A Sign of Affection Episode 11: Promise
Canon
OSHIMETER
6.9
7 Fans
5
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OSHIMETER
6.9
7 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
amaliarahma
VerifiedThis episode provides a refreshing visual experience. Itsuomi’s warmth is conveyed particularly well through the fitting and polished narration. Oushi’s appearance here is truly meaningful. His deep sense of insecurity really moved me. The flashbacks to their shared memories are heart warming too, I was truly touched. Seeing their everyday lives made me understand the warmth that Itsuomi brings.
rizzkamalia
VerifiedMaybe this episode isn’t as strong as the others, and there are a few extra scenes too. But we do get a turning point for Shin and Emma, even if it’s still unclear where they’re headed. I’m curious to see what’s next for them.
shanatsu_04
We get more of Oushi’s side, which makes him a little sad but sweet, and seeing Yuki appreciate him warms the heart. Shin confesses to Emma, while Itsuomi and Yuki’s adorable moments at the end make the episode bittersweet and totally swoon-worthy.
shjdx
yuki’s moving to a much more comfortable pace with Itsuomi and the fact that oushi’s getting better at not being prickly moves their friendship in a better light. there’s also some small updates on rin and kyouya. i do love the shift in emma and shin’s dynamic in this episode
anonymousmagikarp
The episode spends its time closing some of the relationship plot threads, but like w/ Oushi, it's hard to care about the other "threats" to the main relationship. It doesn't feel like it's nearing the end already because of how slow-paced the episodes have been so far.
sakurashreya0402
This episode has some sweet moments between Yuki and Itsuomi, but the pacing feels slower and a few scenes drag a bit. The emotions are still there, but it doesn't hit as strongly as previous episodes.
hanzeljpeg
this was a build up episode because yuki wants to travel with itsuomi so she looks for part-time job but i feel this could be skipped to the final episode
QUICK TAKES
amaliarahma
VerifiedThis episode provides a refreshing visual experience. Itsuomi’s warmth is conveyed particularly well through the fitting and polished narration. Oushi’s appearance here is truly meaningful. His deep sense of insecurity really moved me. The flashbacks to their shared memories are heart warming too, I was truly touched. Seeing their everyday lives made me understand the warmth that Itsuomi brings.
rizzkamalia
VerifiedMaybe this episode isn’t as strong as the others, and there are a few extra scenes too. But we do get a turning point for Shin and Emma, even if it’s still unclear where they’re headed. I’m curious to see what’s next for them.
shanatsu_04
We get more of Oushi’s side, which makes him a little sad but sweet, and seeing Yuki appreciate him warms the heart. Shin confesses to Emma, while Itsuomi and Yuki’s adorable moments at the end make the episode bittersweet and totally swoon-worthy.
shjdx
yuki’s moving to a much more comfortable pace with Itsuomi and the fact that oushi’s getting better at not being prickly moves their friendship in a better light. there’s also some small updates on rin and kyouya. i do love the shift in emma and shin’s dynamic in this episode
anonymousmagikarp
The episode spends its time closing some of the relationship plot threads, but like w/ Oushi, it's hard to care about the other "threats" to the main relationship. It doesn't feel like it's nearing the end already because of how slow-paced the episodes have been so far.
sakurashreya0402
This episode has some sweet moments between Yuki and Itsuomi, but the pacing feels slower and a few scenes drag a bit. The emotions are still there, but it doesn't hit as strongly as previous episodes.
hanzeljpeg
this was a build up episode because yuki wants to travel with itsuomi so she looks for part-time job but i feel this could be skipped to the final episode
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