Not one of those blogs that posts a description of an episode and a bunch of screencaps and calls it a 'review' since Summer 2015
When a series is this good, you want it to go on forever. But if we allowed that, our girls wouldn’t be able to graduate. School must end, the wider world awaits, and so we have the ending the School Living Club deserves.
Continue reading Gakkou Gurashi! – 12 (Super-Sized Final Review)
Bye bye, Megu-nee. ;_;
It’s a terrible day for rain.
Even the swimsuit episode is more than meets the eye.
The Club’s dreams may be floating in the air, but the reality of their situation has only just been unearthed.
Delicious cooking, an existential crisis, and balloons. This week was as quietly chaotic as Yuki’s mind, and it resounds all the better as a warning that we’ve reached an turning point.
Miki’s back-story is wrapped up (at last) with her introduction to the school living club, and something far more unsettling that the undead she’s faced: Yuki’s traumatic disorder.
Concluding a two-part flashback, the School Living Club gathers supplies, tries on clothes, and picks up a lonely girl and an over-excitable dog in the process.
It was Miki’s turn to take the spotlight this week, as Gakkou Gurashi! continues to make every character’s backstory a heart-stopping and heartbreaking experience.
A dive into Megu-nee’s past becomes a crash course in how to nail a flashback episode.
As stunning as last episode’s ending was, life goes on for Yuki and the School Living Society. A test of courage through the lower school leads our daydreaming heroine into moral danger, while Kurumi wrestles night and day with an unsettling past.
This is why you never drop a series halfway through an episode.
Unnecessary exclamation mark! 