#Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni

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Episodio 7 del Anime ‘Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni...’!!

>>http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5m8vmx

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Spring Anime 2017 Part 1: woke up late

This time I prepared so I could get to the procrastinating right with the first post! Yay! Let’s get this show on the road.

See also:

• spring anime 2017 part 2: girlfriendship is magic

• spring anime 2017 part 3: comfy and easy to wear

• spring anime 2017 bonus round: things you already knew were good

Alice to Zouroku

So get this, a pretty girl with psychic superweapon powers escapes from a lab she’s been in her whole life and now has to adapt to the real world with the help of a guy she stumbles upon, all while being chased by her superweapon former friends. But in a shocking twist, this is actually better than Elfen Lied! Not being written by someone as brutally incompetent as Lynn Okamoto is a start, but the real change here is that our heroine is less murder machine and more genuinely cute, and more importantly the guy she ends up with is not a harem ringleader dorklord, but a grumpy elderly florist. Yeah, we’re skipping the recent trend of dadfeel anime and diving headfirst into granddad feels (I don’t know if aging otaku are quite old enough to fully self-insert yet, but the same principle applies). It’s a low hanging fruit, but that’s what makes it work; a deliberate, contemplative pace and delightfully whimsical music by TO-MAS also help. So far, so good, were it not for the fact that this is only one aspect of the show. Of course a show like this would have an action half as well, and that one’s pretty garbage. Not only is it directed with zero impact or excitement, it also relies on horrible CG a lot - I really don’t want to be reminded of Hand Shakers this quickly again, thank you very much. Plus, it runs with a Alice in Wonderland metaphor, which is baby’s first literary reference and doesn’t bode well about the intellectual ambitions of the project. So we have one half that’s admittedly effective, but also very predictable and which desperately needs to go somewhere to pay off. The other half just plain sucks and has little chance to improve. I think I’ll give this one a few more chances to sort out its priorities, but it’s definitely not a sure thing.

Busou Shoujo Machiavellianism

A cocky guy walks into a school full of pretty girls with weapons who have managed to sissify all the dudes by forcing them to crossdress. He then proceeds to troll them with his rugged charm. You know, it’s really not that easy to offend me but damn this show is trying. Apart from bottom-tier harem crap setup, this show also looks like ass and is tremendously boring; a few well done action cuts do not in fact excuse “fights” that mostly consist of exposition about special attacks, or terminally uninspired direction. Macchiavellism is the worst of shounen fightmens crossed with the worst of harem LNs, plus some of the worst jokes bad anime comedy can come up with. It’s not even audacious enough in its badness to boggle the mind; I could watch this if I was interested in adding another 1/10 to my MAL, but that’s about all I can appreciate about it.

Frame Arms Girl

Speaking of unholy combinations, here’s Gundam Build Fighters x Rozen Maiden x Strike Witches: A girl stumbles into a sentient mecha musume model kit that spends its time explaining the technical details of model building to her and attracts other model kits that want to fight. It’s an ad for model kits, what do you expect. There’s no characters, the plot is utterly uninteresting, the action’s bad, it looks subpar to bad, and the only high point is how brazenly it reads to you from the manual.

Gin no Guardian

Here’s your latest Chinese webcomic adaptation from your friends at Haoliners Animation League (Shanghai) Inc., whose output has been asymptotically approaching the quality level of a bad Japanese cartoon for years now: Closer than ever, but still not quite there. Maybe they should stop picking bad webcomics with incomprehensible nonsense plots as source material, just sayin’. So this is about a dude who beats up CG zombies in the spirit world but the actual story is how he got there? Or something? It manages to look barely alright and even has some visually striking design work, but its half-length run time prevents it from forming any semblance of coherence and I’m not about to ask for further clarification.

