What could've been an average but otherwise solid show ends up mediocre due to stumbling over its own plot justifications.

Even the Devil isn't safe from the wage-slave life!

This probably would've been a more enjoyable show if I had any idea what was going on.

I tried to like this, but apparently there's only so many random outbursts that I can take.

While is has more than it's share of missteps, RDG is still an entertaining series that should not be ignored by fans of the genre.

My Wednesdays will feel empty for a while.

Justin: I think Taichi said it best at the end of the final episode of Chihayafuru S2: “Forward. We can only move forward.”

If you look up "slice-of-life" in the dictionary, you'll find a picture of this short anime.

Muse: Just like in the first season, the momentum keeps building with only one episode left to go!

Just when I thought that UtaPri 's antics couldn't get any more ridiculous, this happens.

TOKIYA EPISODE KYAAAAAAAA

Justin: Finally, we get one of the desired matches we’ve been clamoring for months: Chihaya vs Shinobu. There’s only one big problem.

I think my favorite part of this episode was when some guy in a newsroom yelled: "Change tomorrow's front page!" Apparently n...

Muse: I probably should’ve seen that one coming.

You get a heart-shaped sparkle! And you! And you! Everybody's getting a heart-shaped sparkle!

Justin: Nothing kills momentum of a previously solid (or great, however you want to look at it) episode of anime than a recap episode plac...

The ultimate artistic expression was right under our noses all along!

Muse: Where do I even start with this episode?

I wonder how long I can keep up the silly song references in the titles.

Justin: One of the Nationals staff members commented on something regarding the match between Hokuo and First Akashi Girls: “The main re...