Didn’t I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life?! Episode 10: 200 Day Anniversary

The tenth episode of Abilities Average is another one that is anime-only, at least as far as I can remember. A birthday party for a certain innkeeper’s daughter makes Mile feel nostalgic, and that in turn stirs up feelings of jealousy within Reina.

Star ☆ Twinkle PreCure Episode 43: Mask of Smiles

The forty-third episode of Star ☆ Twinkle PreCure wraps up the Elena arc that effectively started back in episode thirty-nine, with a visit to the Planet Guten. This particular planet is notable for being the place where Tenjou came from.
I have particularly high hopes for this episode. Hopefully it will meet my expectations.

Chidori RSC Episode 8: Arrival in Hiroshima

After taking a break and giving us a recap episode last week, Chidori RSC returns to our screens with actual new content. Various Rifle Shooting Clubs converge on Hiroshima as the Nations draw ever closer.

Thoughts on Sword Art Online Alternative Gun Gale Online, Vol. 5: 3rd Squad Jam: Betrayers’ Choice: Finish

The fifth volume of Keiichi Sigsawa’s Sword Art Online Alternative Gun Gale Online light novel series features the conclusion of the third Squad Jam event. There may be some betrayal involved, as the title implies.

Thoughts on Didn’t I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life?! The Manga Volume 2

The second volume of Nekomint’s manga adaptation of FUNA’s Abilities Average light novel series focuses on Mile and company’s time at the Hunters’ Prep School, more specifically the graduation exam.
Something – or rather, someone – who didn’t make it into the anime adaptation appears in this volume of the manga. This one covers chapters seven through to eleven.

Thoughts on Furatibeya: A Room for Two Volume 3

The third volume of Yukiko’s Futaribeya: A Room for Two gives us more of the everyday lives of Sakurako and Kasumi, as well as their friends and family.
This volume contains chapters twenty-three through to thirty-one, two special chapters and one bonus chapter.

Thoughts on New Game! Volume 7

The seventh volume of Shotaro Tokuno’s New Game! manga is one that picks up from where the second season of anime left off.
In other words, this is all new content, not even seen in the anime. Whilst the personnel of Eagle Jump may have changed a bit, everyone still has their own roles to play.