Tasokare Hotel

Ewlwqh

An absolute tear-inducing episode. But also, I love the nuances between the characters and their motivations for doing certain things. It's entirely "human", so much that it's almost impossible to fully hate them. Other than that, the ep is also very satisfying. It wasn't exactly morally ethical, but nothing in the world is ever an absolute good and bad, perfectly mirroring the reality. Worth the watch and the rewatch.

This is probably the peak that the tension had been building. It's in a sense that more truths were laid down in the open, but also because there was another sub tension that was built in the latter part, which preludes to the final arc— the choices and consequences Neko would have to make and face onwards. That aside, for a "Moriarty" portrayal, Masaki sure sucked.

This is not the kind of "Catch me if you can, Mr Holmes" that I wanted, but man, I love the concept. This ep grounds all the tension and hidden clues all over the previous episodes, boiling down to soon reach the climax. Definitely a must-watch.

The song she performed wasn't exactly my taste but it's probably not meant to be listened with that in mind anyway. It's chill to start with and the occasional drops of hints was really building the tension. Great ep to watch.

As someone who loves idols, I have mixed feelings about this. I could relate to those excited and thrilled to be in the same vicinity as their oshi, but it's also bittersweet having to see for myself how an idol's life really is. It starts light for this ep and ends in a cliffhanger, but it's a must-watch as it would be an integral context for the following ep.

Sad ep. We got another backstory but at what cost... That said, this episode can be skipped, but I highly suggest that people not to skip it. This specific ep touches on the realities of families, the struggles, most especially for the kids. It's a bit heartbreaking, you may need to pause in latter parts to get tissues.

I'm glad we got to see more backstory from one of the main characters. It gives us more depth and context as to why they were still there. That aside, this is also perhaps the start of how many characters and people's lives are interconnected with each other. It's subtle for now, but it gives you the feeling that things would only get better from here on out.

Somewhat of a filler episode, but definitely not something you can skip for various reasons. One, Masaki made an annoyingly good point at the end that I feel made something within Neko 'crack', and two, a new useful tool presented itself. I reckon it'd come in handy in the future episodes. More than that, solving the mystery was really fun, so it's definitely worth the watch.

This ep gives us a taste of what we'd be in for the rest of the series. It showed, though just a tiny bit, how manipulative Masaki could be. On the other hand, there was also the matter of how some bonds are fragile in the face of life and death.

What a great concept for a twist! This episode gives us hope to turn the tables! The tension was built up in the middle of the episode, and we do see some struggle at the end of the episode and feel some suspense from it! A must-watch episode to see Neko's destiny!

More truth got revealed in this episode about Atori and Neko's deaths. The mystery was solved from the beginning until the middle of the episode, but at the end, we got a sad moment, a terrifying truth, and a shocking twist! This is a must-watch episode. Don't miss the crucial info!

The storyline is progressing well for Neko's character. We got mystery and truth revealed in this episode, and it made us jaw-dropped. A plot twist happened in this episode! So much suspense, questions popping up, and we're eager to know what happens next!

A heartwarming conclusion to an idol character's storyline. This time it focuses on friendship. We got to enjoy the song "Daydream" in this episode, with the instruments that played it. It was light and enjoyable to watch, like being a spectator at a mini concert!

Not the ending I was expecting and given all that's happened, it felt lackluster. Neko's sharp change was odd, but I got the feeling I solved a different mystery than the original by the end. Though finally knowing about Kiriko weirdly helps me feel fulfilled. Will recommend.

Not a slow moment to count. If you skip this episode, you are very foolish. The train to "Resolution Town" is not slowing or stopping but is coming upon our destination. And one major point isn't clear yet. Will the plot twists ever stop? And seriously, what does Kiriko want?

Well, this was the first episode that ended as a cliffhanger and continued in the next episode. It was a light episode about an idol's life. The tension built up in the middle when Neko had a card fight with Masaki!

Emotional and heartwarming episode. It focuses on the mother-daughter relationship. By the end, it was hard not to cry. Overall, the pacing was good and there were no dark themes.

Heartwarming episode. It's enjoyable and really moves you. No dark themes, just light, straightforward, and not too fast-paced. Watch it if you want heartwarming moments from side characters, skip if you don't want to spend time on new characters.

Knowing what's wrong but not how to fix it, is difficult. This plot heavy, and a bit controversial, "turn into the final stretch" episode keeps you wanting to figure out the rivalry between Neko and Osoto. Everything's finally coming together.