Episode 2 makes the love triangle much messier, especially because Rumi immediately pushes Jun toward Naori after ending their relationship. I understand that Rumi thinks she is doing something good for her sister, but it feels unfair to Jun when he clearly still has feelings for her and barely gets any time to process the breakup. Naori is also put in a difficult position because she genuinely cares about Jun, while Jun seems to be the kind of person who constantly tries to become what other people want him to be. I really enjoyed seeing Jun and Naori interact, though, because their shared interests and nerdy conversations give them a natural chemistry. The sci-fi references and even their quieter moments together made their relationship feel surprisingly comfortable, while also making me wonder what Jun actually wants for himself.