Hello everyone! Has everyone gotten used to the dazzling energy of KILL la KILL after the second episode?

In this week's episode we were introduced to Mako's family. I believe the word "crazy" best describes her family. No wonder she grew up to become such a unique individual. Whenever I watch KILL la KILL, it reminds me of this specific act from Mr. Nakashima's theatrical play Hana no Kurenai Tengu. This act also happens to be Mr. Imaishi's favorite, and the title is "I will take the path I trust. Vigorously, even if there are no roads." I feel that this phrase is the intersection between Mr. Imaishi and Mr. Nakashima. Just as their creators are, every character in KILL la KILL share the same unfaltering courage to stay bold with their beliefs. The story is full with passion but so is the character! It may be interesting to see which character in KILL la KILL represents your belief the most as well. Stay tuned for next week's episode of KILL la KILL! Higuchi reporting out!

Hello everyone! Has everyone gotten used to the dazzling energy of KILL la KILL after the second episode?

In this week's episode we were introduced to Mako's family. I believe the word "crazy" best describes her family. No wonder she grew up to become such a unique individual. Whenever I watch KILL la KILL, it reminds me of this specific act from Mr. Nakashima's theatrical play Hana no Kurenai Tengu. This act also happens to be Mr. Imaishi's favorite, and the title is "I will take the path I trust. Vigorously, even if there are no roads." I feel that this phrase is the intersection between Mr. Imaishi and Mr. Nakashima. Just as their creators are, every character in KILL la KILL share the same unfaltering courage to stay bold with their beliefs. The story is full with passion but so is the character! It may be interesting to see which character in KILL la KILL represents your belief the most as well. Stay tuned for next week's episode of KILL la KILL! Higuchi reporting out!