Connie on The Tyrant Falls in Love: "Souichi’s emotional moments are a thing of angry, completely affectionless beauty. They are what they are, though, and it makes Morinaga happy."
Katherine Dacey on A Devil and Her Love Song: "Tomori nails her characters’ body language and their fitful conversations, which unfold not in eloquent declarations but incomplete sentences, painful silences, and sudden bursts of honesty. I don’t know about you, but that’s how I remember high school, as a time when I had flashes of insight and bravery, but a lot more moments of cringe-inducing stupidity, cowardice, or tongue-tied helplessness."
Jessi on Sword Art Online: "That kind of material is bad enough when it's actually expected, but when the series could operate perfectly well on its own merits yet chooses to indulge in something cheap, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth."
Lissa Pattillo on The Tyrant Falls in Love: "The relationship between Morinaga and Tatsumi continues to crawl forward at an entertainingly agonizing pace."
Joseph Luster on Humanity Has Declined: "What they find inside is a virtual maze of mass-production, a suicidal bread loaf and, ultimately, cluckin' cooked chickens with some lofty, sinister aspirations."
Carl Kimlinger on Texhnolyze: "Texhnolyze is possibly the least enjoyable series ever. Not in a bad way.. . . Watching Texhnolyze is akin to being beaten with a gloom hammer for eight hours."
Sunday, November 4, 2012
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