So, I happened to find a copy of the Madoka key animation note volume 2 at a Book-Off today, and that made me want to order a couple more off of Amazon. These kind of things are just awesome compared to most other art/fanbooks I've spotted so far.
Kiss him, not me - #7
So the quiet guy got to quietly undress the MC and cuddle up with her to warm her up, and is the only character who realizes the whole thing was real? ...I'm okay with that.
Magical Girl Killing Project - #8
Nana and the angel sister are now broken beyond repair... welcome to Hinamizawa!
It's an OK show, but still pretty meh and by-the-numbers. Relying on showing the audience flashbacks to flesh its characters out is one of the cheapest tricks in my book, though. They create a huge disconnect between the audience and the cast, all while failing to try and make the characters feel more empathetic with how cliched and edgy most of their backstories are.
As far as the cast itself is concerned, nobody ever knew a thing about anybody else except for Snow White and La Pucelle, which makes their team dynamics and stuff feel forced and lifeless.
Occultic;Nine - #7
Things are getting weirder by the minute, but I'm enjoying most characters and situations except for Ryo-tas and the gay barman.
Also, I was expecting the name of the girl who had bumped into the MC to actually become a key point in Sarai's "we're already dead" hypothesis with how the story had the MC read and call her name out loud; had Sarai only asked about it, they probably could've checked the list of victims for her name.
