Episode 3 Impressions: Gonna be the Twin-Tail!!

Twoearle’s hard work is finally ready to show off as the team take a tour of her new base created beneath Soji’s house. Equipped with some great technologies that will make Soji’s job easier. Even though the weight of his new task might be too much for him.

Synopsis
After touring the new base, Soji is thrown into action immediately. Being teleported to each location under the attack by Elemelians, it doesn’t take long for Tailred to become a worldwide sensation.

When Soji goes face to face with yet another commander in the Ultimaguil army, it seems his love for twin-tails may become his biggest weakness as Foxy Guildy produces a copy of him that he cannot destroy.

It seems the only thing that can save him is the arrival of one with a bit more confidence and control. Someone who has lived with twin-tail her entire life: Tailblue.

Thoughts
I got quite a few laughs out of this episode as it ramped up the silliness once again in wake of a lackluster episode 2. I still get quite a kick out of Twoearle and Aika’s rivalry, but yet constantly have to converse and rely on each other. It makes for some really comical moments.

We finally got to see the arrival of the Tailblue, which would add quite a bit more dynamic to the battlefield. Since she is a bit more level-headed and violent, it should offset Tailred’s awkward and fragile courage. Though the addition of Elemeletion should add more entertaining aspects to the battles themselves as well.

I was a bit surprised that they managed to stay very clean when it came to the final question of “What would Soji do if he was alone with his Tailred outfit. Instead of becoming weird, it went completely hilarious and I loved it.

Episode 3: The Azure Surge! Tailblue

THUMBS UP!

IMPRESSIONS VERDICT:
Good

Pros:

• Hilarious moments
• Addition of Tailblue
• Twoearle and Aika’s conflict

Cons:

• Wonky animation at times

Impressions are based on a single episode and don’t necessarily reflect the series as a whole. Unless dropped, we will continue to give updates on thoughts and impressions of the series as time goes by.

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Andrew

Co-Founder of OtakuSpirit.com and Co-Host of the OtakuSpirit Animecast. A huge fan of anime since the early 1990s, consuming over 800 shows. While he's late to the collecting scene, he's found a lot of joy in filling his DVD/Blu-ray collection as well as collecting figures. Once a week, he posts unboxing and feature videos on anime goods to YouTube.