…….I’m out of words so here’s a simple pictorial breakdown:

“Daddy! I’m gonna marry this boy!”

“No you don’t bitch!”

(slow motion)”NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooooooo!!11!one”

Deus ex machina Tatsuya’s Dad saves the day.

After X years they get married…and are still pinching each others noses (and other body parts)

Uh well seriously guys…who actually ENJOYED THIS SERIES all the way? It reminded me of the crappy ending that Nishi no Yoki Majo had. Except that show at least had pretty good and consistent animation.

Whew so only 1 more week left of this (not so lovely) show. I gotta admit the last few episodes were interesting but unfortunately that does not uphold the fact that the majority of this show blows. Okay so Tatsuya & Karen are on their way to the moon, and Yurugen orders the Moon army to shoot at Karen’s ship. Of course castlKaren has mad piloting skillz so she avoids all the shots and rocket missiles and thanks to Mia, is able to land the ship inside the base. Continue Reading »

I actually liked this week’s episode. The story was pretty interesting and the animation didn’t suck too badly. While Tatsuya was laying uncoscious Feena decided she’s going back to the moon along with the maid girl (god her name just blanked in my head.) When she comes back she runs into blondie who’s being a jerk as usual and filling her head with b/s. She immediately goes to see her father and explain to him that Tatsuya is her “chosen man”. Continue Reading »

You know I honestly thought the storyline was pretty good in this episode. It was cool to find out that Risu is actually a schizo with the evil side being the “wrath of the people from the war between the moon and earth.” I was disappointed at their once again interrupted kiss but I can live with that. HOWEVER, for the love of ham why must we have…

Upcoming Attractions: The animation (and story) improves.

This is all that matters in this episode:

Tatsuya has been “accepted” to be Feena’s “man”. Next week more raburabu action so it may actually keep me awake.

Just as a heads up, I’m super behind everything because torrents coming out lately, birthdays, defective ipods and the like. However I will try to catch on everything by tomorrow and post up some blog entries in the evening. (Or at least short impressions like this one.) This will be like this next week as well because of Thanksgiving.

Ok I generally liked the episode. I’m glad they’re starting to move the relationship but once again I was slapped with the cliches. This week’s cliches are: “Let go of me! *runs away crying”, Blonde bad guy who’s her “supposed” fiance, being told by the childhood friend that “YOU LIKE HER” and then realizing “I LIKE HER!”. Actually it might not all have been that bad if it wasn’t for the 2nd half of the episode that was animated by the same horrible team who did episode 3. That pretty much killed any seriousness the show had for me and as much as I tried to get into it I just couldn’t. Next week doesn’t look any better but at least the constipated plot (or something) is moving along.

And if you live in North Carolina, I am so sorry if you or anyone got affected by the tornado. (We’re getting crazy rain up here though.)

I actually liked this episode, even though when I step back and think about it, it’s another truckload of cliches. The title of the episode is “A princess cannot fall in love.” Okay just from that you should pretty much know which direction this show is headed. Yes that’s right, the earth boy CANNOT BY ANY MEANS ever fall in love with the moon girl. And that blonde girl, Riisu, is sent down to earth to prevent this from happening. Continue Reading »