OSHIMETER
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OSHIMETER
4 Fans
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Even though I understand Eiko's reasons, I still really think it's irresponsible of her to throw everything at them. The path, the choices she made and took---it was all on her.
I suppose it was also because of all that pressure she's been subjected to. But even so, there's no easy way out of it.
It's good we got to see her be honest about it, though, at least. It's also probably for good that Yuina and the others sang to her one last time to address the lingering wish and anger Eiko had. It's all up to Eiko now, from there and onwards. I'm sure she knew that much already.
Anyway, Keroppe, fine, I forgive. I'd still very much wanna crush you tho, as payback for all that feels. Gimme back my tears, you swindler frog.
That aside, it's sooooo great to have the gang back, yayy.
This episode was really entertaining to watch since there was a lot of emotional yet wholesome scenes of Yuina and the others. The song performed in the episode is absolutely my favorite because of how catchy it was. A lot of the scenery were absolutely beautiful as well, it made each moment feel so ethereal. I really wish there were more scenes of the witch of enlightenment because she was so pretty.
EPISODE CONTEXT
As the twelfth and final episode, this directly follows Yuina's solo trip to Tokyo in Episode 11, reuniting the cast to confront the consequences of their choices across the full season. It functions as the definitive payoff for the show's cumulative themes of friendship and identity, drawing every character arc toward closure. While primarily a conclusion, the episode also leaves room for potential future developments beyond this initial run.
QUICK TAKES
Even though I understand Eiko's reasons, I still really think it's irresponsible of her to throw everything at them. The path, the choices she made and took---it was all on her.
I suppose it was also because of all that pressure she's been subjected to. But even so, there's no easy way out of it.
It's good we got to see her be honest about it, though, at least. It's also probably for good that Yuina and the others sang to her one last time to address the lingering wish and anger Eiko had. It's all up to Eiko now, from there and onwards. I'm sure she knew that much already.
Anyway, Keroppe, fine, I forgive. I'd still very much wanna crush you tho, as payback for all that feels. Gimme back my tears, you swindler frog.
That aside, it's sooooo great to have the gang back, yayy.
This episode was really entertaining to watch since there was a lot of emotional yet wholesome scenes of Yuina and the others. The song performed in the episode is absolutely my favorite because of how catchy it was. A lot of the scenery were absolutely beautiful as well, it made each moment feel so ethereal. I really wish there were more scenes of the witch of enlightenment because she was so pretty.
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