If the last episode, had been a whole anime. I would of watched it in a heart beat. If the entire series had been Yu slowly loosing his sanity as…
How do you make one episode of a show and split it between Food porn and heart wrenching emotions? Well obviously the answer to that is to hospitalize your main…
Phew, well the minute this episode started I had a bad feeling. Looking back now, it was probably the lack of opening that unsettled me but I didn't realize it…
This episode is split into two sections, backstory from Big Brother and 'Let's save Ayumi', all of it is fairly light content and I found myself laughing quiet a few…
We've known for a while that Time-Travel was going to play a part in this story, what none of us really expected though. Is that we have time traveled before…
While not as emotional as the previous two weeks episodes, it isn't as if the show has given up on making us feel. The episode begins by showing us that…
Dealing with loss isn't easy, I'm not sure how he was saved. If it was luck, or Takajo running in with his power to save Yu but Yu is alive…
Well, here's the heart shattering episode I've been waiting for. So, we begin where we left off, with Ayumi sick in bed with a fever. Yu leaves her to rest…
Well while it wasn't the heart wrenching episode I was hoping for, it did fall a lot more on point then the previous one. The episode begins with some students…
We take a much needed pause in ripping our still beating hearts out of our chests for a baseball episode. Wait a second, I remember the Angel Beats baseball episode,…
We move on to the third episode and there are no breaks on the feels train. Well, there are breaks to continue to show us that Takajo is a total…
Well it came down between Charlotte and Ronpo Kitan on which to cover and I settled on Charlotte in the end and I'm kind of glad I did. Episode two…