Kamisama ni Natta H returns with a steaming serving of awful – attempting to pull-off a crucial tear-jerking reveal in the script, with the only drawback being the show’s ability to script write has proven to be a trashcan.
Once again, Adachi to Shimamura executed an episode that’s tightly in its genre’s wheelhouse with a fair amount of tact and grace.
It’s another week and yet another dose of Munou na Nana doing what it does best – placing its brand of tension, manipulation, and deceit in an excellent position for success.
Kamisama ni Natta Hi makes yet another valiant statement to establish itself as a swiftly sinking ship.
This was a really pleasing turnout from Jujutsu Kaisen on both sides of the coin – delivering an immersive production effort down to the tacks and pushing out a level of healthy scripting that heartily understands its mood shifts and hooks.
Akudama Drive’s fifth turnout is another good one, shifting gears from its vibrant, bombastic nature to a quiet, character-driven showing with really no visible troubles at all.
We’re now just stacking good episodes on top of good episodes in Munou na Nana, and it’s starting to feel a little underrated in the bigger picture of Fall’s catalog