One Punch Man finished almost exactly the same way it began, with a series of explosive fight scenes and the screams of a man who is just too powerful for his own good. A series with as much intensity as this one I’m sure the question on everyone’s mind is… was it able to keep the momentum going?
You know shit is going down when the episode juggles two fights at once. One highlighting the S-class heroes and their abilities, the other highlighting what a total and complete dork Saitama can be. And both are completely riveting.
This is the part where I post something about being busy over the holidays and being unable to keep up with blog posts… well, mostly.
While the Christmas specials play endlessly on the television, entertain yourself with some Anime movies and episodes just perfect for the holidays.
Episodes building up to a climatic fight are difficult to review. As the story sets up the characters and the situation, the things that make the episode great are often left on the side line. On the brighter side we get a closer look at the world’s S-Class heroes. Also, aliens.
Deviating more and more from the original movie proves to make Dragonball Super a much better show.
I don’t know about you but there has been an influx of monthly subscription boxes popping up everywhere I look. A lot of them are really great and provide something for everyone to look forward to on a monthly basis. With the holidays fast approaching I should also point out that they could make a great gift for someone you know.
One Punch Man shows that amongst all the action and humor it can provide you with some truly emotional scenes. This episode can otherwise be summed up as, “I’m not crying, you’re crying!”
Dragonball Super really surprised me this week in the best way possible. I went in dragging my feet a bit, resigned with a story I thought I already knew and yet things have changed. They’ve changed in a big way.
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