Date A Live’s finale is quite an injection of adrenaline - nymphomaniac Tobiichi finally puts her revenge to work, all the while, the ending tones down the pressure with a scene of near, real romance.
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Impressions on the 11th and 12th episode of the anime series named Date A Live featuring wallpapers of the heroines Yoshino Tsunako and Tokisaki Kurumi.
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Date A Live's "Date A Music" Second Half uncovers cover art of yandere and imouto - both looking moe, but also, as if they were Haganai characters as their skulls are blob-like and visages absent of intricacy.
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Could have been better. This episode felt mixed to me entirely because the first half seemed unnecessarily expanded. The episodes second half contained closer to what I expected from this episode, and a scene in particular even excelled my expectations … Continue reading →The post Date A Live: Fanservice and Determination appeared first on MDZANIME.
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As Date A Live winds down, the tone shifts from one of immediate physical danger from Kurumi to a more abstract mental and emotional danger from the possibility of losing Kotori to Efreet. Reflective as always, Shido spends the opening of this episode thinking about the bombshells revealed at the end of the last episode: … Continue reading »The post Date A Live – 11 appeared first on Anime Aura.
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Adding to earlier revealed nympho pregnancy, moe lolis, and yandere nights, sample CG shared in a magazine further unveils pantsu and mizugi malfunctions as additional events in Date A Live's upcoming PS3 game.
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Wait wait wait…they didn’t finish with Kurumi yet…they’re already going to Kotori? There’s the vendetta with Origami and the time limit thrown in for Kotori, so it’s almost like Kurumi has just been pushed aside. Does that mean she’s dead? Don’t get me wrong…I’m fine with that. You just gotta tell me. Anyway, looks like [...]
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Date A Live returns with a mixed spectacle after its few rounds of exquisite – kicking off to a terrible service-driven start as our characters go to the pool, yet a better finish as Kotori focus resumes.
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Impressions on the 10th episode of the anime series named Date A Live featuring wallpapers of the heroines Kotori Itsuka, Tokisaki Kurumi, etc...
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Good follow up. I suppose I should start off by saying that this review will be my first from an anime only perspective. Volume 4 isn’t fully translated, and I figured there was no point in reading a partial volume … Continue reading →The post Date A Live: Memories and Misconception appeared first on MDZANIME.
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Totally my own reaction to the Origami/Kurumi scene. I wondered why I was skipping Date A Live. I hate (not really) that all it takes for me to watch a series is some naughty bits like hawt girl on girl action. Or is it a blessing in disguise? Typical commentary is that bait is not [...]
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Bandai is going to release the Armor Girls Project Tobiichi Origami ( 鳶一折紙 ) non-scale action figureform the light novel/anime “Date A Live” ( デート・ア・ライブ ). Will be released in September 2013. Around 140mm tall, 6,800 yen. Comes with an original author light novel. I would totally believe you if you told me this was [...]
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Final Exams, I get out early so I have a smal window of time to do this and get back to studying What’s funny is, this years exams are either completely easy or just “what am I doing?” style of exams Either way, let’s get into Date A Live Mana finishes off Kurumi with very […]
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I’ve been waiting for a good fight scene between magical girls, and Date A Live finally delivers. This episode begins with a good 6-minute epic battle between Kotori and Kurumi.  Kotori seems to be the only person, human or Spirit, who can hold her own against Kurumi.  My only question is how many people is … Continue reading »The post Date A Live – 10 appeared first on Anime Aura.
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Original fans of Date A Live, the light novel readers, are infuriated that the anime's latest episode completely overlooks one very important scene from the books - a crucial moment of character development.
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So Kurumi uses time to manipulate time. It’s a reasonable cost for her power, but it makes me wonder. Do Tohka and Yoshino’s powers have a similar cost? Do they sacrifice something as well in order to use their powers? It doesn’t make sense that Kurumi is the only one with a cost just because [...]
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Date A Live continues the fights in its latest episode – yet its not just fists flying, the series rapidly focuses on plot-relevant exchanges regarding Kotori, before unfortunately, a fanservice ending.
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Impressions on the 9th episode of the anime series named Date A Live featuring wallpapers of the heroines Tobiichi Origami and Tokisaki Kurumi.
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[14:52] holy shit Date A Live [14:53] Kurumi went triple Kurumi [14:53] episode 9 or 10 [14:53] 9 [14:53] 9 then [14:53] Kurumis for everyone! [14:53] Kurumi for you! [14:53] kurumi for me! [14:53] kurumi for everyone! [14:53] communism has never been better [14:54] I luuuuuuuuuuurve communism [14:54] I like cute
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Overall a solid adaption. After a majorly negative overall reviewing of this series, I believe I have finally been able to accept it for what it is. This series was never meant to be ground breaking, be it the LN … Continue reading →The post Date A Live: Limitation and Enjoyment appeared first on MDZANIME.
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