Finished up Ultraman Arc today! Another fine Ultraman final boss battle, though a bit different from many, with a little bit of Hideaki Anno thrown into the mix. And a little bit of Ghostbusters...? 
Now maybe I can finally get back to Kamen Rider Zero-One, which I've had on hold for far too long.
Well that was quite an episode. Starting with a nice deception that I almost fell for too, and then the big reveal that Yuma is Arc. Definitely looking forward to the finale, now. I wish I had caught up sooner!
The preview for episode 22 of Ultraman Arc gave me vibes that it was going to be surreal. Now that I've watched it, it certainly was, going almost full on art-house, which exceeded my expectations brilliantly. Really cool to see the show go outside the box for these standalone episodes.
Finally watched episode 21 of Ultraman Arc! It was one of my favorite kinds of episodes, too: a standalone slice-of-life-ish episode focused on a character outside of the main cast. The fact that it was slightly artsy, incorporated "Clair de Lune", and had a bit of a classic Ultraman vibe to it just made it even better for me. Not to mention an appearance by a certain character from earlier in the series.
Looks like the next episode might be another more surreal one as well, so I need to keep catching up!
Getting caught up with Ultraman Arc, I finally watched last week's episode. It was a good one, with the story really opening up and lots of new information being revealed.
I do have one important question though... Where can I see the movie Rock and Roll Cats?
The writing in the New Generation Ultra series has been consistently good, and Arc is no exception. I just got the feels for a giant robot in the latest episode.
YAYAFA
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