Dragonaut ep. 7
[ Episode 7: Reminiscence -The Heart Reflected by Water- ]
Water and boobs are an interesting combination. A VERY interesting and enticing one at that.
Surprisingly, this episode didn’t have as much fanservice as I thought it would. Granted, we got to see Toa in her cute bathing suit, Machina practically spilling out all over her bikini, Akira and Sieglinde in their lovely swimsuits. I had expected to at least see something like Jin being smothered by Toa’s (or even Machina’s) breasts by accident or something, especially at how lighthearted most of this episode was. Anyway, the bits and pieces of Sieglinde’s past were quite welcome. I had wondered if she was a genius to be a Dragonaut at such a young age. I’m still laughing at how Amadeus was her dog though and she gave the same name to her dragon. XD
Also, I have to say Kazuki is just friggin’ annoying. Good lord, I think I like Suzaku more than this guy. He’s just way too freaking emo over getting his precious Gio “stolen” from him. I don’t know what he thinks dragons are but they surely aren’t belongs, which he seems to think Gio is at the moment. Now he’s got Widow with him and for some reason she decides to help him because she had someone taken from her as well. Give me a break man.
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I find the situation with Kazuki comical. Like “That’s it!? That’s your big reason!?” XD
For now, I’d say he’s mostly harmless until he gets the hang of the whole ‘evil’ thing. He hasn’t really done anything bad yet, and it’ll be something of a defining moment if/when he does something unforgiveable. Until then I’d say he’s more like a mental patient that escaped the ward.
With the facial expressions he has lately it looks like he is in dire need of meds.
I don’t understand how knee high water in a wading pool generates enough of a vacuum to suck in a bunch of dragons… The Amadeus thing reminds me of Indiana Jones.
And nothing like dirty sewer water that everyone has been peeing in to safely dress a wound.
All water is pee.