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Shame you aren't finding much to enjoy. It's interesting how Dynazenon was able to hook me to make me watch every week compared to Gridman where I fell off for a bit and had to do catch up.

I suppose it might be because I actually care about more than two characters in Dynazenon? I don't know I just find the cast more entertaining to me. Also that second screen shot, honestly, that was probably the best part of the episode aside from all of Gauma's antics. It's such a mundane as hell moment, so mundane that it loops around into comedy because God, have I been there before.

Also it might just be because these characters are very relatable to me? They have this aura of things that could have been for me, are happening to me, or things that might happen. Koyomi especially. But I won't really say much more than that honestly.

Anyway I don't have a gif this week for a fight, while the fight was cool I didn't find anything striking. So let's talk about the insert song that is actually used twice. First during the water park montage.

All This Time

I suppose you could say Shiro Sagisu and Hazel Fernandes are a great duo considering this isn't the first time we've seen them collaborate. She's most famously known for Ichigo's main theme from Bleach, "Number One". It was such a weird thing jiving to this song but hearing the familiar voice and trying to figure out who it belonged to. It wasn't until the Soundtrack released that I found out it was her. And also it wasn't until the Soundtrack until I found out how many variations of All This Time there is. So much so that it takes up nearly half the track list.

Of course one of my favorite version (for now) ends up being the battle theme we've heard time and time again.

All This Metal

It's got a good punch to it and it makes a good companion piece to the fight scenes when they have it play.

Now then I suppose I should end this on a Voice Drama because I did actually enjoy this one quite a bit. Remember, don't apologize, give thanks.

Voice Drama 5.5