Time for a new opening breakdown! The last one I did was for Kaguya-sama: Love is War, which was now 2 months ago. And in that case it was actually a breakdown of the ending sequence, but you get the point (I hope). Studio Bones has really shown that they know how to make their openings and endings look fantastic. Especially with those 2 special openings at the start of Bungou Stray Dogs season 2. Both of them just...
It’s been almost two months since Sword Art Online: Alicization introduced us to a new opening song and sequence. Since then it has already been updated once, with even more polished visuals and a new Eugeo vs Bercouli scene. But since that scene was pretty much the only new scene of the opening, I didn’t felt the need to make a new post about the changes. This time, however there are a lot more new scenes. I will break...
Usually when I would make a post of this type, I would break down both the opening and ending sequence or simply the opening alone. I still really like Kaguya-sama’s opening sequence, it has a smooth, unique song and fancy visuals. But I prefer the ending sequence, and I feel like it has more material to talk about. And I’m not talking about Chika Fujiwara’s special ending sequence. I’m talking about the cute and dreamy (quite literally) “regular” ending...
Last Saturday’s Sword Art Online: Alicization episode was the final one that had ADAMAS and Iris as its opening and ending sequences. ADAMAS truly did its job well, and I’m sad to see it go. But Sword Art Online has never failed to provide us with great openings and endings, and I’m far from disapointed with the new sequences we have. The new opening song, called Resister, is performed by ASCA, whose previous works include the Sakurasou no Pet...
Irozuku Sekai no Ashita kara has been somehow overlooked so far this anime season, and I’m not sure why. With its superb visuals, promising story and the main character that is facing the uncommon problem of monochromacy, I believe this anime deserves more attention. Oh and the opening and ending sequences are quite good as well. Let’s take a closer look at them. The opening The song, titled “17 Sai”, is performed by Haruka to Miyuki, a Japanese folk-rock...
