That’s six “9”‘s then. I suppose I could say it’s over (point) 9000, but that would also result in me having to apologize with great immediacy for inflicting such a terrible joke upon you all.

This is the last of the Japanese DVD releases for the second season of Haruhi, which was actually released about a month ago now, but I’ve been sitting on it for the simple reason that I sat on the previous months volume for over a month as well, and there’s nothing quite like a bit of consistency. Anyway, since it seems like a befitting thing to do for the final volume, I guess I’ll reiterate to context for the whole thing.
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That is is, Korone, That it is.

I don’t really have anything to say about Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou – it pretty much falls into that category of shows that I watch simply because it’s stuck online at Crunchyroll at the same time as another show I watch. By this I mean, whilst I have the laptop hooked up to the TV in order to watch Drrr!, I figure I may as well watch this as well before I unhook things. This is pretty much how I ended up getting into Saki, actually – I’d hit Crunchy for Natsu no Arashi and just keep watching. Ichiban is no Saki, but it’s fun enough in it’s own right, I guess.

Sighting courtesy of Wonderduck – if you cast your attention back and to the left, you shall see a cardboard container adorned with a series of oranges. Perhaps it’s not labelled as such, but I’ve claimed less specific examples and Mikan Boxes on prior occasions, so I’m taking it.

Procrastination is, perhaps, the name of the game here – this post has been delayed not because my DVD was trapped in postal hell, but, infact, has not previously appeared due to me being kind of lazy. Indeed, I’ve sat on it long enough that the final volume of the second season arrived today. Yes, I now know the true conclusion of the epic battle between Man and Troll, DiGiKerot and Chairman Kadokawa.

But I’m not telling you that today – you’ll have to wait for that knowledge. Rather, I’ll be answering far more immediately pressing matters.
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I’m sure that Saten’s bat will somehow prove invaluable to the resolution of the present situation that the cast of Railgun has gotten themselves into, but you have to admit, taken at face value, it doesn’t seem like the most useful of implements.

That said, it’s probably infinitely more useful that Uiharu’s ability to mildly annoy her opponents with warm water or such like.