「再誕 the lost christmas」 (Saitan) "Resurrection" Did I just watch the finale? Because it sure felt like I watched a finale. Every subtle development that's been built up so far culminated to a finale-worthy conclusion -- and in ways that were fairly satisfying too.
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I thought that Guilty Crown couldn’t possibly get any worse. Boy, was I wrong. Since it’s Epiphany… We Three Friends From Childhood Are We three friends from childhood are. But our mem’ries  us didst scar. Best friends bygone, and a … Continue reading →
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A second coming of Lost Christmas on the horizon... Gai seriously wounded... Inori about to be kidnapped by some malicious interval?  Yep, I'd say that's pretty heavy as mid-series cliff-hangers are concerned. This is, however, not even the half of it, as before we know it we're in flashback mode to a simpler time, and a summer involving Shu and his big sister Mana.  Yes, that's right, Shu has a
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Following up on its gratuitous sharing of artwork, now available is a video previewing Guilty Crown Lost Xmas - a visual novel set to arrive May 31st of this year, and it looks to be quite different from the anime.
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Nitroplus is making a PC game spinoff from the anime series Guilty Crown and they have officially announced that Guilty Crown: Lost Xmas (ギルティクラウン ロストクリスマス) will be released on 31 May 2012. The official game website has been updated with new information. Source: [...]
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After a two week absence, Guilty Crown returns with a substantial character-driven, story-heavy twelfth episode that you would figure be better placed to end the Autumn season than start the Winter one (I bet they missed the memo that noitaminA anime are 11 episodes per season and had this one planned to end the first [...]
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We learn two important things about the Lost-Christmas-Catastrophe in this episode: 1. Everything is (of course) Shuu’s fault. 2. Incest would’ve saved the world. Go figure what this tells us, the audience, about the show’s message. Guilty Crown 12 – The Things She Did For Love Now wasn’t that a totally crazy rollercoaster-ride? Shuu as [...]
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Episode 12 - So, uh, now what? Now that the big enemy has been vanquished by Shu and Gai, what’s left on the agenda for Guilty Crown? Liberating Japan from the Antibodies? Because with this episode, Guilty Crown answered virtually all the pressing questions the past 11 episodes brought up, leaving virtually nothing for the [...]
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Back with the return episode of Guilty Crown for Winter 2012.  While this series left some people with a bad taste in the Fall, I’m pretty sure this new one raised more than a few eyebrows.  Just to recap, GHQ … Continue reading →
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Guilty Crown's return after a several week grace period from its horrid story is one which escalates the series, or rather, tunnels it into the questionable depths of siscon whilst all else remains incomprehensible.
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So after a two week wait and a recap episode (that I didn’t watch), Guilty Crown is back. Small bit of recap from last episode: Inori’s Void is drawn by a strange person that tries to use it on Shu, … Continue reading →
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Impressions on the 12th episode of the anime series Guilty Crown featuring wallpapers from our lovely heroines Yuzuriha Inori and Hare Menjou.
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  At least this show knows crazy. Impressions: Awesome. You know how I love flashbacks and amnesia. They’re like… the greatest goddamned plot devices ever! And you say that Gai was secretly Shu’s mysterious childhood friend? Even better! Although GC took its usual flair to sense which made it not ‘bad’ at all. Or at [...]
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The finale is so weird. I can't even say a word for it when I started watching. Did the series finally make sense? I do not even have a clue to react whatsoever. So, we get to see Shu's past and how he became the oblivious peaceful boy. But, unfortunately; the ending became sad? Like I said again, it is just plain weird. In fact, my jaw dropped. Other than that, I have not much to say. Conclusion:
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Volume 1 of the anime series Guilty Crown is scheduled for release on 25 January 2012. Comprises of Episodes 1-2. Three editions to choose: Limited [...]
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Sometimes a pivotal scene will simply fail. You’ll hear rousing music, animation quality will skyrocket, and the main character may suddenly gain whatever he was lacking to overcome the challenge, but all of it rings hollow. It doesn’t matter that the production studio has pulled all stops and warned you that a significant turn is [...]
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「軌跡 reassortment」 (Kiseki) For a one-hour recap special that added absolutely nothing new -- not even from the small amounts of narration -- this felt like more of a pilot episode than anything else. Viewing it as such, I dare say it was a pretty darn good one too because it cut out all the irksome developments and simply focused on all the stuff that makes Guilty Crown good.
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Images have been made available of Guilty Crown's fifth periodic artbook and promotional status report entitled the "Council" - unlike those to come before, this one features character designs as well as rare artwork.
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Written by: Epi at Sea Slugs! Anime BlogOtou-san’s away this week, so I’m filling in! Summary: With the Apocalypse Virus activated, the citizens of Tokyo quicky crystallize, although not everyone is affected. Meanwhile, still ticked off that his dad missed his birthday, Daryl rushes in and kills him and his new girlfriend. His plan now in motion, Keido blames the Funeral Parlour [...]
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