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Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood – Episode 17 Review
Episode 17, "Cool-Headed Flames"
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Synopsis: Taken into military custody for the death of Maes Hughes, Maria Ross is being railroaded for a murder she didn’t commit. Discovering her arrest from the newspaper, Edward and Alphonse to go to ask around. Barry the Chopper breaks into the prison to release Ross, and meets and releases Ling as well. During their escape, they run into Ed and Al, and Barry advises Ross to run. She complies, but encounters Roy Mustang, who burns her alive with his flames, leaving nothing but a charred corpse. Barry and Ling flee and Ed confronts Roy. Later, Riza Hawkeye takes vacation time, leaving Roy to his own devices. Barry brings Ling back to Falman, and they’re soon joined by Fu and Ranfan. Major Armstrong comes to where Ed is staying and damages his automail, then insists on taking him back to Risembool for repairs, but insisting Al stay in Central. Meanwhile, the homunculi plan to use Barry’s real body to go after him.
Anime Moment: Gundam 00 – Haro Fight
Shin Mazinger Shougeki! Z-Hen – Episode 16 Review
Episode 16, "Exhumation! Battle Intelligence Kedora!"
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Synopsis: Upset by the revelation of his parentage, Kouji decides that he and Shiro will live at the Photon Power Labs, ignoring Tsubasa’s advice to him. Unable to sleep at night, he talks with Sayaka, but they’re interrupted by Mazinger Z, which has been put under control of Kedora, a strange creature Dr. Hell has sent. Kedora, as it happens, is the battle intelligence for the Mechanical Beasts, and transforms Mazinger into a giant demon. With Tsubasa’s help, Kouji is able to regain control and drive Kedora away. Dr. Hell is then confronted by someone who slumbered in the chamber where the Kedora were kept: Duke Gorgon.
Audio: English: Rocking The Dragon (Dragon Ball Z Dubs) (It’s An Article, Fucking Read It!)
With the Audio:English series, PenguinTruth takes a critical look at the English
dubs which grace some of anime’s most defining series in North America.
Dragon Ball Z. I’d like to think that most of us anime fans have seen at least some of it. It certainly is fantastically popular, all over the world. Even in my budding anime fandom, DBZ may not have been my favorite per se, but it was probably the mark by which all other animated programs at the time were measured. "Is this better or worse than DBZ?" I would ask myself. And even today I consider its influence on my fandom and life in general as being somewhat significant, for better or worse.
The Herpderp of Herpderp Derpdederpdederp – Episode 21 Review
Episode 21, "Endless Derp (Part 6)"
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Synopsis: Herpdaderpdaderpdederpherpderpderp. Derp derp herp de derp herp derp. Herpdederp. Herp derp derf herf derp. Derp de derp. Herpdederpdederp. Herp derp derp derp. Herp derp herp derp herp derp. Herrrrrpdewaaaeeeggghhhh. Derp herp herp.
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