I am only interested in evaluating Kamisama no Memo-chou in three, different ways. Continue reading →

Narumi strangely informs the audience that Ayaka had jumped off the roof “without telling anybody.” Well, only about one in six suicide victims ever leave behind any form of a note. I think this alone tells us enough about Ayaka’s mindset in the days leading up to the tragic incident. When you’re at the brink of no return, what left is there to say? Continue reading →

Finally. I guess you could say this was the arc I had been waiting for. Continue reading →

You’d think a one-off story about the Yakuza and NEETs playing baseball would actually be light-hearted, silly and fun, but KamiMemo takes itself way too seriously. Continue reading →

Even though Yondaime’s unconscious, he’s still grimacing — what a strong man!

Taka, a.k.a. thoughtcannon, took exception to my recent KamiMemo posts. He thinks I haven’t been giving the mystery a fair shake. Well, should I have? Continue reading →