Odamust Posts

Well, if you think about it really, Hase just wanted to be something meaningful to Kaori not in a romantic sense. I was quite confused on Hase's reaction at the end of that episode for one moment, then I realised that he didn't want to get Fujimiya involved in anything further if it ended in her being hurt or lose her memories again. While he could've done something else other than ignoring, he's still kinda young to actually understand "how girls feel" because friendship is something that brings people together despite things such as gender differences for example (this would also apply to love but that's not the point here). Though even on a friendship level, that was a pretty harsh thing for Hase to do. And based on the nature of the show, a hug would simply mean that he loves her (sometimes a hug can be more intimate than a kiss). Maybe Hase didn't want to cross that line...yet. Though I do agree on Saki and Shougo being more interesting than Kaori and Hase.

Of course Kujou isn't a bad person. I don't see why people wouldn't like him still. Those people need to learn to wear other people's shoes properly if they want to walk on them. Sure he was butthurt when Fujimiya forgot him because of their special friendship. Sure he felt envy for Hase getting along with Fujimiya well which made him treated Hase in a way some people don't like, though he did say that he's over her. Can't really tell if he's lying but I hope what he said was true. He's just pretty unfortunate because he got Fujimiya involved in something that changed her life without realising it until this episode.

First she got stabbed deeply in the chest, now she got stabbed in the head and eaten as well (though her body was laid on the ground in the next episode). Though still, no love for Frederica. So we got mad Chaika, lustful Chaika and Chaika. Come on Toru, slay that mage and the little brat.

Heh, Sora's reaction to failing to see a kemonomimi being bottomless and Jibril enjoying the "NTR" moment were priceless. Well, the game itself is pretty whack. Izuna's final transformation reminded me of some final bosses going through some sort of transformation which gets me frustrated. Also, I wonder how Stephanie is going to be useful in this game. Last episode here we COME!!!

I forgot the whole conversation between Takane and Ayano somewhere some episodes ago where Ayano mentioned about the teacher being her father and I forgot that fact until watching the PV for Ayano's Theory of Happiness before the anime version of it came out. Not only that, it also made me wonder on how Takane actually got her body back. I mean, after Kano showed the place where her body was held I don't think I recall seeing Kano doing anything after that reveal. Maybe I wasn't concentrating, maybe I did see it but not noticed it. I will also have to rewatch the previous episodes because I can't remember what Shintaro did before he ended up in that bed, suddenly revealing his power which gave me a seriously confused look.

Other than that, episode 10 was actually nice. The cover for Imagination Forest was fantastic as well as the dubstep soundtrack somewhere in the episode. Though one question was circulating around my mind while watching that episode. Who was Marry's father? And boy was I so down when they mentioned that "Summertime Record" is the final episode for Mekaku City Actors.

So Kagetane is teaming up with Rentarou eh? Though like others said, he will definitely put Rentarou in a bad situation. One funny thing throughout the episode was that scene where the platoon leader was holding his initiator's hand, and I was thinking,"Welp, he's broken."

Iona became Ruuko's LRIG. That gave me the shivers, but it felt good. Despite the criticism about it not portraying the same concept as a card game anime would, it was actually interesting to see how one surprise leads to another. And yes, Aki-lucky is back with no scar on her face. The plot thickens until fall comes. Overall, Selector Infected WIXOSS...did not regret picking it up.