Yes, I suppose I could have come up with my own title again, but when there is already the perfect song about the subject, why not let it do the talking? Or... you know, singing? Anyway, the SoL'ers might be able to sing about boobs and make it fun, but the lead of High School DxD Hero can listen to boobies, and maybe even talk to them. Clearly, there haven't been enough study done on this subject.

That was fun, wasn't it? Well, next week will be... not so fun, even if the show title sounds like the start of a really tacky joke. And by "not fun", I mean like "Shigurui ~not fun~". Good show, but potentially very, very uncomfortable. See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.

Sorry about being a day late with this one. Yesterday was busy and tiresome and it just plumb slipped my mind.

Anyway, Allen gives To The Abandoned Sacred Beasts a go, and he probably doesn't really have any compunctions about abandoning this one. Despite its premise, there's little intelligence to be had in it.

You can probably say that about next week's show too, but at least that one remembered one important thing. So see you all then.

-Stig Høgset.

Allen takes a look at Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, and maybe we should all be grateful that Allen never had a conversation with his inner demon. (If he has one.) That said, this is a good show. A nasty one, sure, so step in with caution, but do step in.

Well, we've faced our demons, and next week, we'll be facing some beasts. See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.

Hey, remember when movies made 2000 out to be some kind of futuristic metropolis or post-apocalyptic wasteland? Well, Giant Gorg isn't quite that kind of show, but it does concern itself with a few years into the future. And a big robot. ADVENTURE HOOOOOOO!

And that's that. We will be back next week, where the violence will be kicked up a notch. See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.