
Even if Seiya doesn’t want to do it, he has a plan to turn the park around.
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Even if Seiya doesn’t want to do it, he has a plan to turn the park around.
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I admit that PA Works (Progressive Animation Works) is one of my favorite studios besides Kyoto Animation not because of the high production values, but rather the types of shows they come out. The studio is more known for its original productions, some that I actually enjoyed.
After watching Glasslip, I was deeply disappointed and wondered to my self, why did it fail? It’s odd considering that they played it safe with a premise that they can’t possibly mess it up. Ultimately, we are proven wrong.
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Apparently, there is a mysterious girl with a musket that wants to take Seiya to an amusement park. It will be fun, right?
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Yep, it’s nice to see Tohsaka Rin once again.
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I admit that I have a soft spot when it comes to slice of life shows with cute girls. When I found out that Hanayamata has an American girl from New Jersey who wants to do Yosakoi (よさこい) a type of traditional Japanese traditional dance, I decided to take a look.
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As Rin takes Haruka to Australia, will Haruka finally find a dream for himself?
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At last, the show finally ends! Did we ever find out about the secrets behind the fragments?
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As Hana returns to America with her mother, it’s time for the Hanairo festival. Then again, will she make it back in time for the performance?
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Now that summer has come to an end, it’s time to take a look at what shows I plan on watching for the fall. Like always, this list is subject to change.
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When the first episode of Prisma Illya aired last summer, I decided to watch it since I have a soft spot for magical girl shows. Although the first season felt rushed since it only has 10 episodes, I really enjoyed the premise, battles and the characters. After watching the second season, it was an improvement.
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