Anyway, I'm Falling in Love with You. Season 2 Episode 6: I've Liked You This Whole Time

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Anyway, I'm Falling in Love with You. Season 2 Episode 6: I've Liked You This Whole Time

Manga chapter 7-8

Canon
← Prev: EP 5Next: EP 7 →

OSHIMETER

10.0

7 Fans

5star
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3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

panjiriang's avatar
panjiriang
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Pretty balanced episode. Mix of light moments and subtle emotional beats. Nothing too intense, but it keeps things engaging.
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rairai
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I just realized that this episode and the last ones were just about them confessing and hiding their feelings for each other. It's somewhat dragging the whole show for someone like me who wants it romantic, but I hope that anytime soon, they'll level it up.
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shinywaffles
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Another decent episode. Looks like everyone has it tough, especially Shuugo and Shin. The dynamics in this show are interesting to say the least, but everyone gets their respective moments. Whether it be fair or not. Kizuki might not be the popular option.
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
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No flashy drama, just the heavy, cinematic weight of 3,652 days of silence. The visual detail in the rainy Tokyo streets perfectly mirrors the characters' internal friction. A must-watch!
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gopal_factset
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In this episode, the emotional peak, the "Why" behind the breakup, Shugo’s vulnerability, Shin’s backstory, and the "Kizumizu" momentum are really good. However, the drama fatigue, Shugo’s toxicity, Mizuho’s passivity, and somewhat production quality are to be refined.
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EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at the midpoint of a 12-episode season, this episode marks a decisive emotional turn after weeks of isolated reflection and guarded distance between characters. The lingering wounds explored in earlier episodes finally converge here, as a clash between Shuugo and Kizuki acts as the catalyst that pulls the estranged friend group back together for the first time in years. What follows should shift the season's energy from individual introspection toward something more collective and confrontational.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at the midpoint of a 12-episode season, this episode marks a decisive emotional turn after weeks of isolated reflection and guarded distance between characters. The lingering wounds explored in earlier episodes finally converge here, as a clash between Shuugo and Kizuki acts as the catalyst that pulls the estranged friend group back together for the first time in years. What follows should shift the season's energy from individual introspection toward something more collective and confrontational.

EPISODE REVIEWS

panjiriang's avatar
panjiriang
VerifiedVerified
Pretty balanced episode. Mix of light moments and subtle emotional beats. Nothing too intense, but it keeps things engaging.
rairai's avatar
rairai
VerifiedVerified
I just realized that this episode and the last ones were just about them confessing and hiding their feelings for each other. It's somewhat dragging the whole show for someone like me who wants it romantic, but I hope that anytime soon, they'll level it up.
shinywaffles's avatar
shinywaffles
VerifiedVerified
Another decent episode. Looks like everyone has it tough, especially Shuugo and Shin. The dynamics in this show are interesting to say the least, but everyone gets their respective moments. Whether it be fair or not. Kizuki might not be the popular option.
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
VerifiedVerified
No flashy drama, just the heavy, cinematic weight of 3,652 days of silence. The visual detail in the rainy Tokyo streets perfectly mirrors the characters' internal friction. A must-watch!
gopal_factset's avatar
gopal_factset
VerifiedVerified
In this episode, the emotional peak, the "Why" behind the breakup, Shugo’s vulnerability, Shin’s backstory, and the "Kizumizu" momentum are really good. However, the drama fatigue, Shugo’s toxicity, Mizuho’s passivity, and somewhat production quality are to be refined.
burrito's avatar
burrito
burritoww's avatar
burritoww

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