This episode is entitled Strong-arm! Parking Violation Wrestler, but it could easily be called IMO 586 fire, as this episode deals with a character that is in a similar mold to Strike-Man from the first YUA series. This episode deals with a washed up wrestler, and due to losing his title, doesn’t know how to deal with not lifting things, so he turns his energy into tossing people’s car up against the sidewalk, that violate the parking laws.

Besides this episode showing the strength that Natsumi’s possesses, we got to see the Honda portal car, which the dynamic duo use on patrol. This episode also showed cased the love that the chief has for Taiyaki.

Episode Rating: B+

As we are only three episodes into this new Gundam series, I got the feeling that this episode was partly used to display the characters in new environment, while also showing the viewer more little about the various environments that the cast is involved in, and how they might run into each other in episodes to come.

Below is a list if things I enjoyed about this episode:
- It seems that bean sabers are highly valued, as Graham fled his fight with Setena, after Setena revealed his beam saber.
- Got a look at the targeting system of Gundam Dynames.
- Got a little insight into the relationship between Saji and Louise.
- Got to see the officer quarters of people working in JNN.
- Flag and other sides trying to improve the power of their grunt units, by studying various aspects of the Gundam’s.
- That intelligence officer Billy Kataragi and Graham Arce being assigned to the Anti-Gundam Defence Force.
- Got to see Gundam Virtue dock with the Ptolemaios.
- Interesting to here that the Gundam’s have a weakness, in that they have to dock with the Ptolemaios at regular intervals.
- Interesting that the plot point of the Gundam’s having a solar furnace may be shown, when the Gundam’s run out solar powered energy.
- That Tieria hates the surface, but likes space.

Overall, I felt the episode covered a lot of things in this episode, while advancing the plot of this episode, and that slowly details about the characters of the show are being revealed. I don’t know if anyone else noticed this small detail, that if one removes the r from Acre, that one gets ace. Also I thought the scene where a grunt unit challengers Setena’s Gundam in a duel, I thought Setena should of done a Indianan Jones, and just shoot the grunt unit, instead of fighting it with its saber.

Episode Rating: B

As this episode is entitled “The Small Samurai”, this episode deals and concludes Randy’s adventure to Japan. After Natsumi and Miyuki got their partnership back last episode, the twin in this episode mainly baby sit Randy in this episode. I thought that the scene of Nastumi piggy backing Randy was a cute moment in this episode. As Your Under Assert is a show that is more realistic in nature, I liked how this episode showed a small insight into Natsumi’s home. This episode also had a non fan-service Natsumi shower scene.

As I like shows that put in the effort to give the characters of the show a wardrobe, I did like the various outfits that Natsumi and Miyuki wore in this episode. This episode has Randy wanting to be with his grandfather, and after some time, his grand father allows Randy to stay with him in Japan.

This episode of Gundam 00 started off on a political start, with the narrator speaking the structure of the various groups, and how solar power is used in this universe. This episode introduces some more characters to the Gundam 00 cast, while also giving some screen time to some characters from the previous episode. I’m not going to do a fully review of this episode, but will give a small analysis of what I disliked and liked about this episode.

The good:
- Got a look at the OS of the Gundam Exia.
- The Ptdemanioe bridge bunnies got more screen time in this episode.
- Liked the OS computer screen at JNN Main Building.
- Got to see Gundam Virtue launch from the Ptdemanioe.
- Liked the Atieran getting some screen time (the green fodder unit in this episode) in this episode, as seeing how it moves, when it battle.

The So-So:
- Thought that the setup in the Human Reform League Satellite Station, was like the set up section 9’s (GIST:SAC) androids that monitor calls.

The bad:
- Would have liked to learn that names of the Ptdemanioe bridge bunnies, and other male crew members.
- Every mecha design seems to be right handed. Wouldn’t mind seeing a left hand mecha unit, just to add variety.

This movie is in the similar vein as the Inu-Yasha and Naruto movies were a show becomes popular, and due to that popularity that a movie is made based on the characters. As this movie is animated by Studio Perriot, I initially a bit cautious about the outcome of this movie as have only enjoyed the first Naruto movie out of the three Naruto movies, but after watching this movie, I was happy that this movie turned out well.

This movie centre’s around Senna, a mysterious shinigami, which is very energetic, and likes to tease Ichigo. I thought that Senna was a very good character in that she adds lots energy to the movie. I thought that the other side characters that normally appear in Bleach, such as Renji, Rukia also added there normal chemistry to this movie.

As this is a movie, I thought that the animation for this movie was that of the quality one would associate with a movie. I thought that the scene where Ichigo is rolling on the ground, and his shinigami form appears, I thought was a well animated scene. Other scenes in the movie also were well animated, though I don’t think that one would associate a similar scene being repeated in a TV episode, due to budget and time constraints.

I thought that character designs of Senna and the Dark Ones were good, and I thought that the Dark Ones weapons that they had were interesting. Despite them being fodder for the Shinigami that appear in this movie, I wouldn’t have minded if they lasted a little longer, as I would have liked to know a bit more about them, then just being troops for Ganryū.

I thought that the movie ended quite nicely, and for this being the first attempt at doing a Bleach movie, I thought that it turned out better then I expected.