Sankarea: I, Too, Am... A Zombie...

This episode was alright. It was narrated by Babu, which is fun. Although, it does seem to have left room for a whole other season, but one hasn't been made. I assume that the following OVA episode will probably end in a cliffhanger. As far as the love story portion of this anime goes, I can't shake the feeling that it just shouldn't be a thing. I get that it's supposed to be quirky and original, but I don't sense any chemistry between the two main characters, even in this single episode where it seems like their relationship is supposed to be progressing. It seems like theending of this episode, as I said, is supposed to lead to something more, but I don't really like that idea either. In this episode Furuya is trying to think of more ways to keep Rea's body from decaying, so I understand that there could be more done, but it just seems like it's becoming too complicated. As always, the voice actor for Furuya is fun to listen to, and Babu is probably my favorite character in the anime, so this episode wasn't a total waste to watch. Not much happened, but it is a sequel to the main series, so if you liked that, I suggest you watch this.

Bruh, why the heck is this an extra episode?! The second half almost made me cry, easily my favorite part of the anime. It didn't really introduce new themes to the main story, but it does show a slightly new perspective to it that makes the whole thing much more impactful to me. I thought the main story is great but slightly undercooked in some areas, this episode made up for it with a very touching ending. I don't think I'll ever see zombies in the same way after this, it does make me feel slightly depressed just thinking about them.

This was cute. It was a wholesome little extra episode to show you how things are going. This one is told from the perspective of our favorite cat Baabu, which I found to be a unique little touch. Yes, that means Baabu narrates the episode, it's awesome. This episode somewhat gives the vibes of introducing things as if the viewer does not know what is happening/has forgotten what has happened, which I found a bit strange but got used to it. I do think that it's overall worth a watch if you enjoyed the Sankarea series. It's one episode, it can'thurt now can it.