Genshiken Episode 11: On the Presence of Malicious Intent in Urban Crimes

juanacosta7705

5 mo

The transition was quiet and very slow, with Sasahara finding a realization about his responsibilities that dragged on, and the drama concerning how to express one’s feelings about the space around him was dull and repetitive.

azamuddinalias

5 mo

To my mind, the episode feels like a quiet transition toward the future. The most chilling part is when Sasahara realizes he might have to take on more responsibility. My opinion about the graphics is that the evening cityscapes are moody and very beautifully painted.

debprotyusa

5 mo

The tension between Kasukabe and the club finally reaches a turning point. It’s not just about anime anymore, it’s about respecting people’s spaces. The drama felt very earned and realistic.