Okay, I don’t know what the heck to say about this. My mouth is just hanging. I was stuck in university without anime for about two months so I was highly anticipating the last few episodes of the series I have been following and as for El Cazador… that’s it? Well, I still won’t change my opinion when I said the “adventure” was fun in that one big post I made, but this was the most haphazard ending I have ever seen. What happen? It’s not like they were in a rush since episode twenty-six was actually filler/epilogue type of episode. To make it worse they decided to make everyone play a role so we hear Lirio talking and… okay, I need to double check if I wasn’t high or anything when I was watching that. The part I took a screenshot was the only good part. Unfortunately uncontrollable laughter does not balance out the utter disappointment.

Oh well, more time to write a response to Seirei no Moribito’s ending now. Excuse me while I go beat myself against wall for yet another anime that has failed me in the end. Jyu-Oh-Sei, Innocent Venus, and now El Cazador de la Bruja.

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(I wrote this before the not-so-expected hiatus so it’s be a bit dated. The whole Himegimi page kind of died down, but the idea is still the same.)

To many of us, this is probably the hardest task. Just what have I done to deserve this punishment? You mean to tell me I can only choose ten out of all the countless number of anime girls I’ve fallen in love with? Sure, unless you mean to tell me you can’t do better a typical male protagonist in a harem series. Come on, we’re talking about ten free slots. That would be a huge leeway on the indecisive male lead who is asked choose only one girl.

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