from how I see these 3 episodes, there is a meaning to them being there. Let’s go through one by one:
Episode 2
This episode occurs after Ayumu made his unwanted “debut” online. Unable to take the glares and the pressure from his classmates, and the fact that his peaceful, everyday life has been broken, he runs away from it all. Tomonori meets him in the hallway and invites him to a hiking trip up the mountains. Of course, the trip was meant to be for Ayumu and herself, but nevertheless, the rest of the group tagged along.
This would make a good wallpaper..
Episode 3
In this episode, important events like Haruna’s attempt to fix Mystletainn by herself, and… Wait, that’s probably it. After that is more filler and comedy where Tomonori is supposed to help Sarasvati as her backup dancer. She did not have talent for dancing, which eventually pulled Haruna into dancing with her, perfecting the “Cursed” Dance unknowningly. The results turned disastrous during the actual concert itself.
Episode 4
More comedy, more fillers in episode 4. To help his “cross-dressing perverted” friend in his rehabilitation, Orito brought Ayumu to his special hangout, the ‘tsundere’ cosplay cafe which was run by none other than Ayumu’s butt-loving Vampire Ninja, Sarasvati. As a way of generating revenue to fund their Vampire Ninja missions, their ‘tsundere’ package is their top-seller. Ayumu tries out the package for the first time.
Let’s take the story a little bit back. Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? episode 1 and this season’s episode 1 both started off the same way, the part where he did his Masou-Shoujo transformation in front of everyone to fight with a Megalo. However, the difference between both episodes happens to be the fact that Ayumu was able to use the memory erasure spell in season 1, whereas he broke Mystletainn in season 2. What we saw in these 3 episodes are events that might take place a long time ago, in season 1, had Ayumu failed in his memory erasure spell the first time.
Except maybe for a few certain deviations, like the fact that Tomonori invited Ayumu to the hiking trip. Ayumu was not supposed to meet Tomonori until episode 7 of season 1. Next, Ayumu also won’t have a Sarasvati lusting for his butt at the start either. No Chris-”Yousei”-san either..
Anime Episodic Review: Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? of the Dead – 01 [The day Ayumu's World stood still]
Hey guys, this is the first episodic review of Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? of the Dead; it’s the sequel to the first season. MAL has stated this season of Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? to be only 10 episodes long. Whether it’s true or not, I can’t say for sure.
A Little Flashback on Season 1 *Spoiler*
The ending scene at episode 1 of season 1. Because this is considered a spoiler, considering some people might not have watched season 1 yet, so it placed it at the point near the end so that spoilers would be minimal and I would still make my point.
Anime Episodic Review: Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai! – 10 ~ 12 [Fictional episodics pt 2]
I am going to try to paint a fictional scenario using the following screenshots without any actual reference to the actual episodes since others have already finished their review long time ago..
Let your imagination run wild..
Presenting to you, a story told only through screenshots:
Here is episode 10, where everyone learns how to handle doppelgangers.. Also, it also exposes the fact that Sora and Miu is doing something outrageous that cannot be said.. Do check out the first 2 screenshots of episode 11 for that..
Anime Episodic Review: Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai! – 07 ~ 09 [This is a Fictional Episodic Review]
This is going to be a quick post. I’m going to comment on some screenshots in the episodes..
Please note, the events that will be said below did not actually happen, but it would be interesting if it did.
Episode 7 explores Yuuta’s fetish with shrine maidens and bondage combined:
Bondaged Shrine Maiden, Yuuta's new obsession...
.. Which caused him to fell for the trap into the pitfall. Cause and Effect~
Omake: What makes Raika’s boobs grow so big? Sora asked. The Oppai Megami has spoken:
Point to note: Liking Cute things makes your oppai grow better..
Episode 8 explores Yuuta’s extra marital affairs and delusions..
In the meanwhile, Yuuta’s contracted wife has appeared: *delusional scenario*
"You're violating the contract between you and me.. I am claiming you for myself as punishment!"
Yuuta: "Screw the contract, this is my ideal wife.." *nosebleeds*
Episode 9 shows the adventures of Nimura and Miu while Nimura battles with his loli urges:
*Here, Nimura explores his loli desires*
No, they aren't.. *calls loli police*
Nimura gets his loli desires answered, he is about to be enlightened..
But it failed.. Which caused this to happen. >_>
Anime Episodic Review: Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai! – 04 ~ 06 [3 Girls, 1 Guy]
Welcome to this overdue episodic of episode 4 to 6. Since this series is long behind the times as it has long ended, there’s no point doing like what others have done, so this post would be covering the episodes in a different perspective:
Presenting… The life and hardships of Segawa Yuuta:
Little Busters! Anime Adaptation Announced!
Given the fact that I’ve recently completed Refrain route (final route) on the 30th March, this announcement came shortly after that, such a nice coincidence. Although the artwork for anime seems a little weird for me since Little Busters! was the first Visual Novel that I’ve played before the anime adaptation of it came out. I would definitely hope that you guys would keep an eye out for this anime as the story setting is different from Clannad, yet is exceptionally touching the same way.
Anime Preview: Spring 2012
Whenever Winter goes, Spring comes~ It’s time for the Spring season again! This coming season will start airing some of my favorite anime, and new series that might prove to be another popular hit for the year.
Adopted from http://www.moetron.com/2012/01/08/spring-2012-visual-guide-and-anime-schedule/
This post is pretty late because of various reasons, however, I barely made it in time before most of the Spring 2012 anime starts airing. Late is better than never~ Nevertheless, this Preview will be as complete as possible as I can get it to be..
Here are a bunch of anime that I am most likely be watching:
Anime Episodic Review: Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai! – 03 [The Ideal Lolicon Lifestyle]
This shall be the episodic review of episode 3 of PapaKiki. Why I have decided to do so it because I have tried using an open-source screenshot software to take screenshots instead of the usual tedious method of print screening then pasting.. I’m trying out new ways to be more efficient and quick in gathering materials for my posts, so feel free to comment and tell me if you have a suggestion or two..
I apologize for the hiatus a few weeks ago, this was due to some anime backlog which I’ve yet to clear as of this time, still clearing, but trying to set some time to update this blog. I was also desperately searching for part-time jobs to gain some cash to upgrade my current system, to no avail. ‘Nuff said, we’re here for the episodic, so here it is…
Anime Episodic Review: Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai! – 01 & 02 [When a particular young man gets 3 new "daughters"]
Know your anime: Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai!
Sypnosis:
Segawa Yuta is a freshman of a university. He lost his parents when he was small and was raised by his sister Yuri. Yuta has been living alone since Yuri got married to a middle aged man when Yuta was a junior high student.
One day, Yuri visited Yuta’s apartment and asked him to take care of her three daughters while Yuri and her husband were on a trip. He unwillingly accepted the job but the plane Yuri took went missing. In order to prevent the daughters from being adopted separately by relatives, Yuta decided to take in all three girls.
A life of a strange family in a tiny apartment begins. (The elder two of the daughters are stepchildren of Yuri’s husband. The smallest one is Yuri’s child.)
This is one of those anime: Anime once started out with story, anime that goes with the ‘moe’ boom and PapaKiki seems to be categorized somewhere in between. Let’s just look at the sypnosis, Segawa Yuta, the protagonist, has suddenly taken on the task of taking care of 3 girls – The main attraction of the show – and because he has no prior experience of parenting or babysitting, results in episodes that show it: Forgetting a girl’s “important moment” in the toilet, changing while the girls are in the same room, etc. This results in quite a comedic scene though, and eventually you will get used to this once you settle in on the story. Let’s start with episode 1 & 2:
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