Phew, alright so in the way of things that Team Ootori does this episode. It's pretty much, sit around and talk about what they are going to perform for the…
We take a turn to bring the series to America for two episodes where we take a look at the Civil Rights movement shortly after the assassination of Martin Luther…
When you take a look at episode 7 of Sakurako-san and then look back to episode 6, you wonder to yourself. 'Did episode 6 really happen? Or was it a…
I had an internal debate with myself if I should call this episode 'Stardust Revolution' or 'Sucks to suck' because the rest of the school got OWNED by Team Ootori…
This is one of those episodes when marathon watching the series, I'd say skip it. The only real purpose it serves is to give us an idea of what the…
This was a very emotionally charged episode, which once again hammers in the reality of war and the harshness of it without crossing too many lines. I think however, the…
Two important figures from the opening pop in within these two episodes and yet, still I could find almost nothing to say about episode four without watching episode five with…
The beginning of this episode reads like a war movie, with Hazama and his group being tortured by the Vietnamese. I'm not exactly sure what kind of information they were…
The episode opens up with Hoshitani jogging and doing his morning extra practice when he stumbles upon Tsukigami practicing his dance moves. He goes over to talk to him and…
The last episode made us painfully aware that Vietnam was happening, but it showed it to us from the side of someone who wasn't there. Another country, feeling the effects…
There's just one thing in most mystery anime that always both amuses and bothers me at the same time. I like to call it the Detective Conan syndrome, as it…
One of the best things about Young Black Jack I think is it's ability to bring you back to the time the series is set in. Among one of the…