Episode 3, this was the make or break episode for me. Previously, I was largely on the fence about sticking with this show. I felt that the main character, Jan, was too over the top of a character for me and did not feel real. He was an infallible character who always seemed to have a solution for everything - a setup for trouble. If the main character always has an answer, then there is no growth. This episode made me revise that thought - we finally get to see a problem stump Jan and we finally get to see him at his most vulnerable. He finally seems like a real person, someone you can relate to. And the cherry on top was his backstory, albeit a very unusual one given how crazy his grandfather was. We can now finally understand what is driving him and why he is an Akiyama. I hope to see more struggles and development from Jan and his relationships with his (hopefully) friends Kiriko and Okonogi.