This stupid episode explains the nature of the anime shown known as Soul Eater
The P-Meister is currently in Germany learning how to be a Belka Knight so I have no choice but to cover this episode of Soul Eater for him. It is rather strange that I am doing this one since my previous job on Soul Eater is also about Exalibuurrraaaaa. Not that I am complaining though because he is my favorite character and… I am not used to writing English the way it is done in the States. I like cheesecake and Walker crisps. Who likes that Dirk Nowitzki?
This post will not talk about the heroic deeds of our dear Excalibur mainly because episode 17 was a filler and you probably would die of shame after reading/recalling about his greatness.
One may or may not notice the silent message that this seemingly funny lame yet meaningless episode is trying to express as it confounds us with the spectacular medley of Excalibur or so as I perceive it to be. Subtle hints have been given to suggest the general direction of Soul Eater or to be exact, the feel of the show and those are the reasons why I do not understand why the P-Meister is unable to appreciate certain scenes like the one where Death the Kid decided to halt his pursuit of Chrona in order to admire the symmetry of the clouds around the laughing sun. Suffice to say, Soul Eater does not take itself seriously and it is comprised of nothing but unadulterated fun. Everyone is entitled to a moment of silliness so just sit back and relax as Soul Eater humors you with its lack of common sense.
A Wendy’s is coming to the campus of my future university and I look forward to it since I have not been to Wendy’s for over a decade after they sort of vanished from Singapore. The watch keeps track of time for me.
5 Comments
August 6, 2008 at 11:02 am
PENCIL! PUCKING!
August 6, 2008 at 11:53 am
They have Starbucks in the Soul Eater? O_o
August 6, 2008 at 1:44 pm
My relatives live in Germany
August 6, 2008 at 2:04 pm
@Panther
Yeah. That was quite random I have to say. Japan…
@Hynavian
They have a laughing sun in the story, I ain surprised!
@blissmo
Pizza is the all-time favourite food of Henry Blake.
August 6, 2008 at 6:50 pm
Fool! Nothing is unadulterated fun! All fun must, and inevitably does, commit adultery with things of meaning (conceiving meaning’s bastards). At least a few pencils of common sense lie behind all things if we are vigilant. Even if these pencils do not matter we must seek them out, cheesecake is often delicious.