It’s a little over halfway through Summer, and I finally got a new NIC card in, so being able to download twenty shows again was sweetness. I’m a bit behind on some shows, so I might paraphrase a bit, because I am lazy as shit. Teaches me to take on so many shows a season.
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Christmas has come and gone, and it was a pretty good Christmas as always. The one thing I like about this time of the year is that once the season is out of the way, I have a couple weeks to sort of take a break from anime and do other things. There has been a lot going on this season, and plenty more to come next season and year as well. I know many might say I could stop, or watch less, but it’s genuine fun to me to watch ten to fifteen shows a season and bitch about them in the internet. I do maintain a presence on Steam and play a lot of video games, but I’m not nearly in touch with that scene as I could be, as evidenced by the pile of unplayed games in my queue. If I were ten years younger and single, banging this out would be much easier, but I am not.
Anyway, a pile more shows to review, including Freezing Vibration, Machine-Doll wa Kizutsukanai, Infinite Stratos 2, Galilei Donna, and Non Non Biyori. That leaves us with one final review, Valvrave, which might have enough material for me to form a single-post review for it later in the week. Onwards!
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It’s been quite a while since I last wrote, and part of that is because I had better (read nothing) things to do, but also because this season frankly did not grab me by the horns as rough as I thought it might. Many of the shows started strong, but fizzled out halfway through and just left me kind of watching when I got around to it. I’ve even fallen behind on episodes of some shows, like Coppelion and Golden Time, because they would fall to the bottom of the priority list.
So for this week, we’re going to rank-and-file my watch list this season and I’ll throw out a bit about what I think, even if I am not on the current episode.
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Three weeks into the new season, and most shows hold steady, for the most part. I’ve begun to sort of rank and file things into what I watch sooner than other shows, and consequently I am leaving
some shows unwatched due to having other things to do. Such is the life of a regular person with a regular job trying to hold on to the glory of chinese cartoons every week.
This week I’m going to touch on Kill la Kill, Aoki Hagane no Arpeggio, Non Non Biyori, Outbreak Company, Kyoukai no Kanata, and Freezing: Vibration.
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