Can’t wait to see Bilac’s face when he shows up with the Gold Crystal Scorpion parts!
It does make me wonder. Usually in a game like this, loot shows up as small items with neat labels saying it’s loot, but we’ll have to stay tuned to find out if the game can actually do any crafting with random monster parts…
Yet again, the pacing was terrible, and the story was confusing.
Far too long on the uninteresting, poorly animated, and worst of all, ultimately meaningless Anaak/Khun Ran fight that immediately abandons all the rules about not falling off the platform and dropping their boffers, not to mention the goal of planting their boffers in the 3 sockets in the middle of the platforms.
They’re fighting for some kind of tickets?
So 25th Bam/Yoru/Jue Voile Grace is a Living Weapon now?
Unexplained FUG Slayer candidate was bad enough.
I preferred weird undefined Irregular with an unknown potential high ceiling better.
And why is Sword/Pipe Telekinesis Guy wandering around the Archimedes?
And Lero Ro, administrator guy for the 2nd level exam shows up?
Endorsi is in full glamor mode one moment, then being incognito the next?
Forget this Jue Voile Grace guy. Even he can’t knock out both a Jahad and a Khun with one attack!
I mean sure “show instead of tell” is better, but tell us a little to help us understand what’s going on…
I think I’ll have to catch up in the manhwa to figure things out.
Awrighty, the game is underway at last!
Here are the sides, with the U-20s fielding a 4-3-3 formation, and Blue Lock in a defensive 4-5-1
They answered the question of the Blue Lock substitutes, so here is BL’s bench, from which they can use 3 subs.
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I hope he dances better than he looks…
Here’s a list of the U-20 lineup. We have no idea what their individual soccer super powers are
I love it! It’s romcom, through the woman’s POV, but warped through the lens of yakuza subculture.
The female romance protagonist’s constantly changing facial expressions, at the awkward and strange situations she finds herself in, are the key feature in the show for me.
Another fun feature is the visual dissonance of sparkly-eyed bishonen and bishojou characters engaging in shady yakuza crime and politics.
The race director can thank his lucky stars that nobody died or was injured in both fog and slippery conditions, and Kanata is also very lucky that he didn’t rear end somebody who was driving at a more responsible speed.
But I’d be surprised if the director can get insurance for next year’s race without some changes.
Re: Angels. This show definitely fails the Bechdel Test
Veltol ranting about heroes not appreciating how much work it takes to make a dungeon was funny!
I think it establishes Koga as an honest man who follows the rules in a world that doesn’t reward that kind of behavior.
He has some interesting skills too.
The mayor getting his arm cut off was cool indeed.
Also, Noel wasn’t rewarded for letting the halfling go, instead of killing him and taking Koga for himself.
Once again demonstrating that the rules of this world don’t seem to reward good social tendencies like mercy.
It does make sort of make sense to get the best out of your employees’ strengths…
But this guy is following Theranos’ path to madness.
But come to think of it, this is more or less exactly how many dotcoms worked back in the day.
I worked in a startup that was supposed to automate restaurant orders with food and other suppliers over the web to create a b2b market.
The software behind the market website was supposed to entirely automated, but it was just startup employees looking at incoming restaurant orders, and manually matching them to suppliers.
Needless to say, this startup folded quickly, because neither the restaurants or suppliers were willing to pay the startup a cut for the “convenience”.
That was the usual strangeness, but it doesn’t make Mashirou look very good…
While it’s a trope in hero shows like Kamen Rider that the protagonist gets their powers from the Evil Organization, I can’t think of any examples that being the case in magical girl shows.
Except for Puella Magi Madoka,
where the cute mascots are the Evil Masterminds, but that show’s a deconstruction of the genre.
Chrome does act more like a hero than an Evil Mastermind, and doesn’t even need Fossa Magna to do what he does…
Acting like a married couple already…
And we get introduced to Tsubaki, Yoshino’s cousin, BFF, and shady medical resource, who’s in the OP so we know she’s an important character.
And what a character she is!
So many good moments in this one…
Where to put yourself in a room for optimal safety in case of attack…
What a perfect specimen of a pretty “princess” type that Tsubaki is…
Tsubaki’s type is Boss Somei, Yoshino’s father
Swapping candid and embarassing snapshots with Kirishima…
Well of course Isagi was going to make the final team…
But aren’t they going to need some substitutes?
Okay, the extra bit was funny…
Kuso-Game Of the Year…
I too, hate it when the devs nerf my cheezy farming strats…
I don’t get it. Just about everyone we know makes it to the Archimedes, whether they got a ticket or not, including all the FUG guys. Some fight, some don’t.
What’s going on? What’s at stake again?
So many isekais have great starts, but fall off execution in the second season. Maybe they run out of ideas, or just had a good concept, but then lacked creativity to keep the plot interesting… So there are a lot of S1’s
Sword Art Online Season 1
Log Horizon Season 1
Level 99 Villainess
Shangri-La Frontier
Rising Of The Shield Hero Season 1
Overlord
The 1986 Fist Of The Northstar animated movie.
Kenshiro gets his girl Julia taken from him, gets beaten up and thrown down a canyon for good measure.
He recovers, fights his way through hordes of mutant bikers, multiple bosses, to a climactic battle against his rival that basically levels the city.
Then wandering through the desert, he suddenly lifts his head up, opens his eyes and remembers “(Oh yeah) Julia…”
I just love the art for her facial expressions, ranging from bishojo heroine
to her inner Yakuza…
Chrome’s greatest weapon is psychological warfare…
Now he’s living rent-free in Berry Blossom’s head…
This bimbo really annoys me, but she’s got murderous tendencies, which makes for a strange mix.
But unless she actually murders people unethically, it won’t hold up.
Does Noel make an unethical decision himself to get his guy? Stay tuned next week…
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In case you were wondering, like I was…
This was the twirly copter toy/bamboo dragonfly that Noel taught the mayor’s daughter to make, as explained back in episode 4