Oushitsu Kyoushi Haine

In a vaguely 18th century Germanic kingdom, a grown ass man with the body of a ten year old and a snarky disposition is hired to become the tutor of an instaharem of fabulous princes. I really don’t get who this is for; obviously the harem is straight out of a PSP otome dating sim, but it’s lacking the obvious self-insert dimwitted main girl, and no, it isn’t gay romance either. Even though it’s a comedy, that aspect does not seem to be played for outright parody. The source material is running in GFantasy, a shounen title (but not one as specifically elementary schooler-focused as Jump, it also carries fujo favorites such as Black Butler). Dubious provenance aside, Haine is moderately funny if nothing else, mainly due to the deadpan reactions of the main character to these ridiculous dreamboats. It just also drags more than a little, with long conversations that aren’t very entertaining all the time. It’s watchable compared to a lot of the stuff out this season, but I remain unconvinced.

Rokudenashi Majutsu Koushi to Akashic Records

After Macchiavellism already obliterated the battle harem bingo, here’s our next winner. The setup’s more or less the same and in some respects it’s even more formulaic (the school is actually a magic school for magic people, princesses, duels, &c), but Akashic Record is not quite as odious simply by focusing on being a comedy first and foremost and pulling that off at least on a technical level - it has good visual execution and comedic timing. The question is just how much credit you want to give it for that when the jokes themselves still suck, and that’s of course ignoring the entire setup being Light Novel as all fuck. Kinda seems familiar actually, because this is not entirely unlike to what KonoSuba did to the isekai genre, and people keep trying to tell me that that was totally great. Well, go watch this one then, motherfuckers.

Sagrada Reset

But there’s always the other kind of light novel, the one where high schoolers talk about life, people and the world. Think Bakemonogatari or OreGairu. Sagrada Reset wants a slice of that pie and starts by stealing the magical realism conceit from classic™ visual novel Wind ~A Breath of Heart~: There’s a remote town in Japan where everyone has superpowers, but if they leave the town they instantly forget about it. Oops, i guess I just spoiled Wind’s midgame, but I have to since Sagrada Reset puts this stuff right upfront because it has to discuss technicalities (at length) to make its plot work. Yeah, that’s how I like my magical realism, thoroughly explained and conceived by people who should write wikis, not fiction. There’s a girl who can reset time, but only once per arbitrary period of time and also including herself, which means she only finds out she already did it once it doesn’t work again. So that’s pretty useless, except there’s a guy whose superpower is having his memory unaffected by this. They have to work together to solve... some problems, I suppose. This whole idea seems to have potential in a JoJo subplot sort of way, but it’s completely sunk by the way the thing is written, since apparently the writer has never met a human being in his life. It’s entirely made of these pseudo-deep highschool stoner philosophy conversations presented in a lifeless inflection by people who stand around like robots on battery saver mode. This seems to be intentional (at least the term “robot” is thrown around a couple of times, which is certainly ominous), but it also makes for an excruciating and interminable watching experience.

Sakura Quest

Since Sakura Quest was announced, I have been gleefully throwing water on the hype of people who expected this to be the next Shirobako. After all, how likely is it for lightning to strike twice, especially considering Mizushima is not in the director’s seat? Surely it was all just wishful thinking, I want a S2 of Shirobako as much as everyone but I just don’t trust anime. Well consider me fucking told, since apparently among the parties wishing for more Shirobako is P.A. Works, and unlike the anitwitterati they can make it happen. The actual brand name seems to be reserved for a Mizushima project, but I would have no trouble believing that Sakura Quest is a spinoff about Aoi’s sister in the boonies; Shirobako Sunshine, if you will. The initial setup is mirrored here; Yoshino is not a young professional starting her dream job, but a young professional unable to score a dream job (or any job) so she settles for a random one she’s very skeptical of, but will undoubtedly learn to love. Apart from that, well, it’s Shirobako: The positive tone, the large cast of likeable oddballs, the relatable writing about post-highschool problems, and it even looks completely identical. I’ll still be realistic about it: Shirobako isn’t great for what its ideas were, but for how thoroughly it delivered in the long run, and this is by no means guaranteed to also happen with Sakura Reset Quest. For an episode 1 though, it’s like a dream come true, and P.A. are setting themselves up for seasonal double domination with this and Uchouten Kazoku S2.

Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni

Enough gushing, here’s 5 minutes of porn. Okay, it’s josei porn so there may still be gushing involved if you know what I mean, nyuk nyuk. Er, sorry about that. Sooooo there’s a sexually frustrated woman who meets her school crush who’s now a priest, and then they fuck. With a staff made up mostly of (non-josei, but hey) hentai OVA veterans, there is really only one way this could go. I appreciate the brazenness as usual, but I really don’t know how much steamy harlequin romance tailored to TV broadcast standards I want to watch.

Tsugumomo

I’ve seen some warnings about Tsugumomo based on its source material which is a manga with 1. a very high level of art quality and 2. content that has been described as “makes To-Love Ru Darkness look family friendly”. This may explain why it has not been licensed. It doesn’t explain why this first episode is fairly tame though; sure, it’s very much an ecchi comedy, but you get those from time to time and Tsugumomo is not any more raunchy than what I’m used to seeing (and it accomplishes this even without obvious BD-advert censoring). That incidentally also removes any reason to watch it: The plot is as basic “guy gets magical girlfriend for purposes of fights and/or walking in on her naked in the bath” from 15 years ago as they come, and it’s suspiciously well animated, but not well enough for that to be a selling point. Maybe it will get real skeevy eventually, I won’t be around to find out.

Warau Salesman NEW

Warau Salesman starts strong with ultra cool, Saul Bass-inspired opening credits, but that’s about all it has to offer. It’s based on a “black comedy” manga from the 60s by one of the Doraemon authors, and oh boy can you tell. Not only are the character designs 60s-tastic (so at least the Osomatsu-san fujos can schlick to something while they wait for the S2 of that), but so are the sensibilities: The titular salesman goes around tempting frustrated office workers with doing something moderately irresponsible, such as drinking in your lunch break or spending above your means, and then ruins their life when they actually do it. It’s like Twilight Zone written by your HR department. In the 60s. This stuff would have been outdated even in 1989, when it was animated for the first time – hence the “NEW”. I don’t know, it just seems mean-spirited, obvious and pointless, and most importantly I put the “black comedy” in quotes because in addition to not being very black, it’s not funny in any way, and unlike regular anime comedy I can’t even see what’s supposed to be funny. 

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WHAT KIND OF PICKUP LINE IS THIS

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Anime: Frühjahr/Sommer - Schlussmeinung

Alice to Zouroku

Der Anime war gut aber nicht super gut. Die erste Hälfte war eher düster und nach der ersten Hälfte fühlte es sich mehr als das Ende an als das tatsächliche. Man hätte gut dort das Ende legen können. Es fühlte sich emotional zufrieden stellender an. Nach der ersten Hälfte wird die Story niedlicher und fröhlicher wie ich es eigentlich zu Anfang davon erwartet habe. Es passt irgendwie überhaupt nicht mehr zur ersten Hälfte. Das Ende ist nochmal ernster aber es fühlt sich nicht ganz so zufrieden stellend an und ich habe irgendwie mehr erwartet.

Oushitsu Kyoushi Haine

Die Serie ist eigentlich genauso gewesen wie ich sie mir vorgestellt habe. Es war nichts Besonderes und in Ordnung. Ich müsste mir die Serie aber kein zweites Mal ansehen. Haine war allerdings ein wenig zu overpowered. Er war zu gut in allem, auch wenn er ein Geheimnis am Ende hat.

Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni

Leider hat die Seite, wo ich mir die Episoden hergeholt habe nur die Episoden 1 – 4 gehabt und danach kam nichts mehr. Mich hatte die Serie nicht so sehr begeistert, dass ich noch woanders danach gesucht habe, also habe ich es gelassen. Da die Folgen so kurz waren blieb irgendwie kein Raum für Charakterentwicklung und das was ich gesehen habe zwischen den beiden ging immer super schnell ins körperliche über und war ein bisschen zu explizit (ich habe aber eine zensierte Version geguckt, was auch irgendwie nervig war). Ein bisschen kam mir das ganze wie so ein Hausfrauenroman vor.

