Published on
May 14, 2010 in
Anime, Editorial and Manga.
Tags: Anime, B-Gata H Kei, Comparison, Editorial, Ero-Power Levels, Fanservice, First Impressions, Getting Laid, Manga, Nothing's Wrong, Old News, Precocious Youth, Sexual Innuendos, Slice-Of-Life Somewhat, So Wrong It Suddenly Becomes Right, Virgins.
It’s Yaoi Spring Season, and even though a good show is hard to find (I am currently being convinced by a lot of people to watch Angel Beats! and Working!!!), an interesting one came to me in the form of B-Gata H Kei, a.k.a. B-Cup Sex Maniac. While some think that this show is nothing more than a perverted streak of fanservice without any notable plot aside from the main characters’ amorous advances, think again.
It’s an epic battle… in a wrong sort of way, actually…
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Published on
February 9, 2010 in
Anime.
Tags: Anime, digiboy is to blame, First Impressions, hanamaru yochien, innocence and maturity, panda cat, parodies, probably loli, reference dropping, shin is still a lolicon bastard no matter how you put it, simple and nice, slice-of-life.
REIMU KOUME AT 9 O’CLOCK: Digiboy, if there’s someone I can clearly blame on this, that would really have to be you.
Okay, fine. I’m convinced that there’s actually something that’s good for Winter season. I admit defeat, Winter. You too, GAINAX. You both happy now?
Hanamaru Yochien. A seemingly harmless, slice-of-life-ish show featuring kindergarten life: Kids, caretakers, parents and all. But before you (or in a much more dramatic case, I) can think it’s going to be the same mundane type of show that has a 99.9% probability to mutate into a case of KODOMO NO JIKAN, the show suddenly shows an inner gem in a setting where innocence is so abundant and sustaining, it defeats any sense of precociousness and false instances of maturity.
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To Aru Kagaku No Railgun is one of the shows that I’ve been watching out for since To Aru Majutsu No Index finished airing. Like most people say, and like what spinoffs should be, it stands out on its own with minimal references to the main story. Plus, the fanservice is soundly justified by an equal amount of action and ausumness. So far, so good, they say. I don’t expect Magi to come popping out to ruin the show, but I do expect Index protagonist Kamijo Toma to ruin a bit of the story once he gets a chance to butt in.
I will not talk about kids like animekritik here (but really, I didn’t think he’d take up this show), nor will I talk about yuri and fanservice that most of us have given interest. Instead, I will focus on the entirety of the world where the Railgun story revolves. Not Academy City, but the world of Science in general.
Ah~! Please don’t read my notes, Misaka-tan~!
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