minami-ke

Date:April 2, 2013Posted By:DeltaComments:1 CommentCategory:ReviewsTag:ai mai mi, little busters, minami-ke, oreshura, sasami-san@gabaranai

When Life is Just a Game

So, here is the thing. Initially, I was not even going to bother finishing Ore no Kanojo to Osananajimi ga Shuraba Sugiru because frankly, I didn’t enjoy it. However, the mid-section of episodes sorta got interesting, and from reading Twitter responses in the final few weeks, I felt it would be prudent to at least finish it and either give it its due process, or be shocked and turned around. I’m afraid there was no Turnabout here today. But I am a fair man. I will explain why.

Also included are final reviews for Minami-ke, Sasami-san@Gabaranai, Little Busters even though it’s one episode left, it’s pretty much done to me. Also, a short blurb about Ai Mai Mi even though I will not formally review it since it was a “shorts” anime. With this, Spring has come to a close.

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Date:February 20, 2013Posted By:DeltaCategory:Currently WatchingTag:boku wa tomodachi, kotoura-san, little busters, minami-ke, oreshura, robotics;notes, sakurasou no pet na kanojo, sasami-san@gabaranai, space brothers, tamako market, vividred operation

I’m Really Lazy

It seems we’re at an impasse here.

So yes, it’s been about three weeks since I’ve had a proper update with this season’s showings. I’ve made some Twitter comments, and updated the Quick Bites on the sidebar, but not much else. It’s really because while what I am watching isn’t bad, it’s nothing really gripping to write about either. This has prompted me to watch regular programming, notably NCIS, Top Gear, and Archer. But since those are not anime, I can’t tell you how good they were.

So I’m terribly sorry for that, and I’m going to fix it. Hold on to your butts.

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Date:January 6, 2013Posted By:DeltaCategory:First LookTag:ai mai mi, minami-ke, oreshura, tamako market

This is the Year of Our Discount Trope

Three new shows to cover really quickly before the bulk of everything starts back up, Ore no Kanojo to Osananajimi ga Shuraba Sugiru, Minami-ke Tadaima, and Ai Mai Mi, which turns out was only five minutes long, so that’s a bit disappointing. So to fill that slot with something more substantial, I’m looking into Tamako Market which premieres this Thursday. Anyway, on to the show.

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