Today we enter the world of giant monsters, as Allen reviews the first season Kaiju No. 8. He liked the show despite the usual shonen tropes, so expect a review of its sequel from him when it comes out.

Stig is back from vacation but needs some time to rest. He'll return to do the review updates as usual on Monday.

- Tim

Time for me to fill in for Stig once again while he's on vacay.

Up first is Allen with Mysterious Disappearances, a show he ended up enjoying despite his mixed feelings on it. He also rather liked its female lead.

Stig and I, meanwhile, catch up on Vinland Saga with its second season, which we enjoyed just as much as the first one. Both of us are hoping we won't have to wait another four or five years for the first part of the third arc of the manga to be adapted.

That's all for today. See you next Monday.

- Tim Jones

Ah, yeah, sorry for being a bit late. Funny thing is, I've been working on some reviews myself these first days I have off, so.... *cough*

Anyway, Allen still comes through here with Snack Basue, which he finds... OK? It's a bit of a mixed bag, both character and content wise. Just like real life.

And that's that. If my vacation doesn't swallow me up again, I'll see you next Monday.

-Stig Høgset.

And so, Allen's pick for this week falls on Black Butler: Public School Arc, which he finds a nice continuation of the whole Black Butler franchise despite its era's dim view on the common people. Gotta keep it real, I guess.

And once again, we are at an end of this week's offering. See you again next week for some salty treats.

-Stig Høgset.