Tag Archives: Another

Overview: I’m not even sure if I should do this session for this episode because most of it can be summed up in four words: attempted murder and murder. But lemme try anyway.

Overview: The first scene is of Izumi being told by her friend in glasses, Takako, that she knew a girl named Misaki in elementary school but that she’s not the Misaki they now know.

Overview: Izumi has a dream about meeting Kouichi for the first time. She’s seen crying and cursing her brother and falling down a slope. Kouichi, who’s in hospital clothes, helps her and offers his name.

Overview: The mystery of how Crasick Boy – actual name Nakao – died outside of Yomiyama is solved at the beginning of this episode. Turns out he didn’t die of the collision with the boat but rather from a head … Continue reading →

Overview: Hey, here’s our beach episode.

Overview: The last episode ended with 9-3’s homeroom teacher pulling a knife on them and acting in disturbing ways. I thought he was going to attack them but no, he just rips up own throat. It’s gruesome. Arterial spray and … Continue reading →

Overview: Last episode ended with Mei and Kouichi in the former’s home, talking about 9-3’s messy business, and this one continues that conversation. We see that the class actually asked Mei about her being cast in the role of the … Continue reading →

Overview: Following Mizuno’s death, the atmosphere in 9-3 (thanks to Karandi for this; 9-3 looks better than class 3) is even more tense. Artist Boy – Mochizuki Yuuya – worries about their teacher Mikami’s health in the wake of all … Continue reading →

Overview: So Yukari died last episode. Turns out her mother also died on that day from a car accident which is probably why she was in such a rush and so freaked out when she left the class. Both deaths … Continue reading →

Overview: Bone Work picks up where the last episode left off, with Mei removing her eye-patch. I was half-expecting some dark hollow but instead there’s an artificial green eye that she says comes from a doll. She also says that … Continue reading →