The Summer Hikaru Died: Season 1 Episode 6 – Recap and Review
Despite Asako’s name being the title of the episode, beyond briefly going into her backstory, it is more of the same.
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Despite Asako’s name being the title of the episode, beyond briefly going into her backstory, it is more of the same.
Another mystery gets wrapped up as we learn who is controlling the ravens that have been stalking Wednesday and killing multiple people.
Sick of her mother’s interference, Wednesday challenges Morticia to a duel as Principal Mort takes the school on a field trip.
Wednesday’s psychic abilities go blank at the absolute worst time, as she loses potential allies and meets new nuisances, and potential enemies.
As Yoshiki and Hikaru continue to experiment, a supernatural being stalks Yoshiki’s family – maybe in hopes of getting to Hikaru.
The origin of Hikaru’s body snatcher is developed, alongside the day Hikaru died.
While Yoshiki is given a wake-up call regarding his relationship with Hikaru, whether or not he may hit snooze is a whole other story.
As it becomes clear Hikaru isn’t one of a kind, so comes the question of how much of the entire area is in danger?
A little off-putting, but in the best way, the premiere episode of The Summer Hikaru Died sets the anime up to be one of Netflix’s best.
I’m Your Venus, in focusing on Paris Is Burning star, Venus Pellagatti Xtravaganza, acts as a companion piece to get to know the legendary figure better and gain a three-dimensional version of her story.
The overall goal of Wherever I Look is to fill in that space between the average fan and critic and advise you on what’s worth experiencing.