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We had a great start with the first episode of this anime adaptation of Scott Westerfeld’s Leviathan, so let’s go on right ahead and see where the show takes us!
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Back when I still had a book blog, I really, really loved Scott Westerfeld’s Leviathan. My review of this book — and the other books that followed — are gone now, along with my blog, but this is still one of those series’ that I would happily recommend to other people. So imagine my surprise
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I was supposed to post this on a Saturday but because I had to do some personal stuff, I’ve had to push it back so now you’re going to get this now. Let’s go!
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You know what, I thought there wouldn’t be an explosion in the previous episode since it took a more introspective approach to Mary’s and the bunny’s story, but there was an explosion because Mary blew up the warehouse where the Makaians were hiding.
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I did say in my post on episode five that this show likes blowing things up and you know what, they did blow up the building! This was after Dante’s head got blown off in episode three and Air Force Two get blown up in the episode four. So which one is it going to
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This show definitely likes blowing things up because after we saw Dante’s head get blown off in episode three, we saw Air Force Two get blown up in the previous episode. So which one is it going to blow up this time?
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We saw part of Dante’s head get blown off in the previous episode, so really there’s nowhere else Dante’s life is going to other than up, right?
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At the end of the previous episode, Dante found himself in a bind as Mary has successfully trapped him for the government. What’s going to happen to him now?
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Finished the first episode of this show and I thought it was okay! Was it as good as the first episode of Castlevania? Not really, but it was good enough for me to keep watching. I do have to note that I am not deep into the Devil May Cry lore so my appreciation may
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Full disclosure: I wouldn’t call myself a diehard fan of Devil May Cry. I’ve played bits of the games, but the game where I got the farthest was the one diehard fans didn’t like: DmC: Devil May Cry. But this show was done by the same people who did Castlevania so let’s see if this
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