Let’s have one last talk about it. I’ll just be lazy for now and let comrade kViN speak for me: Everything that should have been said about this post was already said on our previous post, however this week’s episode a special mention for how utterly moronic it was. Sure, we first got treated to [...]
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Kokoro Connect is proving relentless as the series strikes thunderously yet again - inspiring a warm sensation amongst all the characters as the final issue is settled, and a certain two learn of another's feelings.
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….. THAT FUCKING ALIEN. Wow, is he seriously that bored? “Well, dammit, this guy is almost close to winning in life but I won’t let him win so easily so I’ll take over his love’s body, jump in to the river and make them all think she’s gonna die, but they can swap places with [...]
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Inaba gathers Taichi and Iori to watch Aoki confess to Yui and ask her out, in an effort to put a jolt into their progress. It seemingly works, as Iori confronts Taichi while pretending to have swapped with Inaba. Taichi chases Iori down, reinforces his belief that she has her own personality, then tells her [...]
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Now that we know the masturbatory habits of nearly half of the cast of Kokoro Connect, we can enter its fifth episode in a new light.  Maybe. It seems that romantic matters are still at the centre of attention for most of the group, as no sooner do we start this episode do we find Yoshifumi asking Yui out once again, only to be shot down by her once more.  I suppose you can't knock the guy's
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David examines morality in Eureka Seven Ao, and mentions the use of Catholic liturgies as naming devices.  I’m a few episodes behind in the series and am actively avoiding spoilers, so I didn’t read the article, but I’m sure it’s fine reading as is typical of this wonderful site. [The Untold Story of Altair and [...]
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David examines morality in Eureka Seven Ao, and mentions the use of Catholic liturgies as naming devices.  I’m a few episodes behind in the series and am actively avoiding spoilers, so I didn’t read the article, but I’m sure it’s fine reading as is typical of this wonderful site. [The Untold Story of Altair and [...]
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On the face of it, Kokoro Connect is a classic slice-of-life series, following five high schoolers that are all a little odd and thus haven’t been involved in any club activities. It is however a fascinating series looking at the intricacies of these characters lives and how they are all hiding thing from each other [...]
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On the face of it, Kokoro Connect is a classic slice-of-life series, following five high schoolers that are all a little odd and thus haven’t been involved in any club activities. It is however a fascinating series looking at the intricacies of these characters lives and how they are all hiding thing from each other [...]
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There’s been a lot of talk about why this show is shallow.  Kokoro Connect has a whole slew of minor problems… including, but not limited to: Iori’s backstory (in the future) Inaba’s backstory Yui’s backstory Basically, the whole argument is that Kokoro Connect blew off these heavy issues very easily, be it with a kick [...]
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I have to say I’m a bit disappointed by the fact Kokoro Connect is focusing so much on Taichi & his campaign to fix all the girls problems – it makes the show feel like a standard harem series, which isn’t really the direction I was hoping for.  With its central cast of five I [...]
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So, another episode of ‘fixing’ people, but at least there was something waaaay out of left field that turned the episode into something else entirely. It’s an odd strategy for producing/writing a show, but hey, I guess it works! Start telling a pretty cliche story and then BAM! throw something incredibly strange out there that [...]
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「二つの想い」 (Futatsu no Omoi) "Twin Feelings" And the only thing that was on my mind at the end was, "Damn... this guy is a total player..." Taichi clearly can't be that ignorant to believe that none of these girls have a crush on him right?
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I don’t really know what to feel about this episode. I’m actually torn between liking and disliking it. First off, I like this episode because I love this anime and we’re actually getting more into the story. On the other … Continue reading →
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Okazu Connect. I want to be her okazu. おかずになりたい！おかずにして！
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Okazu Connect. I want to be her okazu. おかずになりたい！おかずにして！
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This anime is not to be missed. Continue reading →
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