Pendragon Is Mightier Than The Sworddragon
Sei drags Meg and Amy along to a tacky party that is trying extremely hard to be Chinese. As the granddaughter of the leader of Bai Lan (“White Lotus”), she’s a star in this setting. Her Grandfather has arranged a marriage between her and Jay in order to join together the White Lotus clan and [...]
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Woo, two episode story about a giant crow-robot-mutant-man. Anyway, Kyohei apparently found a secret stash of mojo, because he is much less spineless lately. In fact, he’s even got a gal pal, Kazami. Too bad the giant crow thing kidnaps her (as well as other girls) to drain her lymphatic fluid. No one believes Kyohei’s [...]
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Jo enrolls at the school in order to protect Meg. Everyone laughs at how bad Jo looks in the ugly school uniform, but then everyone laughs at how Meg is getting fat from the school food. Girls are so mean to each other sometimes. It turns out that the food is evil and will cause [...]
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Ah, episode 5. I have to admit that this is the episode that finally convinced me to keep blogging about BakuTen. After I saw David’s caps, I realized that this show deserved another shot. Anyway, Meg is gathering info on a swank school for rich girls because boss Bai Lan has a coworker whose daughter [...]
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Meg is trapped on the train with Wong’s brother Liang, and it turns out that Wong is the subject of some mutation experiments. The train is attacked by other enemy commandos who want the test results, and Wong breaks out in his new form. There’s some brotherly misunderstanding, and Jo shows up to rescue Meg. [...]
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Meg and Jo are at it again, this time stalking some maniacal Wong fellow in an alley. At the last second, some guys from Hinode Pharmaceuticals (their jingle is kinda catchy) kidnap him and take him back to an abandoned warehouse. They also stuff him into a tube and do some weird experiments on him. [...]
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