I think there’s some good stuff available in this show, but this was really a poor effort in all ways. This week Aldea has basketballs glued to her ribcage One Kinda NSFW Picture, If You DareĪctually, this wasn’t too bad in retrospect But in his best “We’re at the end of this crummy episode, we don’t have the time to fight this guy this episode, and we’d lose anyway!” commander impression, Kizuna orders the retreat, and of course Aldea doesn’t bother chasing, because she read the script was out of power.Īnd after I complimented them on Aine’s boobs last week, So for that buck-ninety-eight, they had a monster that both Hayuru and Aine try to punch and stab ineffectively. Actually, I am probably wrong, because they spent all the money licensing Mecha King Ghidorah from Toho Pictures to be Hayuru’s white whale (in the Melville sense, not the Re:Zero sense). Anyway, a terrible fight ensues, because they used up this entire episode’s budget changing the décor in the holosexdeck. Seriously, Batlantis? If this is the best they can come up with here, I need to rethink my criticism of the chuuni world naming in Ange Vierge, because “Darkness Embrace” and “Terrara Rubiri Aurora” are outright brilliant compared to this.
As the four heroes go to check out a totally not suspicious radio signal from Guam, we get a lame attempt at world-building, with the introduction of Aldea, the sub-villain from the other dimension and the atrociously-named Empire of Batlantis. Hayuru’s mental block, like someone’s in every show of this type, is that in her past she was unable to stop the destruction of a place she was supposed to protect. Probably the best scene of the show, but that’s not much of a compliment, given the rest. And when the plot of your show is to sex up some willing girls, well, you gotta try out your brand-new make-out holodeck, don’t you? But instead of combining the next plot arc, which is finding out Hayuru’s entirely unoriginal origin story, with the “happy violence” test, Kizuna instead brings Yurishia in for a light bondage session. The main part that actually did something was the introduction of the make-out holodeck.
Yeah, this was almost a complete set-up episode, after the big resolution of Aine’s initial cliff of a problem last week. If they can bounce back next episode, and stay that way, it might be worth it, because – let’s be honest – this wasn’t ever going to be the most exciting of episodes.Īnd then the low-rent Charlie’s Angels routine… Where did the pistols come from? It’s a Set-Up! The only hope that I can bring to this situation is this: I hope that the lack of quality on this episode went to the goal of helping them get back on schedule. I said last week that I’m not expecting a lot from this show, but they managed to not come anywhere close to anyone’s expectations. It was like they out and out forgot to do some scenes, realized it at the last minute, and had all the people in the Volleyball Club come over to help get the doujin out. It wasn’t even the action parts that were so terrible.
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And honestly, it was worse than if they did what Qualidea Code did last week and just show some static shots of other stuff in the final battle. I mean, it’s no Mars of Destruction, but that shouldn’t be the goal. This may have been the single worst episode of a broadcast anime that I’ve seen. It’s the décor of the room, like something you’d see at James Lilek’s Interior Desecrations site. I’d much rather talk about the story, or the girls, or the fights, but honestly, the poor production here is not even an elephant in the room. Seriously, the Playstation 1 called and wants its graphics back… This week, it seemed like the show was done by Production “I Can’t Even…” But this week, I kinda want to go back to last week’s art, when the biggest sins were some beefy fingers for Aine and an all-around terrible hand for Reiri. I talked about some dubious art on the part of Production IMS last week, and I sure didn’t want to have to talk about it again. With Masou Gakuen, tho, that wouldn’t be a concern. Now, usually we found this format to be a bit stifling, because if you like a show, it’s hard to figure out something to put for “Bad” or “Ugly”. When I used to aniblog for SushiGoKart, before I started writing posts here, we had a format for posts that we used for every one with sections for “The Good”, “The Bad”, and “the Ugly”. “We don’t want to move the characters around or have them actually scale to the size of the room…
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