I have forgotten when I reviewed it, but there was a time when I watched something called Senran Kagura: Ninja Flash! At the time, I had no particular context to go on, but that didn't matter, because the show was kind of alright. So I was a bit more optimistic with Senran Kagura: Shinovi Master, and... well, I think it's easy to tell that even the creators didn't have much of a high opinion about this second attempt at an animated feature. Better stick to the games, I guess.

That's our lot for now. Next week, we'll all see how we just can't win! That's just swell, isn't it? See you then?

-Stig Høgset.

Well, the competition is probably quite fierce here, but Allen takes a look at Maquia: When The Promised Flower Blooms, and finds it... pretty much amazing. You might want to watch it foreveeeeeeeeeer!

I... wish I could say that about next week's show, but.... yeah, no. That ain't gonna happen. See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.

Tim is a bit puzzled by Holmes of Kyoto and its tendency to label our main lead as a "nasty Kyoto boy". Is it a cultural thing? Well, it was an odd synchro, although still an underwhelming show, given its potential.

Thank you all for joining us again this week. Next week we got some more flowery language for you all. See you then.

-Stig Høgset.

So, today's contribution is Allen taking a look at A Silent Voice: The Movie, which he finds very, very good. (If also very, very uncomfortable, but that's bullying for you.)

It's good that we get to end on a serious note too, because next week will be more... unexplainable? See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.