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Brynhilde’s marriage prospect must be approved by her pet, a squirrel that turns out to have powers.

The atmosphere is so chill, yet all of it is very mysterious.

That confession sure took a while.

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@rikka@ani.social

Ito’s dopey expressions are part of her charm; Gen is just uncultured.

Oh, I love how on point your comment is. It is real. I can’t stand Minato at the moment because he reminds me of my past self, who I sometimes judge too harshly for being a people pleaser that couldn’t say no. I do wonder, though, if his backstory will be enough to make me sympathize with him again. And Momoka is… well, Momoka. I don’t hate her, either, but it’s mostly because I see her not as a character but a plot device.

I resign from being a Minato apologist after this episode. Couldn’t he just say no a couple more times until Momoka gets it? A chronic people pleaser. Ridiculous.

Characters introduction was pretty great, I’ve already remembered everyone. The seven knights have odd names. Baribara just named them based on what she felt in that particular moment with not much thought given, but it’s easy to grasp their personalities this way right from the start.

The colour palette with no shadows looks lovely and the character designs are simple, yet quite charming. One fascinating detail I noticed is how the seven knights have distinct mouth designs. Those are usually pretty uniform and don’t really stand out much.

A teacher-student trope added to the already established step-siblings one? Bold move.

I don’t know what’s funnier, Rui sleep-eating Ito’s Valentine’s choco or Gen force-feeding Ito cookies in his unfazed fashion. Now she also has to prepare a White Day gift. The girl can’t catch a break.

So happy it’s two cours. I wasn’t ready to part with Rui’s brattiness and Raku’s mischievous nosiness. New themes are lovely. Previous ones were sweet as well.

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@rikka@ani.social

Personally, I didn’t care for yuri because the chemistry between Lara and Mari was practically non-existent, so the final message was fine in itself. However, such ending is good in a vacuum – the execution and all the build-up weren’t a good match for it.

unfortunately has lowered my opinion of the show a bit.

Yeah. Maybe slightly more than a bit.

A steam body and an electric brain weren’t enough, so Yosuke needs a soul now? He’s been acting creepy in the last couple of episodes, but this one completely knocks it out of the park. Which is tragic, because it was fun seeing Kihachi boss Yosuke around and the moment when they switched to first names was so hilarious in another timeline they could’ve become friends that gush about their obsessions and come to an understanding.

Yosuke is so far gone I wonder how badly it ends for him. It should end badly for Izo, as well. He understands what Yosuke is doing is wrong but still enables him; his devotion is nauseating.

Honda was adopted the second time.

I missed friend group interactions; last couple of episodes were too blatantly divided into three main couples segments.

Kyoani added that horse just to flex, didn’t they?

Last episode Yosuke reacted very dramatically after seeing Saki, and now Saki says she wants to slap him. Looking forward to learn more about the conflict between the siblings.

In awe with your ability to call Yosuke husbando material.

Whatever is wrong with Yosuke is obviously fun; I enjoy his theatrics. But this episode made feel so bad for him my eyes are welling up despise all the ridiculous faces animators put up to make the audience laugh (or cringe).

Thank you, Kihachi, for giving Yosuke the catalog, and showing us what cutie we’ve lost. I’m devastated and gonna mourn for a week.

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I wonder if the sweetheart Seiroku was talking about is Noriko, after all, and if Kengo married her partly to prevent her betrothal to Yosuke, who went for Inako in turn, and that’s why Noriko helps Inako in every possible way.

Ah, Kengo blaming himself for something out of his control, a classic. Kihachi took it as a champ, though. Thanks to Inako Kihachi’s even started to believe in Seiroku’s confidence in his little brother’s inventiveness to the point of letting go of the electrical catalog.

However, I don’t think Yosuke even cares about the promise between him and Seiroku of bringing electricity into the world anymore. Seems like his only goal is to bring Seiroku’s doll(s) to life with electricity.

Whoa, bold Nishi.

No, main plotline, don’t accelerate, I need another 50 episodes of the cast’s shenanigans.

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A harem of Seiroku dolls? Cheater.

What a picturesque boat chase. This show excels at background art.

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@rikka@ani.social

Curious about Kengo’s PTSD.

My favourite short and sweet moment from today’s episode is Honda being happy to see she and Nishi are in the same class again.