Blood-C, episode 6
Talk about a blood bath. Oo
This is new, two support characters (present since the beginning) are taken out in this episode, after a really, really slow start. What is going on with the pacing? ._. It was super slow, and now it's like someone gave it multiple booster shots. XD Something like 8 civilians get killed in this episode, in public.
There are a number of things that aren't explained, but will hopefully become clearer later. Like how Nene's body just disappears even though the Elder Bairn's body remains, after Saya gets woken up from unconciousness. At least things are going somewhere. And then there's the fact that the dog Saya's been trying to get close to just in about every episode can actually talk. There's also some more hints about some past occurence.
Saya's reactions are a little off, but it's probably linked to whatever secret will be revealed later on. The death of civilians doesn't land as big a blow as the death of her friends does. This is a normal thing, but with the death of civilians, it's like they're just a tiny blip on the radar. She let that baker just die in a previous episode when you could have so easily saved him, so what's going on?... ._.
In any case, guess I'll be watching this to the end. ^^'
This is new, two support characters (present since the beginning) are taken out in this episode, after a really, really slow start. What is going on with the pacing? ._. It was super slow, and now it's like someone gave it multiple booster shots. XD Something like 8 civilians get killed in this episode, in public.
There are a number of things that aren't explained, but will hopefully become clearer later. Like how Nene's body just disappears even though the Elder Bairn's body remains, after Saya gets woken up from unconciousness. At least things are going somewhere. And then there's the fact that the dog Saya's been trying to get close to just in about every episode can actually talk. There's also some more hints about some past occurence.
Saya's reactions are a little off, but it's probably linked to whatever secret will be revealed later on. The death of civilians doesn't land as big a blow as the death of her friends does. This is a normal thing, but with the death of civilians, it's like they're just a tiny blip on the radar. She let that baker just die in a previous episode when you could have so easily saved him, so what's going on?... ._.
In any case, guess I'll be watching this to the end. ^^'