Sometimes it’s a thing of feeling the story out, writing sometimes can be like riding a wave, seldom you enter a trance state, and are welcomed into the zone.
A flow state where a story pours out of you and into the white paper. If that’s the case, then the inexperienced, yet sometimes emotionally raw storytelling of Sakugan would make a lot more sense.
However, I am not one to say if such a statement is true as I’m not privy to the source material as I have stated one too many times during this coverage. I hate to compare the two as they literally have nothing in common.Īnd I’m not personally interested in picking up the source, like say I’m interested to read the manga of Mieruko-chan. And it wouldn’t feel fair, as Mieruko comes out on top, despite the heavy dish-out of fanservice. Miko’s constant struggle to not react to the ghost’s around her, plus the overly gross monster design’s make Mieruko stand out for me. And the show itself leaves me wanting more, that’s why I’m interested in picking up the manga. Meanwhile, Sakugan is a sub-par anime in comparison. My overall harshness is about to come out. The episode starts by giving us some clues into who the cloaked person we saw a couple of episodes back during the Wind Temple sequence.
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