A Condition Called Love Episode 6: Our First Valentine's
Canon
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6 Fans
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OSHIMETER
10.0
6 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
momarah
VerifiedIn this episode, my emotions were really all over the place. It really feels like a roller coaster. It makes you feel sad, guilty, and awkward... this episode was just so intense. But I’m really happy to see the progress in Hotaru and Hananoi’s relationship. It’s so adorable!
miyukineveahbless
VerifiedThe introduction of a new character adds a fresh range of emotions, keeping the story from feeling stagnant or too reserved. It's gradually becoming more engaging. Plus, the moment between Hananoi & Hotaru was perfect, the atmosphere, aesthetics & sound effects were all spot on.
xiexie
VerifiedYou really feel how much he loves her, which makes him so sweet and thoughtful. The animation, like the way his eyes show emotion and the subtle tears, pairs perfectly with the music.
greiestefani18
VerifiedI liked seeing more of Hotaru here, she feels more honest and easy to relate to. Some moments are really sweet, but there’s still that slightly intense feeling around Hananoi that makes everything a bit complicated. It doesn’t feel perfect, but that’s what makes it interesting.
goyaljonesh06
Verifiedhotaru making those chocolates by hand was so wholesome to watch. i loved the part where hananoi got all flustered because she gave him the box in the hallway. the way the sunlight hit the lockers while they were talking made the whole confession feel so warm and real.
keima
Hananoi’s possessive side toward Hotaru. He gets jealous easily and worries a lot when other people get close to her, which makes his behavior feel a bit intense. Hotaru starts noticing this and feels a little confused about it, but she still tries to understand him instead of pushing him away. The episode highlights how Hananoi’s strong feelings can sometimes become overwhelming, and it shows that their relationship still has things they need to work through.
QUICK TAKES
momarah
VerifiedIn this episode, my emotions were really all over the place. It really feels like a roller coaster. It makes you feel sad, guilty, and awkward... this episode was just so intense. But I’m really happy to see the progress in Hotaru and Hananoi’s relationship. It’s so adorable!
miyukineveahbless
VerifiedThe introduction of a new character adds a fresh range of emotions, keeping the story from feeling stagnant or too reserved. It's gradually becoming more engaging. Plus, the moment between Hananoi & Hotaru was perfect, the atmosphere, aesthetics & sound effects were all spot on.
xiexie
VerifiedYou really feel how much he loves her, which makes him so sweet and thoughtful. The animation, like the way his eyes show emotion and the subtle tears, pairs perfectly with the music.
greiestefani18
VerifiedI liked seeing more of Hotaru here, she feels more honest and easy to relate to. Some moments are really sweet, but there’s still that slightly intense feeling around Hananoi that makes everything a bit complicated. It doesn’t feel perfect, but that’s what makes it interesting.
goyaljonesh06
Verifiedhotaru making those chocolates by hand was so wholesome to watch. i loved the part where hananoi got all flustered because she gave him the box in the hallway. the way the sunlight hit the lockers while they were talking made the whole confession feel so warm and real.
keima
Hananoi’s possessive side toward Hotaru. He gets jealous easily and worries a lot when other people get close to her, which makes his behavior feel a bit intense. Hotaru starts noticing this and feels a little confused about it, but she still tries to understand him instead of pushing him away. The episode highlights how Hananoi’s strong feelings can sometimes become overwhelming, and it shows that their relationship still has things they need to work through.
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