The deeper contrast between Masayoshi and Mari’s path of justice made for a solid episode. Masayoshi focuses on protecting people in need, while Mari...
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I know I say this every week, but I really do love this show – it’s just got so much personality!  If only the animation quality could match up to the strength of the writing and direction it would be perfect. Anyway, this week saw Samurai Flamenco receive his newest upgrade in the form of […]
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Flamenco vs. Fake Flamenco, Idol Devastation, and The Meaning of Justice I’ll be writing about all three episodes this time around. I need to catch up on them, but I’ll still be writing my thoughts on an episode immediately after I watch it. Everything will be fresh in my mind  that way and you’ll read […]
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Living the magical girl thug life. As much as anime is a huge part of my life, fitting it into my hectic schedule has been tough. I’ve got labs I’m working overtime in, homework to do, pokemon to catch, and right now I’m in a maid outfit for a reason I completely forget. Honestly, I […]
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I love silly little graphical details like sticking the time in the top left corner to signify the type of show we’re watching. Namely it’s an early morning, children targeted silly superhero show. As seen in other early morning children cartoons like Precure and Gurren Lagann. It’s a bit weird to look back at that […]
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Mari enlisting her bandmates to form a new pseudo-Precure unit was probably the most interesting thing to happen this week as the majority of the episode was build up and introspection. All three central characters go through a period of disillusionment before moving forward with renewed determination.  For Mari it was deciding to go out […]
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What a tragedy. I’m sure both of them are going to go home and cry themselves to sleep tonight. The reason? According to Flamenco Girl, because they have “different definitions of justice.” I’m pretty sure her definition of “justice” is … Continue reading →
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「正義とは」 (Seigi Toha) "The Meaning of Justice" So that brings us to the end of that relationship...
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This episode was a bit awkward to sit through, because it was focused a lot on the characters having doubts about what they should do. An introspection episode in which most of the main cast had an off period and didn’t feel too good: Hidenori’s relationship issues, Masayoshi realizing that what he saw as heroes [...]
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The double-act of Samurai Flamenco and Flamenco Girl remains at the cutting edge of crime-fighting, although even amongst the criminal fraternity interest has piqued far more in the latter than the former, not least because the bounty on Flamenco Girl's head is twice that of her predecessor at this point in time. All of this is enough for Hazama to start seriously questioning where he should go
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