With Pokemon Black 2 And Pokemon White 2, developer Game Freak has finally decided to stop beating around the bush and give us a "true" sequel instead of a Pokémon Platinum-esque expansion pack. The series is better for it too, even if the much touted emphasis on storytelling remains largely superfluous.

Set two years after the events of the original Pokémon Black and White, it features a new silent protagonist, a new rival, and a handful of new gym leaders. More importantly, there are new Pokémon – or should I say, old Pokémon. Unova is now rife with Pokémon from previous generations – a welcome sight for fans of the series. It makes the world of Pokémon feel bigger and more connected than it already is, and makes the Unova Pokémon feel like they're "part of the family."

Disappointingly, the returning Pokémon aren't the only familiar component. As usual, Black 2 and White 2 rigorously follows the badge/Elite 4 formula that has long since worn out its welcome but will never go away. What a pity that Game Freak didn't use this opportunity to experiment a bit with the formula and trim down the usual rote badge quest (or make it entirely optional). As a franchise, Pokémon can be at once really smart and innovative, and annoyingly set in its ways.

The sad day has finally arrived. The last episode of Kuroko No Basket came on today. The episode shows the finals against two of the Generation Of Miracles player. Kise and Aomine have an all out brawl on the court, Kise who has imitated all of Aomine's moves gives his team hope of winning against the ace of The Generation Of Miracles.

When it seemed that Kaijo had a chance of winning when Kise was going for a shot that could have put them in single digits, Aomine knocks the ball out of Kise's hands. Now less then one minute left on the clock and 11 points behind, the chances of Kaijo winning were slim to nothing. In the end Aomine tells Kise of how he made a mistake by trying to pass the ball to another player, something Aomine never does.the score ended up being 98-110 victory went to Touhou. Kise who was shocked was sitting on the ground and when was told to get back up, was physically too strained in his legs due to copying Aomine to get back up. Then Kaijo's captain helped carry him to the line where both teams formally thanked each other.

The new episode of this show summed in to one word sad. We figure out some background information on how the system Cardinal(which runs everything in SAO works). A woman asks for the help pf Kirito and Asuna in order to save her friend Thinker from a dungeon below The Town Of Beginnings.

After fighting through some hordes of AI, they find Thinker only to find a trap. There a what seemed like Grim Reaper lied. Kirito who was not able to see it's name concluded that the creature was as strong in the level 90's. In one single blow Kirito and Asuna's HP bar was cut in half. When it looked like all hope was lost for both of them Yui comes in front of the Grim Reaper. The creature tried to attack Yui but was blocked by an invisible force shield. Then Yui was floating in the air and drew fire which ended up being a long, flaming sword. Yui then destroys the Grim Reaper in one blow.

Today we'll talk about the 24th (final) episode of the spring season 2012 anime series Accel World that completes its run with a totally happy and unconclusive ending.

I suspected Chiyuri's power to be related to "time manipulation", but wasn't expecting her to reverse time in order to recover Haru's wings from Noumi's avatar.

I think that we underestimated the fierce and absolute will that Chiyuri can muster in order to achieve happiness together with her "friends".