Seasonal Prattle

Jaku-Chara Tomozaki-kun gets ever closer to its conclusion and evidently, is only getting stronger along the way.

Associating with a character’s drama naturally demands moving beyond yourself, and understanding someone’s own lived experiences and resulting perspective even if it’s mostly foreign to you.

The positive streak for Wonder Egg Priority continues, extending a favorable combination of grim inquiry, intimacy, and insightful character vignettes for all to enjoy.

This felt like a return to form for Horimiya – decisive in the bigger picture with what it wants to accomplish and competent in executing its moment to moment to ideas, while most importantly, not coming across as glaringly ill-paced like certain previous showings.

Offering yet another great showing, Wonder Egg Priority pushes out a fourth episode that’s in fantastic shape; Crafting a strong personality through thematic subtext that boiled elegantly into actual text as it brushes across pointed ideas of sexual menace and identity.