Summer Pockets: Season 1 Episode 7 “The Lighthouse, the Song and the Girl” – Recap & Review (With Spoilers)
As (partly) predicted, Summer Pockets does a soft reset, with Takahara now focusing on a different girl on the island: Tsumugi.
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As (partly) predicted, Summer Pockets does a soft reset, with Takahara now focusing on a different girl on the island: Tsumugi.
Jinya finds himself facing some competition, and with demon parts of him, facing a fellow ronin gives him his first formidable challenge in a while.
The background of Ellie’s beef with Joel is explored from earlier this season.
Hope might be on the horizon for Lazarus. While the team may not be any closer to finding Dr. Skinner, they may give you reason to want to be more invested in their stories.
As usual, The Chi returns and doesn’t ease you back into the series, but overwhelms you with all that is going on with a plethora of characters.
Let’s hope humanity’s first contact with aliens doesn’t come from extraterrestrials landing in Texas.
Imagine a musical biopic, puppet style!
A major surprise comes from Kamome, as it seems summer has ended.
Jinya finds himself learning a bit about his foster dad and spending time with his biological father as well.
It’s an Eleina-focused episode as we learn about the cult she was raised in.
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