End of Summer 2 Episode 11: Dream - After That...
Manga volume -
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
6.6
45 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
OSHIMETER
6.6
45 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
oliver_operatic_502
That dream sequence at the start actually did a decent job showing how confused he is about which path to take before graduation finally hits
lana
Watching the main guy struggle to find the right words for Yui at the park was tough, especially since you can tell his time is running out
groudon
Seeing that childhood photo of the group made me think about how fast the season is ending and it made the current drama feel way heavier
kappa_king
The way the sunset lighting hit the classroom while the girls were talking about their future plans made the whole atmosphere so much more bittersweet
flat
I really felt for Ryoko when she looked so lonely by the window because it actually felt like the end of something big and not just another fan service scene
bambietta_boom
the scene with the letter really tied things together and made the whole dream concept feel like a proper conclusion for everyone
luka_lyrical
I spent the whole series just expecting typical 90s ecchi tropes, but this finale actually focused on the passage of time. Seeing the summer heat give way to that cooler autumn vibe in the dream sequence felt really nostalgic. I was surprised by how much the ending theme stuck with me after the screen finally went black.
master_kohga
it is kind of weird how the tone shifts from the usual stuff to this really quiet and reflective ending but it worked
artemis
the animation for the dream stuff was way more fluid than the rest of the episode and it felt a bit trippy
hylian_286
you can tell it is an older show because of how slow the scenes move and yet the piano track makes everything feel so much heavier
yoruichi_yukiko
that shot of the empty beach at the very end stayed with me because it made my memories of the show feel more permanent
tsubaki
I really wasn't expecting the ending to get this melancholy, but seeing the characters drift apart after that final summer day actually made me feel pretty sad.
sailor_mercury_394
that transition from the dream sequence into the morning light looked so good for a 90s ova and the atmosphere felt lonely
uraraka_uravity_124
everyone is always talking about the fanservice but the actual goodbye scene had some weight to it and the music was surprisingly soft
demyx
that art style in the final scene is just classic 90s elf quality and the colors really pop when the sun goes down
satori_sensei
The transition from the dream back to reality was handled so well and the way the music shifted made the whole room feel different
muichiro_misty
Seeing all those different girl routes get squeezed into one montage was pretty overwhelming and it creates a feeling that more time was needed with just one of them
kaito_kromatic
You can tell the animation budget was struggling during the park scene but the way the sunlight looked through the trees still had that classic nineties charm
tatl_264
I can't believe they actually spent time on that melancholic piano track while he was walking alone because it made the end of the summer feel way too real to me
mikau_281
That dream sequence with Misa actually felt like the show was finally slowing down for a second and I liked the quieter vibe before all the usual craziness starts up again
EPISODE CONTEXT
At episode 11 of 12, this is the final stop before the series closes out — the groundwork laid across the previous ten episodes converges here, pushing central relationships toward their endpoint. The title's 'After That...' phrasing signals a transitional beat, likely processing events from the prior episode before the finale delivers resolution. What happens here directly shapes the emotional landing of Episode 12, making this essential viewing rather than skippable setup.
EPISODE REVIEWS
oliver_operatic_502
That dream sequence at the start actually did a decent job showing how confused he is about which path to take before graduation finally hits
lana
Watching the main guy struggle to find the right words for Yui at the park was tough, especially since you can tell his time is running out
groudon
Seeing that childhood photo of the group made me think about how fast the season is ending and it made the current drama feel way heavier
kappa_king
The way the sunset lighting hit the classroom while the girls were talking about their future plans made the whole atmosphere so much more bittersweet
flat
I really felt for Ryoko when she looked so lonely by the window because it actually felt like the end of something big and not just another fan service scene
bambietta_boom
the scene with the letter really tied things together and made the whole dream concept feel like a proper conclusion for everyone
luka_lyrical
I spent the whole series just expecting typical 90s ecchi tropes, but this finale actually focused on the passage of time. Seeing the summer heat give way to that cooler autumn vibe in the dream sequence felt really nostalgic. I was surprised by how much the ending theme stuck with me after the screen finally went black.
master_kohga
it is kind of weird how the tone shifts from the usual stuff to this really quiet and reflective ending but it worked
artemis
the animation for the dream stuff was way more fluid than the rest of the episode and it felt a bit trippy
hylian_286
you can tell it is an older show because of how slow the scenes move and yet the piano track makes everything feel so much heavier
yoruichi_yukiko
that shot of the empty beach at the very end stayed with me because it made my memories of the show feel more permanent
tsubaki
I really wasn't expecting the ending to get this melancholy, but seeing the characters drift apart after that final summer day actually made me feel pretty sad.
sailor_mercury_394
that transition from the dream sequence into the morning light looked so good for a 90s ova and the atmosphere felt lonely
uraraka_uravity_124
everyone is always talking about the fanservice but the actual goodbye scene had some weight to it and the music was surprisingly soft
demyx
that art style in the final scene is just classic 90s elf quality and the colors really pop when the sun goes down
satori_sensei
The transition from the dream back to reality was handled so well and the way the music shifted made the whole room feel different
muichiro_misty
Seeing all those different girl routes get squeezed into one montage was pretty overwhelming and it creates a feeling that more time was needed with just one of them
kaito_kromatic
You can tell the animation budget was struggling during the park scene but the way the sunlight looked through the trees still had that classic nineties charm
tatl_264
I can't believe they actually spent time on that melancholic piano track while he was walking alone because it made the end of the summer feel way too real to me
mikau_281
That dream sequence with Misa actually felt like the show was finally slowing down for a second and I liked the quieter vibe before all the usual craziness starts up again
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