Citrus Episode 5: Under Lover
Canon

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8.8

4 Fans

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Citrus Episode 5: Under Lover

Canon

OSHIMETER

8.8

4 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

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cecily's avatar
cecily
Atleast Himeko has some character development on this episode. Also, na feel ko na talaga ang struggles ni Yuzu. I mean, ang conflict naman talaga ng sitwasyon nilang dalawa. And the last scene got me hooked. Excited ako sa story ni Mei and her father.
jawswaj's avatar
jawswaj
Citrus Episode 5 is an intense dive into jealousy and the weight of childhood bonds. The plot reaches a boiling point as Himeko’s possessiveness creates a wedge between the sisters, forcing Yuzu to realize that she isn't the only one with deep feelings for Mei. Character designs excel here, particularly the sharp, aggressive eye contact between Yuzu and Himeko, which visually represents their ideological battle.
The visuals use tight framing and close-ups to create a sense of claustrophobia, emphasizing how trapped Mei feels between her duties and her desires. The soundtrack is masterfully used, featuring sudden silences that make the dialogue feel much more impactful.
A specific moment that stands out is Himeko’s breakdown in the rain; the visual of her perfect hair becoming disheveled re
uayanjimenez's avatar
uayanjimenez
Episode 5 hits hard with the arrival of Matsuri, her manipulative little sister act creates such a chaotic mess for Yuzu and Mei. The tension at the library is peak drama. I love how protective Yuzu gets, even when she's outmatched. A wild start to a new arc.
adiousra's avatar
adiousra
Oh this one hits different! Ep.5 brings some real emotional weight and you can feel the story shifting into a more serious gear. The leads' relationship is tested in ways that feel genuinely heartfelt rather than just dramatic for the sake of it. Might need a moment after this

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cecily's avatar
cecily
Atleast Himeko has some character development on this episode. Also, na feel ko na talaga ang struggles ni Yuzu. I mean, ang conflict naman talaga ng sitwasyon nilang dalawa. And the last scene got me hooked. Excited ako sa story ni Mei and her father.
jawswaj's avatar
jawswaj
Citrus Episode 5 is an intense dive into jealousy and the weight of childhood bonds. The plot reaches a boiling point as Himeko’s possessiveness creates a wedge between the sisters, forcing Yuzu to realize that she isn't the only one with deep feelings for Mei. Character designs excel here, particularly the sharp, aggressive eye contact between Yuzu and Himeko, which visually represents their ideological battle.
The visuals use tight framing and close-ups to create a sense of claustrophobia, emphasizing how trapped Mei feels between her duties and her desires. The soundtrack is masterfully used, featuring sudden silences that make the dialogue feel much more impactful.
A specific moment that stands out is Himeko’s breakdown in the rain; the visual of her perfect hair becoming disheveled re
uayanjimenez's avatar
uayanjimenez
Episode 5 hits hard with the arrival of Matsuri, her manipulative little sister act creates such a chaotic mess for Yuzu and Mei. The tension at the library is peak drama. I love how protective Yuzu gets, even when she's outmatched. A wild start to a new arc.
adiousra's avatar
adiousra
Oh this one hits different! Ep.5 brings some real emotional weight and you can feel the story shifting into a more serious gear. The leads' relationship is tested in ways that feel genuinely heartfelt rather than just dramatic for the sake of it. Might need a moment after this

©サブロウタ・一迅社/citrus 製作委員会

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©サブロウタ・一迅社/citrus 製作委員会

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