Super Cub saw us off with one last blend of its many gentle and nicely stitched attributes – coming full seasonal circle in a lengthy Spring trip that ended up being an exceptional platform to support its conclusion.
Vivy: Fluorite Eye’s Song has finally reached its conclusion, finishing in appropriate fashion with a swift reminder of some of the attributes this show does so well.
Still sharp, Fumetsu no Anata e makes the most out of this week, extending Gugu’s story with pleasing structural grace and a healthy devotion to its sentimental touchpoints.
As far as quality is concerned, Vivy: Fluorite Eye’s Song isn’t flinching at all in its latest, still very much gliding on its usual favorable assets as it inches closer to the finish line.
This was about as neat of a demonstration as you can get to 86’s current quality – an eighth episode that brightly illuminates the often tainted experience that has underlined this series.
The way Super Cub navigates its material is yet again pleasing this week – with plenty of spacious, open-air segments that serve to roll in the new Autumn atmosphere and set the mood for what’s to come.
Osamake is now an experiment, the series has effectively deteriorated into a test of mental fortitude as its ability to churn out creatively bankrupt text and banal characterization is evidently, only getting stronger.