Freezing #06 — “She Never Give Up To Grow Taller”

February 11th, 2011

 

It’s hard to take the antagonists seriously when the eyecatches recommend patting their heads.

Impressions:

Not a terrible episode, but I’m already struggling to find anything interesting to say about it. Everything about it just screams generic new girl/rival for any action show, complete with the real antagonists instigating a misunderstanding that sparks a fight between the leads. I did find it amusing that after my complaints last week about putting De Arimasu up against a bunch of nobodies, she fought both Ganessa and Bridg this week. On the flipside, that meant that the animation for the other 18 or so minutes of the episode… well… wasn’t. The bit in the first half where the dynamic duo were telling Kazuya about the last guy Bridg eviscerated was particularly awful. The shots just kept getting more and more zoomed in on their eyes as the scene dragged along.

Kazuya’s only contribution to the episode was stammering when both females told him to address them more familiarly too. De Arimasu practically had to wet hump him the cafeteria to get her point across. As with every fight in this show to date, they had to make up new attacks for De Arimasu vs Bridg too, although for being inside a gym, there was a curiously large amount of budget conserving dust being kicked up by every single move. I’m also unclear on the upper limit of Accels now that we’re at Double. Is it like the Kaioken? How much can her body take? De Arimasu can grow light wings too. Apparently both of these things makes 3rd years very very annoyed for reasons I’ve yet to fully comprehend. Do they really not have anything better to do? Isn’t there an entire class full of other 3rd year psychopaths assumably also trying to all kill each other? Also, why does every character insist on ambushing each other coming out of the shower?

Preview:

Kicking girls while they’re down.

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10 Shouts From the Peanut Gallery

  • Takebou says:

    This feels just as bad as Black God.

  • Yue says:

    When you say “bad”, do you mean the whole “transition to anime” or its entirety including the manga?

  • DmonHiro says:

    They said Attia Simmons is Romanian. I’m Romanian, and that name… couldn’t be any more NON-Romanian if they tried. A little effort guys, come on…

  • john says:

    i swear they should just stop with the manga to animes Buzzlebeeb Anime is awful feels like a show for 5 yr olds and this anime sucks and now deadman wonderland being animated another fail incoming

  • Amyable says:

    No way Glasses-girl wins this. Wilhelmina V.2 is unbeatable in battle: even if you get past her first two arms, her head-arm will stop you in your tracks.

  • SHADOW says:

    In the manga is fight was more violent and more long.

  • Avisch says:

    For myself, I think Atia lost any sense of seriousness once they gave her curls…. but more-so when they got Ueda Kana to voice her, cause I practically drool over her voice.

  • The Phantom says:

    The fight was ok but the male lead of this show is atrocious and useless, and why is he so attracted to the untouchable queen? because she looks like her sister? what a creppy dude

  • bigboy says:

    in this anime the male lead is a pussy the rest of the way…. even in the manga….. although hes got powerful stuff inside his body… they should make him kick ass later on…but no….they had to make the male lead a pussy…. enough rambling….nice review aroduc…

  • jingoi says:

    @Takebou did you watch Black God/Kurokami for the obvious reasons:
    1.Kuro fanservice
    because that’s my reason but can’t get past ep 3.