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Baraou no Souretsu – 16
The "winning side writes history" is one of those truisms that pretty much holds up. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 22
Well, that was silly. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 15
Great, more Edwards. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 06
Richard may have mommy issues and a lot of self-loathing, but he knows he was the one in his generation that got the brains. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 17
For my part, I'm not interested in being told what to think about this historic episode by Shakespeare. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 08
The romance angle of Baraou no Souretsu isn't nearly as interesting as the politics for me (and a lot more absurd). Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 20
Almost everything we take for granted about those fateful few years in the 1480's is likely BS. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 10
I'm constantly getting the sense that I missed something. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 05
These historical events are much more engaging when the focus is on how the frailties of the parties involved drove them. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 23
There are no happy endings for Richard III, that's for certain. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 03
Although the time spanned by the episode was the longest yet, things didn't feel quite as rushed. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 01
"Wars of the Roses" A rose is lovely by any other name, except for Lancaster and York.
Baraou no Souretsu – 18
This series has the opposite problem from Kingdom. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 07
The real prize here is not the throne, seemingly, but Richard's virtue. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 12
Thus ends the first cour of Baraou no Souretsu. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 09
It was back to the politics this week, which certainly constitutes a step in the right direction. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 19
Ah yes, James Tyrell. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 04
Those who are fans of Game of Thrones will certainly have flashbacks watching these events play out. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 21
And so, the elephant in the room is finally acknowledged. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 13/14
What strikes me in watching all this is how sad and pathetic these people are. Read more
First Impressions – Baraou no Souretsu
There's no substitute for a good story. Read more
Second Impressions – Baraou no Souretsu
This was not minimalist animation, this was straight-up minimal. Read more
Baraou no Souretsu – 24 (End) and Series Review
I have no idea what happened there are the end. Read more
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Neither are great, but at this point, I’m taking what I can get.
Winter 2022 Impressions: Attack on Titan, Kaijin Kaihatsu-bu no Kuroitsu-san, Baraou no Souretsu
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No Game No Life - Episode 11
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Seirei no Moribito – 11
The last couple of minutes of this episode are among my favorites of this (and thus by definition, any) series. Read more
Majo no Tabitabi – 11
「二人の弟子」 (Futari no Deshi) "The Two Apprentices" The yuri vibes, I expected. The incest vibes, well that caught me off guard.
AI no Idenshi – 11
One of the themes of this series, I think, is "the more things change, the more they stay the same". Read more
Hoshiai no Sora – 11
What happened to Hoshiai no Sora? Only a shadow of the remarkable animation it displayed in its first half remains at this point. There are recycled cuts all…
Yuukoku no Moriarty – 11
「二人の探偵 第二幕」 (Futari no Tantei Dainimaku) "The Two Detectives Act 2"
Sousou no Frieren – 11
This matter of religious belief seems to me the fundamental question Sousou no Frieren is most interested in exploring.
Hoshiai no Sora – 11
My view on just what sort of series Hoshiai no Sora is has definitely evolved more than once over the course of the first 11 episodes. Read more…
Yofukashi no Uta – 11
「吸血鬼って知ってるかい？」 (Kyūketsuki tte shitteru kai?) "Do You Know What a Vampire Is?" That got real pretty hard.
Kusuriya no Hitorigoto – 11
「二つを一つに」 (Futatsu o Hitotsu ni) "Reducing Two to One" The tangled thread of fate slowly becomes untangled centimeter by centimeter.
Kusuriya no Hitorigoto – 11
I thought I had this puzzle more or less figured out, but my theory is wrong on at least one part - we're one baby short.
Kinsou no Vermeil – 11
「過去」 (Kakoe) "Past" “Vermeil! I know how to help you now! Find me in the future!”
Yofukashi no Uta – 11
That got real pretty hard. Read more
AI no Idenshi – 11
「トゥー・フィー」 (To~uu fī) "Tou Fui" One of the themes of this series, I think, is “the more things change, the more they stay the same”.
Sousou no Frieren – 11
「北側諸国の冬」 (Kitagawa shokoku no fuyu) "Winter in Northern Countries" Sousou no Frieren's flirtation with battle shounen appears to be over
Mashiro no Oto – 11
Well, that was a pretty frustrating episode of Mashiro no Oto. But of course that was by design. Read more
Vanitas no Carte – 11
Vanitas no Carte is heading into its one-cour hiatus on a very positive note. Read more
Senyoku no Sigrdrifa – 11
「富士ピラー再攻略戦！」 (Fuji Piraa Sai-kouryaku-sen!) "Reattacking Fuji Pillar!" It all comes down to this.
Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu – 11
「僕らは少し似ている」 ("Bokura wa Sukoshi Niteiru) "We're a Bit Alike" This was such a pivotal episode in so many ways.
No Game No Life Volume 11 Review
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Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu – 11
Sakurai-sensei's writing is like a scalpel in the hands of a brilliant surgeon. Read more