I honestly don't know what EA's deal is, but whatever they want to do, that's on them.

They can take their "unprecedented partnership", shine it up real nice, turn that sumbitch sideways and stick it up their candy asses.

Also, I'll add to your statement on "super-appealing character designs to ogle", I think that with the rotoscoping of real people, I really manage to see the natural beauty of the characters.

> didn't give it a chance because of the art style

I picked up the show not knowing about the rotoscoping "fiasco" as some call it, and the first episode was a hard thing to start with. But it really did set the tone for the show.

It is really, REALLY funny.

I implore you to keep watching because it doesn't seem like a harem comedy waiting to happen, plus it has some pretty good action balanced with the general comedy aspect.

Here!

I think people just don't get why Aku no Hana's visual style really matters.

If it wasn't like any other anime, I'd probably would be more focused on how the characters look rather than the environment and the general premise.

I'm not the only one.

All of my yes.

Hachiman for me is tied with Maou for MC of the season.

Hataraku Maou-sama is definitely a winner here.

Really liked this one.

Oh yeah, Mirai is a curious case.

Yeah, that's pretty much it.

Pony overload.

I'd love to see this on Wii U.

Funny enough, the censoring implies something more risqué with that Tharja picture.

"I swear, I have no reason why I'm here with these guys. Better look away, that'll get them out of my system."

Treyarch has been a better supporter of Wii U than Infinity Ward ever was.

Ku ku ku~!

Well, I had only realized this comment because I hopped between this article and another, and I thought I was in the same place.