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Let's take a quick look at what I had to check this time...

Tales of Zestiria: Ufotable delivered a visually beautiful special, that is accompanies with a simple but enjoyable enough story that require no game knowledge, all in all it's only 40min, and the world it's set in its worth the time by itself.

Tsukimonogatari: I dig them Monogataris.
You might dig them Monogataris.
If not, then you should dig the Monogataris.

Yuri Kuma Arashi: The guy behind Mawaru Penguindrum did this.
So, there is a ton of symbolism, wtf moments and bizarre worldbuilding, the first ep was a riot on shock value alone, but the next two don't really seem to be building to anything in particular, and are quite repetitive.
It's still more fun than boring anyways.

Q Transformers: Short web episodes where Optimus, Bee and Lockdown comment on the changes they'd do to the franchise!
It's pretty funny, though even if there are raws and summaries, there doesn't seem to be proper subs so far.

Kantai Collection: Moe boat girls in a school like setting! Sometimes there are battles! Yay.
I think most people know whether they want to check it or not at first glance, I found episode 1 sleep-inducing, but 2 managed to be more entertaining and moved more, it's all about the growth of the lead from clumsy to confident.

Aldnoah.Zero 2: So... I wasn't huge on S1, and the wait for S2 made me even more apathetic, it more or less rolls the same way as S1, with the same exact structure, for better or worse.

Military: 3 minutes comedy where a regualr dude is more or less harrased by overly moefied tank operators.
It's a bunch of inocherent elements that aims only at being random and never truly funny.

Saekano: Episode 0 is meta as heck, the cocnept of fourth wall is more than broken in it, but it's not necessarily done in a smart way, they jusst limit themselves top point out the intentional flaws they left.
1 fares better, being a straightforward comedy, with a more regular setup, the characters are fun enough, and it was far more enjoyable than 0.

Ansatsu Kyoushitsu: Students try to kill teacher... SOLD!!!!

As dark as the premise sounds, it actually was rather lighthearted and even heartwarming, the teacher is superpowered alien, and the studens fight with toy weapons that are harmless to humans but not the teacher.
It's a riot from beginning to end, and a really cool way to handle such a bizarre premise.

Cinderella Girls: It's well done.
I don't seem to be able to say much from a critical pov, but it is enjoyable, and both eps were solid in general.