PokeNirvash

Using cars as weapons? Okay, I think this show is winning me back.

Huh, so that's the ward where Akihabara is.

Acting very Moroboshi there, Hinawa. [only ultraman watchers will get my reference]

Oh well, at least the visual direction and action in this show are still cool. Wait, so the hip-hip-hooraying was some sort of fire soldier hate crime?

Was that a fursuiter on the hood of that Jeep?

Well he did threaten to reprogram him to speak only in Gilbert & Sullivan lyrics earlier... Guess he made good on that promise.

Like anyone in this thread cares. But on the other hand, I think it's starting to lose me, kind of.

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I don't really like this femdom gal.

Well... that escalated quickly. And there goes the animation budget.

Curse you, Japanese judicial system! I will get you back! Somehow.

Turns out it was one of the mascots that was stuck after all. And what's with his voice?

Don't be a chuuni, Arthur.

"The Fire Force has something to hide?" That's literally what he told you last episode.

Okay, her femdom shtick should be clicking with me, but... ehh. Also, her voice is deeper than I'd have preferred it to be. Double ehh.

Oh hey, it's one of those time clocks from Steins;Gate. And more delicious brown!

I blame Jamie Marchi and Monica Rial.

According to Wikipedia, 25 minutes and 5 seconds.

Huh, I just realized they didn't air that clip from the promo they've been airing all this week. Reminds me of when they used clips they cut out of Noein for the bumpers on Ani-Monday. Or Mako's "Holy Bazongers!" making it into a marathon promo despite being cut from the actual broadcast version of KLK 9.

Say what you will about the frame rate and animation fluidity, but this show has some pretty good camera work.

I'd be commenting more, but A. I'm too absorbed in watching this, and B. apparently I'm sometimes unable to respond after posting.

In the future, even tanks have car alarms.

These drones look way different than I expected them to be.

Okay I kinda like this Scottish gal.

What policy? I've never heard of this policy you speak of.

Episode 2 subtly explained it visually: the tech they have on them can translate the others' words into the language they understand. No need for interpreters in this future.