In my insatiable greed for anime shows to watch an episode
of before dropping I have done the unthinkable, I have gone to different
streaming sites. I know I sound crazy but some shows get licensed to other, non
cruncyroll people. It’s just one of the
odd things I do just to bring the best in reviewing to you the viewer. Why
would I say stuff like that? Because unfounded arrogance I just part of being
an anime blogger.
Kinmoza
One summer a girl named Shinobu goes to stay In England for
a while. She stayed with an English family that had a daughter named Alice who
is the same age as Shinobu. Even though they had some trouble at first they
eventually became friends. Eventually Shinobu has to go back to Japan and one
day Alice decides to take a trip to Japan as well. Kin Iro Mosiac is a with two
main hooks, Engrish and being quite adorable. It looks like they took some care
to make sure the English phrases have decent grammar so the Engrish isn’t that
unintentionally hilarious.
Sunday without God
One Sunday god announced to the world that he was fed up and
leaving humans to their own devices and left. Since then people were incapable
of dying no matter how badly they were injured, that is unless a gravekeeper
put them to rest. Ai is such a gravekeeper. I found this show to be an
interesting one and one that looks like It could be intellectual. The first
episode is mostly used to set up the premise of the show as well as introduce
us to the characters so can’t tell too much about it.
Blood Lad
Staz is a vampire who lives in the demon world and is
fascinated with humans and human culture. One day a busty human girl about
Staz’s age comes to the demon world. She quickly dies and returns as a ghost
but Staz vows to bring her back to life. Even though this is a story about a
normal girl and a vampire this is very obviously a show for boys instead of girls.
The art style makes this look like a weekly shonen manga. Overall I think it’s
not a terrible show but one that I probably will not continue with.
Silver spoon
Hachiken Yuugo decided to go to an agricultural university
even though he studied a prestigious high school in the big city. Little does
he know that this school is much harder than you would think it is. I wasn’t
able to glean too much information from this first episode as most of it was
dedicated to showing what an out of place city boy the main character is and
him learning to like eggs even though they come from a chicken’s ass. Not much
is given to the main character’s motivation although I expect that to be given
an extensive flashback in a future episode. Overall I found this show to be
unique enough to keep watching.
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