Been a while since I’ve tackled one of these, or so you’d think! In reality, I accidentally skipped over this studio (producer) and watched anime for the next 5 or so studios before coming back to this one.
Well, 81 Produce isn’t a studio, but a producer. They’ve worked on some big titles, like Konosuba, Kakegurui, and How Not to Summon a Demon Lord. But I’ve seen all of those, so I opted for something different – Salaryman Kintaro!
Final part this time for sure.
If anything this all just shows how much information was packed into this single episode! While it lacked action, it most certainly was a great conclusion to Karen Bee.
With the Karen part of Karen Bee all wrapped up, all that’s left is to look at Kaiki’s contributions to the conclusion of Karen Bee!
Which once again, ended up being too much for a single post…
We’ve made it to the final episode of Karen Bee, and what an episode it is.
Lot to unpack! Too much, actually.
Well, as the days have gone by I’ve been making little notes of things that have happened or things I’ve noticed that I thought would be fun to mention here.
And now that I’ve got another decent sized list, here we are with another teaching in Japan stories post!
Karen Bee sure has a lot of parts! But that’s because it’s filled with so many amazing off-topic scenes and fun banter between Koyomi and other characters!
Part six it is.
What are the rules for this tag? I don’t know.
I was tagged a while back by Average Joe Reviews (hope you’re doing alright!), and he wrote about To-Love-Ru.
I’m not quite sure what I should write about for my tag!
I guess this is just a regular post with a tag attached to it for some reason!
Karen Bee continues, with us now knowing that Karen Araragi had confronted Kaiki Deishuu, and paid the price as she was inflicted by the poison of the wreathe-fire bee. However, we don’t know the full story yet.
Four episodes in and the Karen Bee arc is just getting started!
We’ve got another great episode here.
I figure I’ll have many more stories to share as we continue on, so I’ll be bold and make this “Teaching in Japan Stories 1“. Let’s hope for many more to come, although I’ll try to exhaust a lot of my stories here in this post.
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