The Great Bear
07-18-2009, 06:41 AM
http://www.mania.com/content_pics/000004/86/49/53c6db1796281940_thumb.jpg Review by Greg Smith (http://www.mania.com/hayate-combat-butler-season-2-episode-16_article_116494.html)
Mania Grade: A-
* Audio Rating: NA
* Video Rating: NA
* Packaging Rating: NA
* Menus Rating: NA
* Extras Rating: NA
* Age Rating: 13 and Up
* Region: All Region
* Released By: Crunchyroll
* Running time: 25
* Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Widescreen
* Resolution: 480p (720p also available)
* Series: Hayate the Combat Butler
In Summary:
More sight gags and tender moments in this round, as we see some great interaction between Nagi and Nishizawa, as well as Hayate and Nishizawa. Things seem to be getting slightly more complicated on that front, as an interesting friendship appears to be in the making between Nishizawa and Nagi, a relationship that Nagi really kind of needs to grow beyond the pampered hikikomori that she is. The very end of the episode, however, seems to point things in a completely different direction, as Nagi gets a visit from a strange being who has a dramatic entry. We'll see where this goes. For light comedy sprinkled with some tender moments, this show is just the sort of thing you'll want.
Mania Grade: A-
* Audio Rating: NA
* Video Rating: NA
* Packaging Rating: NA
* Menus Rating: NA
* Extras Rating: NA
* Age Rating: 13 and Up
* Region: All Region
* Released By: Crunchyroll
* Running time: 25
* Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Widescreen
* Resolution: 480p (720p also available)
* Series: Hayate the Combat Butler
In Summary:
More sight gags and tender moments in this round, as we see some great interaction between Nagi and Nishizawa, as well as Hayate and Nishizawa. Things seem to be getting slightly more complicated on that front, as an interesting friendship appears to be in the making between Nishizawa and Nagi, a relationship that Nagi really kind of needs to grow beyond the pampered hikikomori that she is. The very end of the episode, however, seems to point things in a completely different direction, as Nagi gets a visit from a strange being who has a dramatic entry. We'll see where this goes. For light comedy sprinkled with some tender moments, this show is just the sort of thing you'll want.