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do you know if theres a place where we can read the manga for souryo to majiwaru shikiyoku no yoru ni?

dude I GOT YOU

This link has the raws of Volumes 1-10, excluding Volume 5. (Keep in mind that there are no translations.) Have fun!! The smut is some of the best I’ve ever read, FOR REALS

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Animes, Abril 2017.

-Tsuki ga kirei.

-Renai Boukun.

-Seikaisuru kado.

-Maria†Holic.

-Souryo to majiwaru shikiyoku no yoru ni.

-Fukumenkei noise.

-Eromanga-sensei.

-Shingeki no kyojin 2nd season.

-Boku no hero academia 2nd season.

*Películas*

-HAL.

-Kokoro ga sakebitagatterunda.

*Rewatched*

-ToraDora!♥

-Boku dake ga inai machi.   

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Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni Episode 1 Endcard

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When you reunites with your fist love,

turns out that he’s now a monk

GENRE :: Romance, shoujo, smut R18 BUT NOT HENTAI ok

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Futaba Haduki ilustró la endcard del episodio de esta semana del Anime Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni...!!  

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Upcoming Anime Season (Spring 2017)

Adapted/expanded from a conversation I had with @jazzmasterreissue​ and @neverdandere​ on Discord. 

Looked through everything and also directors/studios/source material. tl;dr Spring 2017 anime in no particular order (Bolded: I'll be checking out; Italics: I'll be keeping an eye on):

(EDIT: Tumblr hyperlinks make the bolds hard to see on the dashboard/mobile. How annoying. I’m watching BnHA, Sword Oratoria, Cinderella girls comedy spinoff, Saekano, Sakura Quest, Tsuki ga Kirei, and Sakurada Reset.)

of course, many hyperlinks. 

tons of notable action sequels/spinoffs: Boku no hero, SnK, Boruto (does that even count?), Berserk, DanMachi spin off: Sword Oratoria, Shingeki no Bahamut (From what i hear, solid. The original is often called "anime Indiana Jones")

a few non-action sequels: Cinderella girls comedy spin off, Starmyu (a wonder how this got approved), Saekano, Eccentric Family, Natsume's Book of Friends 

non-sequel Anime Originals (always worth a try because originals are rare): Sakura Quest (Notable Studio: P.A. Works, Notable Character Designs: Shirobako), Love Kome: We Love Rice (oh dear...), Seikai Suru Kado, ID-0 (May be worth a look due to director's experience: Code Geass), Re:Creators (May be worth a look due to director's experience: Fate/Zero), Tsuki ga Kirei (Notable Studio: Feel. (aka OreGairu), May be worth a look due to director's experience: Angel Beats!)

notable Adaptations: Sakurada Reset (Notable Studio: David Productions (aka Jojo), Notable Director: Kokoro Connect, Non non Biyori), Clockwork Planet, Kabukibu! (Notable Director: Akatsuki no Yona, Notable Character designer: the mangaka group CLAMP known for their effective young adult style), Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni... (Notable ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)), Eromanga Sensei (Notable Author: Oreimo), Granblue Fantasy (Notable Source: Popular phone game aka probably bad but there will be cute girls?), Zero Kara Hajimero Mahou no Sho (Notable studio: White Fox, but director is noob), Alice to Zouroku (Notable director: Flying Witch and also had a hand in Toradora!)

Expectations

sleeper (aka good people behind it but no one knows about it): Tsuki ga Kirei  dark horse (aka no reason to expect goodness but I do): Sakura Quest most likely to start waifu wars:  Saekano ♭ meme show:  Love Kome: We Love Rice biggest disappointment:  Zero Kara Hajimero Mahou no Sho (a lot of people are going to watch this because the title is similar to Re:Zero’s Japanese title, the main character is also a white haired witch, and White Fox is riding off the coattails of Re:Zero)

TL;DR: Action sequels, SoL Originals, feels like meh, and Oreimo is back with a vengeance. 

Thanks for reading!

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