Kaya-chan Isn't Scary Episode 5

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shresthancd

Great

Field trip ep gets tense when Kaya and Chie are stranded on a train she can’t exit because of invisible ghosts. The rude oji getting thrown out lands, but Mob tracking them and the visit to her clairvoyant grandma, who knows something about Kaya's mom, deepens the mystery.

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angienietor

Great

Kaya is your typical episodic anime. Regardless, this episode was full of lore, opening different open ended plots with no clear resolution, creating a sense of uneasiness that works perfectly with the show.

gorlock332

Great

Overall the show’s concept of a mystery horror and childcare genre is interesting, but sometimes can contrast one another. Like, Kaya is mysterious but wholesome at the same time. It’s probably because of the sharp contrast between the two concepts.

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katelynn

Mid

It had way too many settings crammed into one episode. The beginning train exposition didn’t have much to do with the latter half, but does work well on its own with references to real life myths that I liked. Honestly I wish they explored the first half a bit more.

mustardsprinkles

Mid

The episode had such long dialogue sequences and lore-dumps, especially the one with Mob in the car. Though, while it kinda took away from the immersion, it also clearly explained the context, I guess. Helping us understand it easier.