Detective Conan 597: How To Kill With Rubber
This week, we have a filler episode that’s not only halfway decent (despite it’s pure ridiculousness in the usual Conan fashion x4) but also does a nice throwback to episode 63 from way back in the day (when Funi was still releasing this thing on individual DVDs.
May Round-up
As a way to make up for my intense laziness over the last week, I’m going to post a monthly round-up involving just about everything I’m watching, current or otherwise. This month’s been relatively anime and PR heavy, although I’m gonna leave the PR reviews out as a cheap excuse to get my ass moving on the Time Force review.
As a side note, aside from these monthly reviews, I’m going to stop blogging Heroman. The primary reason is because the series has reached an immense point of mediocrity that is making it hard enough to watch the damn show, let alone blog about it. even if I did keep it up, it’d just be “blah Heroman kills stuff, Joey looks like a chick, and President should use nuke to kill the aliens, the end” which is just stupid and a waste of time for both you, the reader and for me, the blogger.
Reborn! 291: When You’re a Mafioso, You Learn to Persuade Other People, Even Other Mafioso
So Reborn has finally hit 6 years of age. This year’s anniversary chapter isn’t as cool as the last one (where Amano went way the Hell out of her way to show us Tsuna’s box weapon in badass mode a lot earlier than anyone expected) but instead not only do we get to see Timoteo this chapter, but we get to see him be the cunning old son of a bitch he is.
Detective Conan 571-572: The Detective Boys Stop Sucking For a Case
Their manager >.<
As a note for future reference, I’m going to be posting about Conan in the form of cases as opposed to episodes. This is mostly because if I did do them in episodes, they’d be “Part A: Here’s the mystery… I think It’s X” and “Part B: Here’s the answer.” and that’d be it. This way will probably be more interesting for both me and for you, the reader.
Heroman 8: The Final Boss is Really Strong
In this episode, we have kid-with-generic-name A fighting generic enemy B with generic-all-American weapon C.
Reborn! 290: some people are, in fact, crazy
So this chapter has two parts; Gokudera having fun with his U.M.A and the part we actually care about: the plot.
Power Rangers: Time Force Episode 35: Meeting with the in-laws
I was going to hold back on posting about PR until I finished Time Force and did a series review, but watching Ransik play Cupid was too much. This is probably the best episode in the series. Screw the team-up episode, the Battlizer, the plot and the finale; this episode is the reason you watch Time Force.
Series Preview 4: Bleach
Bleach has always been that series with me. Its something you watch and enjoy, but it will never entertain or annoy you. You just watch it. It’s very much fluff with a lot of action. And for me that’s perfectly fine.
