Shoshimin: How to Become Ordinary Season 2

That was so good, for a second there I thought the worse outcome would come, but this was so much better. And the ending to the old mystery really tied it all together, it wasn't a cheap too over the face solution, but a one simple yet it makes sense, and as Osanai puts it, "we were really a stupid middle schooler", and that puts it into perspective what they both were thinking during that time. They ended the anime with a beautiful closure too, simple, calm yet truthful. Overall I'd say, this is the best anime I've watched this year, I would love to erase my memory and re-watch it again! Give it a watch too, you won't regret it!

Oh my gosh that was such a good episode!! I had chills!! After almost two weeks of being alone, thinking by himself, Kobato and Osanai finally meet each other at last. It was so emotional, I never thought that it would make me cry. And when they started explaining the little things that they had done, from the flower, the chocolates. the stuffed doll, I didn't even understand it at first, but after the shocking reveal, I was literally shocked, how did I not realize it sooner?! This anime so subtle yet so good, and that ending?! It's begging you to continue watching, let's go!!

There's finally a bit more movement in the past case Osanai and Kobato had solved together, they're starting to explain what Hisaka did, but we're still yet to know why, and we're still dooming on the fact, Kengo had mentioned in the earlier episode, did Hisaka pass away? I think by the end of this mystery, we're actually going to cry with sadness, or cry with relief, can't wait to find out, and we're so close to the end too.

A really satisfying finale. I liked that it stayed true to what makes this series unique it's never just about solving the mystery but understanding the people behind it. Kobato and Osanai's journey came full circle, and the ending felt earned instead of rushed.

This episode felt quieter than the previous ones, but it had a lot of emotional payoff. I liked how Kobato and Osanai finally stopped hiding behind their usual excuses. The dialogue carried the episode and it never felt slow.

This episode reminded me why I enjoy this series so much. It's not just about solving mysteries—it's about understanding the people behind them. Kobato and Osanai's chemistry continues to be the strongest part of the show.

This episode tied a lot of things together without spelling everything out. The flashbacks gave more weight to Kobato and Osanai's relationship and I liked how the mystery kept building instead of relying on a big reveal. Really solid episode.

This episode kept me guessing the whole time. It didn't rely on big twists every minute but the conversations and little details made everything feel more tense. I like how the mystery keeps unfolding without rushing the story.

The resolution felt earned. Instead of relying on a huge twist the episode let the characters carry the emotional weight. Urino's growth was probably my favorite part.

This episode made me rethink almost everything from the previous arc. The way the pieces slowly came together without spelling everything out was really satisfying. Osanai is still one of the hardest characters to read and that's what makes her so interesting.

The writing in this series is so subtle. Episode 5 gives just enough information to make you rethink earlier scenes without revealing everything. It kept me guessing the whole time.a

This episode had a great balance between character development and mystery. It never rushes to reveal everything which makes the payoff much more satisfying. Definitely looking forward to what comes next.

This episode really shows why I enjoy this series. It doesn't need big twists every few minutes to stay interesting. Watching Kobato quietly connect the dots while everyone else focuses on the obvious is always satisfying. The writing trusts the audience and I appreciate that.

I like how this series never rushes its mysteries. Episode 2 slowly adds more pieces to the puzzle without spelling everything out. Urino's perspective was interesting, and seeing how Kobato quietly notices details that others miss is still one of the best parts of the show.

Really nice premiere. The pacing is slow in a good way, and the dialogue makes you pay attention to every little detail. Looking forward to seeing how the new mystery unfolds.

Another slow episode, that focuses more on Kobato and Osanai's dynamic. Since Kobato is still bed ridden in the hospital, he keeps reminiscing about the past similar incident, the episode goes back and forth from his flashback to current timeline, he's going through so much, but at the same time, his current body is stuck. We're still nowhere to solving the case, but in a way, we can feel that Kobato is trying his best to withstand. I'm so curious to know what happens next. Generally, I feel like it would be okay to skip this episode, but I think it's important to see, how and why Kobato and Osanai started from.

This episode explores a different topic from the whole season so far, it's a bit slower now because we're just slowly introduced to this plot, starting with a sudden hit and run. Only by the end it starts to tie something between Kobato and Osanai, it feels like it's going to be another deep plot, get ready! I think it's going to be a really good plot, let's go!

This episode marks the end of the arson plot line, and finally everything starts to get back on it's usual track. Honestly this feels like a good way to end the series, but since the character have just gotten their screen time again, away from Urino and all the arson case, I feel like they will slowly give a proper ending to all the character and their inner conflict. I need to see more of Osanai, she's such a scary character. It gives you that uneasy feeling, but you honestly just feels amazed at her mind. I hope they will give another heavy plot to this series, since there's still 5 episode of this season, I can't wait to see, let's go!

Oh my gosh, that was such a satisfying episode, I was thoroughly shocked by the revelation and sharp words Osanai said towards Urino. Without realizing we were also part of Urino's plan, we followed his way of thinking and suspected people like how he does. In the end we were fooled. This is such a brilliant way of storytelling by the writer. The ending suddenly left us with Kobato slowly showing up, is there more to this mystery? Or are we finally drawing closer to the end? But that left us with the final question still, who is the real arsonist? Such a good episode you can't miss it

The episode started so strong with every character slowly getting more and more impatient to solve the mystery of the arsonist. I feel like we're getting so close to uncover the mystery. Aside from that, I was so shocked with the scene about Tokito and Kobato. They had shown us a little scene about them since the beginning, I genuinely thought that it was just a filler scene. But during their confrontation I finally understood what this is all about, and boy that was so satisfying to watch. And I honestly love the end scene of this episode between Kengo and Kobato, all of this brewing for the next episode! Next button please!