I'm not watching it because it's good. At this point I'm watching it because it's so unbelievably shitty, I cannot tear my eyes away from its awfulness.
Fly up, buttons down people. We're doing this. We're making it happen. Daimidaler ends THIS WEEK. THIS I DECREE.
As usual, the episode picks up right where it left off, once more. With Kouichi announcing his re-arrival, which I am sure they will spend the next ten minutes covering how that happened.
Or ten seconds, it's really hard to gauge this show sometimes.
Of course Ritz is surprised, then he does some teleporting stuff, kicks her into the water, and everyone back at the base is like "the hell is up with that candle?" And the Emprah is all "OH SHIT A CANDLE." And Kyouko is all "I heard your voice" and he's all "IMMA FEEL YOU UP AFTER THIS INTRO."
Cue... intro I guess?
I got no words for this show at this point. And I just know it's going to somehow get even crazier. The question here is how?
We come back with Kyouko gasping over the title card as she is now suddenly in the new old robot? And I pause for a moment to question this episode's title. Because... they're straight up calling it sexual harassment now.
It's kind of a ridiculous thing.
Anyways Daimidaler looks all cool and whatnot, beams some fingers, and Ritz gets all happy having an opponent she can totes take on at full blast. But he doesn't have the strength to fight her off so he shows off his 'revamped cockpit' to Kyouko for the express purpose of grabbing them tig ol' bitties.
That's what she said. |
But now she gets knocked out of her transformation, falls into the sea, and Daimidaler appears to be triumphant. Also, bullshit particles go all over or something. Meanwhile, penguin and new penguin are all 'we should go back to base' and that other girl is weepy and shit. Time for everyone to go back to base I guess.
Not that there's much left of it up above but whatever.
And then we learn this new old robot's name.
I would point out how stupid this is, but at this point, I'm only pointing out the obvious. |
But ignore that, commander crazy wants to know where the hell this thing got fixed up at. It's flashback time! Turns out he wasn't blown up, he just went to some parallel universe where he got picked up by some other dudes who work on robots.
I might be willing to give this show a pass, provided the commander dies by the end of this. |
Then that other girl gets up, all wrecked and shit, and Kiriko gets introduced. Also, turns out they go to the same school. Boy oh boy what a twist. Now that they know that, we learn the old robot will be able to move after some fixing since the frame is intact, and the Commander is all "cool we can wipe out them Penguins soon". Kyouko gets chased by that horndog, and we check in with new Penguin over at the other base.
Which is where the Emprah realizes where he's seen that candle before. Ritz talks to him about this a bit, and he points out that when Ritz went crazy last time, it must have done that transfer thing, and then they did it again to bring him back. So yeah.
Also, the emperor puzzles over the whole people becoming penguins and penguins becoming people thing. At least someone is acknowledging all the weird shit going on.
Then passes out from thinking too hard or something? Nah, it's just him sitting in the bath too long.
Construction crews do a thing, and some weird folks are wondering about what the hell is up with Daimidaler. Also that new porn store, didn't they ban those or something? Oh noes, people like porn.
That this is actually supposed to pass as a plot point makes me just incredibly sad. |
So now Kiriko is feeling much better, misses her boyfriend, and the newly-returned hero is trying to get his partner to wear a new 'battle suit'.
I miss when this show actually looked promising. Oh how I yearn for the bygone age of just last episode. |
Now the Emperor worries about the new Daimidaler some more, Ritz tries to cheer him up, and dude just has no clue what to do. Daimidaler is nothing more than a pale imitation of their giant robots, but for some reason humans keep kicking the shit out of them with their own tech. According to the emperor, the Hi-Ero particles were never meant to be used to fuel weapons of war. Yet that's exactly what's going on here, and he proclaims to have royally f***ed up everything.
Like everything? |
Well.
To quote a famous news man: "That escalated quickly." |
No, it's rape. That. That doesn't even.
Oh my god this show makes me so furious you have no idea. It's actually a type of ASSAULT. Harassment is grabbing someone inappropriately, or saying lewd things to them. RAPING THEM IS NOT A TYPE OF HARASSMENT IT IS WAY WAY WORSE.
My god. It's already become intolerable again. |
This is sapping my will to live. Why god. Why. |
Even if this is, in fact, a translation gag, it's probably got the exact same meaning in Japanese. |
Meanwhile, an entire boardroom watches the whole thing going on via 'secret camera installed in their lair', and hold... a meeting where they talk about some report?
I don't think that means what you think it means. |
Anyways, who wants to see girls get molested some more? You did? Well lucky you, because that's exactly what you get to see. The old couple is full up on power and stuff, and Kiriko asks to go as well, so they okay it and she gets her machine ready. However without Shouma to regulate her output, however will they keep her stable?
Not a problem, says the commander.
Not. A. Problem. |
Kiriko is all 'screw that, I'll just do my thing my own way so screw you.'
Now they go to school, where Kyouko talks to that one crazy teacher bitch about how Shouma isn't going to class anymore. She comes up with the best excuse for why he isn't showing up.
I told you a bold-faced lie. Sorry. |
They notice how quiet everything is, with no people, and then giant robot shows up. A Daimidaler-type even, and it's trying to kill them. Radio says they are evacuating, because some assholes named Beauty Salon are trying to commit some terroristy acts or whatnot and so must be stopped?
Even the Commander is like "what the f**k is this shit."
Gee, guess it was a bad idea building giant robots after all. |
... I don't. Oh whatever.
Some uniform with a megaphone calls for them to throw down their weapons and surrender because they say so.
Imagine me beating my face against my desk, to the tune of some Ode to Joy. |
Since they don't look like they're going to surrender without being given the chance, the commander realizes this was the whole plan and oh crap, they're probably all about to die. The shop blows up just as the car zooms through the streets and... we're at the end of the episode.
One more. I can handle this. I think.
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