Well, at least if the girls in Strike Witches: Road to Berlin have any say in it. Once again, Tim and I take a look at another entry in the Strike Witches franchise, and it's one that thankfully lives up to its earlier namesakes. Brave Witches aside, of course, although they still let its sweetheart main lead have a quick cameo in this show. Basically, if you liked the earlier shows, there's no reason to dread this one.

And that's our lot once again. Next week, things are going to get a bit darker, so stay tuned.

-Stig Høgset.

Alrighty, so while we were preparing to fly, Allen snuck in a review for Cells At Work season 2, which once again take us all on a journey inside the human body. (Which is a bit different from flying.) Anyway, Allen is very disappointed in season 2... for ending up at 8 episodes.

And that's it for this week. Next week, we will take to the skies like we were planning to this week, so... see you all then.

-Stig Høgset.

So yeah, we'll be taking a sabbatical this week. We'll be back next week with some high flying shenanigans, though.

Stay safe everyone.

-Stig Høgset.

Can you say "holdover review"? Well, here's Azur Lane: Slow Ahead a relatively short watch based on the anime based on the game. Unlike the original anime, this short doesn't want you to think too hard about what's going on. This sadly makes it more of a success than the original anime, which I'd still like to remind you, I actually wanted to be good. I guess I still have the game, for as little more as that one makes sense by this point.

Nothing big this week. Well, we'll see if anything goes down next week. See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.