Anime/Kamisama no Memo-Chu

NVM.

edited 7th Jul '11 7:57:44 AM by Pokénatic

Hope the next case is a bit more intricate.

Still, the show seems like it'll be worth watching. And hey, I got through Gosick. I can definitely watch this thing.

So, when's episode 2 airing again?

Friday.

Why's this episode shorter than the previous one?

Anyways, so did the father use his daughter as a decoy by leaving that cellphone in that bag?

edited 17th Jul '11 4:56:41 PM by Signed

I doubt it.

And the first episode was some sort of special case, it's one of those longer-than-the-standard-episode pilots.

I still want a show about the nutcases in the dojo.

That'd be hilarious.

They get some more screentime in the third episode, plus due to certain developments I think we'll be seeign more of them.

Episode 4: I started doubting my guess that Min-san's father was involved somehow just a few moments before they revealed that he was involved. I guess I shouldn't second guess myself so much...

4 episodes in...I'm more interested in the side characters than Narumi, who still seems bland to me.

I suppose it's not unreasonable that a NEET detective service would take anything from cases with mafia involvement to cases about lingerie designer stalkers, but it still feels whiplash-y to me. Last arc we had a man being chased down for money laundering, this week we have boob size jokes and bras. What?

Yeah, this episode does feel like filler.

Episode 1 (missing girl case) is a lot better, no other episode since managed to repeat its success.

I think episode 5 featured "99 problems" remastered to mention NEE Ts and Alice. Not sure though.

So...how exactly is everybody feeling about this anime? I personally stay away because I don't like bland male meets extraordinary girl stories, but from what I've read, it's been really mixed.

Well, I like bland guy meets extraordinary girl stories, but this show is what I'd call average. It's not bad, but it lacks... something. Punch, or appeal, or something like that.

Wait. That glasses guy is actually a girl? What? What?

I thought that was made pretty obvious by the previous episode I am not sure if she had a full sex change but it does seem like the case as Alice said she had given up her womanhood or something

Well, I didn't see that twist coming. Fun, but it doesn't really redeem how tedious this arc had become (four episodes was at least one too many).

Frankly, there's been two "good" episodes (#1 and #4) out of 8 so far, so I'm not very psyched up for what's next.

Fun baseball episode, because we have people goofing off and three extremely cute girls. Seriously, Meo should be in every episode.

Oh, dear, a baseball episode. Let's try not falling asleep watching the most boring sport ever.

... Well, it could have been worse.

Episode 10:

Holy crap. Did not see that coming.

And I liked Ayaka a lot too...

Now Meo needs to compensate for this loss in cute girls.

edited 11th Sep '11 3:32:46 AM by fillerdude

Just started watching this yesterday, and saw every episode up to now.

My reaction to the end of episode 10 can be summed up as "WHAT?".

I mean, they didn't actually do that, right? There's just no way. This show is way too... lighthearted to kill off a blue shirt.

What a terrible point to end an Archive Binge.

Yea, there had to be some extenuating circumstances. You don't just do that right after someone all but confesses to you. Then again, I'm not a teenage Japanese schoolgirl, so what do I know. What was really going on behind the scenes, I suspect, will come to light in the next few episodes.

Honestly? The series always struck me as pretty dark and well... Gritty in a weird way. I wouldn't be surprised.

Posted before watching Episode 11: I did notice that Ayaka was trying to keep people away from the greenhouses so Ayaka was growing the plants to make the drug and when she found out that the others were investigating she tried to get out of it and her brother or her brothers creepy friend pushed her off the roof

After watching Episode 11: I was half right, she was growing the flowers but it looks like they drugged her up so she would throw herself from the roof.

edited 17th Sep '11 5:43:07 AM by SebastianGray

Well, seems like they haven't killed her. Yet. I hope she makes it somehow.

In unrelated news: Hakamizuka must die for that last remark!