Episode 04 (7/10 Great)
Impression:
Lingering desires. I’d like to base a story on this theme. Although, I didn’t find this episode to be very interesting. One reason is the way pop idols are betrayed. Some anime make them intriguing characters, but some, like this episode, make them dull and average. Plus, Kun’s lyrics were morbid. I don’t see how lyrics like that could make her the pop sensation they’re trying to show her as. I’d like to take this time to say that Oori Kagami is a much better leading man than Keita (from Kurokami) because he does everything he can to help Makina without being asked or whining. He’s my favorite lead male of the season.
Suggestive Content:
Keisei puts a load of anime figurines and posters in Kagami’s room. Depending on the fansub, expect foul language. (Expect it in any anime. The translators will use the words they think will express the sentiment.)
Rating:
Animation: 8.5/10
Characters: 9/10
Writing: 7/10
Pacing: 7/10
Enjoyment: 8/10
Impression:
Lingering desires. I’d like to base a story on this theme. Although, I didn’t find this episode to be very interesting. One reason is the way pop idols are betrayed. Some anime make them intriguing characters, but some, like this episode, make them dull and average. Plus, Kun’s lyrics were morbid. I don’t see how lyrics like that could make her the pop sensation they’re trying to show her as. I’d like to take this time to say that Oori Kagami is a much better leading man than Keita (from Kurokami) because he does everything he can to help Makina without being asked or whining. He’s my favorite lead male of the season.
Suggestive Content:
Keisei puts a load of anime figurines and posters in Kagami’s room. Depending on the fansub, expect foul language. (Expect it in any anime. The translators will use the words they think will express the sentiment.)
Rating:
Animation: 8.5/10
Characters: 9/10
Writing: 7/10
Pacing: 7/10
Enjoyment: 8/10
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