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So my hunch last time was correct, the last episode marked the end of the first book’s adaptation and this episode marks the second book’s adaptation. This gives more probability for this series to have sequels, judging from the current total number of light novel volumes. I’m on for these; ...The post Kokoro Connect 06 – A Story That Continued Before Anyone Realized It appeared first on The dere-moe Project.
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PLOTS. PLOTS EVERYWHERE. ….. OH WOW, DEM PLOTS MANG. DEM PLOTS. *bangs head on wall multiple times* TAICHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Damn, Inaban, I didn’t expect you to be packing so much heat underneath that… uniform. I mean, well… that uniform does a great job of concealing it. Seriously. But, damn, Taichi. DAAAAAAAAMN. Well, it’s obviously this fucker’s [...]
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Body swapping was hardly the start in Kokoro Connect, the future which awaits is notably dark - yet there's simply not enough evidence to piece together anything, aside from seemingly, peace was yet to be found.
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I’ve decided to properly blog Kokoro Connect from now on. Because of this, Kokoro Connect will be removed from the Weekly Roundup. Also to note, the Weekly Roundup will now consist of shows I wish to cover than the shows I’m watching. As an example, I’ve decided to drop Natsuyuki Rendezvous from the Weekly Roundup [...]
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First off I want to thank Rei for filling in for me last week.  My real life problems are over for now, so I can finally dive back into the world of anime. Dsjakfndkajsnf What Is Happening!!!! Why is Himeko Stripping!!!!  What the F*ck! No Taichi Don’t Touch Her There! You have Iori! Everything Is [...]
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Three weeks after the body-swapping ceased, the group is focusing on club activities, but they start acting strangely: Inaba makes a move on Taichi; Yui smashes a table and beats up guys; and both Taichi and Iori are unconsciously drawn to one another. They get answers for their behavior when Heartseed pays them a visit: [...]
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Having survived the shocking twists and turns of last week's episode, everything appears to have returned to normal for the main cast of Kokoro Connect - three weeks after the harrowing events surrounding Iori, there's been nary a sign of any body-swapping, and thoughts soon turn to other relatively mundane items like work for their after-school club. Of course, we're nowhere near done with this
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Some weeks, there are no stories that focus on religion and anime, and virtually none that even mention the topic.  Then, some weeks are like this, where a number of quality posts about anime and spirituality are written! Draggle goes theological, using Christian terminology to explain a different meaning behind death in episode 5 of [...]
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Some weeks, there are no stories that focus on religion and anime, and virtually none that even mention the topic.  Then, some weeks are like this, where a number of quality posts about anime and spirituality are written! Draggle goes theological, using Christian terminology to explain a different meaning behind death in episode 5 of [...]
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The question has been asked: Yuo have 30 minutes to live. What will you do? This question is included in the list of Rejected Questions for the University of the Philippines College Admissions Test. Read the question once more and try to think that the question speaks like a sir. That’s the rest of the episode minus the lovey-dovey etcetera. In truth, it did not just toyed with the characters’ feelings — it “toyed our feels,” as hipsters say. I try to cry, but I can’t. Isn’t that a great question? —- Other unnecessary notes: Not to mention that Miyukichi is going Yui Hirasawa — and she’s great at it. Everythinng’s great with Miyukichi in it. /seiyuubias
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Kokoro Connect's upcoming visual novel for PSP is further looking quite spectacular as seen within this second PV - showing off elaborate mechanics for a mere visual novel, alongside eye-catching new characters.
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In which Hoshi gets really pissed off because she asked for drama and got too much of it.~ Of course when I ask for something from an anime, I get too much of it. Episode five was just…WOW. It was definitely the best episode yet, but at the same time I couldn’t help but feel [...]
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What Ray and I think about Kokoro Connect so far. A lively conversation about the strengths and weaknesses of this discussion-worthy drama.
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What Ray and I think about Kokoro Connect so far. A lively conversation about the strengths and weaknesses of this discussion-worthy drama.
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Heartseed comes back to fuck with the teenagers again this week in a rather cruel manner, with the primary focus once again on Taichi and Iori.  Overall it was an interesting episode – I hope Heartseed intervenes to mix things up again in the future. Before I get into the meat of the events of [...]
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First of all, I should probably apologize for my lack of posts lately. I could say that there really hasn’t been much to write about in the way of editorials, but that’s just excuses. I could tell you that I’ve … Continue reading →
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This episode seemed a lot better than I expected it to be. We finally see another appearance by Heartseed and I understand now why some people out there calls him a troll. LOL. As expected, it all boils down to Nagase’s personality problems. She tried to act as Inaba in front of Taichi trying to [...]
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