Inari Kon Kon

There’s tension between the two leads and their growing eagerness. They keep helping each other and trying to give something back in return. The voice acting fits the tone well and really lands the moments.

A standout scene where the power goes out of control is really intense, with the surroundings shaking. The voice acting also stands out and carries the dialogue-heavy episode well.

It carries a playful but slightly tense vibe, with awkward situations driving most of the humor. The pacing is steady and smooth, balancing the comedic setups well.

There’s an emotional tone with a subtle romantic touch. The expressive facial animations, especially the tears, make the characters feel more alive and genuine.

Shifts into a more heartfelt mood while still keeping the fun charm intact The interactions feel really genuine, the comedy flows naturally, and the softer visuals and music make the quieter moments feel warm, comforting, and a little emotional.

I felt like this anime covers love in so many different ways! From friendship, same-sex relationships, class disparity, rivalry, and platonic love there was something for everyone. I loved that each of these dynamics were not made fun of but shown both the good and ugly. I wished they adapted the entire manga cause Tanbabashi has a bigger role but this was great! [8.33/10]

The stakes have risen and now it's time for Inari to help Uka! Inari has grown and realized that she needs to stand up and take accountability. Also, Touka is such good brother as he is very straight forward with Inari.

The stakes have been raised! I love the dynamic between Uka and Inari as they love each other dearly. However, the lack of communication is going to ruin them! Touka's somehow has the most level head here and he's just a high school student.

Inari is a wonderful character that stands by her morals. She has shown time and time again to be very aware of her wants and when she's the problem. The is clear growth from the first episode! Also, some development of Tanbabashi's and Touka's feelings is great!

I love how accepting Inari and Maru are towards Sumizome as these days people can be so cruel. Also, I love the development between Touka and Uka! They actually are such a fun duo. I'm not curious to see what happens with Tanbabashi!

This episode helped expand Inari's friends and new relationships. I love the lesbian representation! Though, it still felt like a standard beach episode.

This episode was nice! The foreshadowing was good and more writing into Uka and Touka's dynamic. We also got development for Inari and Tanbabashi!

Not there being fanservice from Touka. Also, Uka's brother is insane, bro needs therapy. This episode sets up romance flags for Uka and the effects of Inari having Uka's divine powers. I'm excited to see whats next!

This episode was a little cringey when it comes to the magical, childlike animation. Not a fan of it and felt that it was dragged too long, flying around, back and forth to Inari and Uka's frames. The plot of the series was engaging at first, but when it comes to the latter part, it was simply dull. The ending was unsatisfactory and felt like it was rushed.

That was an intense episode. Inari's helpless to use the forbidden power, not knowing anything until this penultimate episode. Definitely has slow pacing issues here. Touka revealed it in this episode, and Uka dragging it for too long was just straining. The ED, though, was perfectly played in that last scene.

Summer scene gives a calm, slightly uneasy vibe, with friendships at the center. Everyone’s expressions feel more sincere, like emotions are sitting closer to the surface. Animation stays soft and fluid, and the mood moves between quiet tension and warm, simple happenings.

Festival setting is bright and busy, with a quiet romantic hint in the background. Characters act more open and expressive, like they’re a bit more honest with each other. Animation is warm and smooth, and the mood moves between light, fun moments and softer, more thoughtful ones.

The transformation animation is smooth, with a light air-like effect that really lands well. The voice acting fits the characters nicely. The pacing flows into a more reflective, slightly heavier rhythm.

Still feels really warm and easy to watch, like it just flows without forcing anything. There’s a nice balance of light comedy and a bit of tension underneath, while the visuals stay soft and calming throughout.

Everything feels soft, warm, and genuinely charming right away. The character reactions are expressive, the comedy lands naturally, and the atmosphere has this cozy energy that’s easy to get attached to. The visuals and soundtrack also blend really well with the emotional moments.