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The scene on the ship was funny and watching them do the Titanic pose was cute. It was a bit awkward when they almost fell but you can tell they are

Watching Mako get pulled between her horniness and her shame via those little floating versions of her personality is actually hilarious and captures

That ending with the girls joining in was a total gut punch and it makes you wonder why they even bother pretending anyone is a hero in this show

The way the TV horoscope predicted every single one of those accidents was hilarious and it really set a weird tone when he kept running into the

I thought focusing on Saki this time was a smart move because seeing the power dynamic from the dominant side made the whole setup feel way more

watching yusuke fumble through his first day while trying to stay professional around the staff was pretty relatable for anyone who had a first job

Sid is basically a monster by the end of this. It does not seem like the show even cares how many angels he hurt

the lighting in the bedroom scene was actually really nice and you can tell they saved the budget for this specific episode because the character

That opening scene with the stone statues everywhere really sets a dark tone for what should be a standard fantasy adventure and it worked

there is something so wrong with a hamster knowing that much about adult stuff and seeing the office lady just lose it on her at the end was great

Ebichu trying to stop a thief while being that small is actually stressful. She still finds a way to make it about the boyfriend being a loser

My stomach actually turned when Isaku sent that video to Kenta because it was just so cruel to watch him suffer like that

the visuals for the magic circles look so old school and cool and the blood stuff is super graphic

The music during the basement scenes is so eerie and it makes the whole situation with the nurses feel even more hopeless than before

That final goodbye between them felt like something out of a much sadder drama and the supernatural elements gave the romance a really unique edge

I feel so bad for Sumire because she really thought Takahashi was going to help her and now she is trapped in a worse situation than the train ride

I really liked the balance between the steamy stuff and the actual relationship moments, especially when Akira was taking care of him while he was

seeing him get so flustered over the simplest interaction was actually pretty relatable and the animation stayed solid the whole time

the whole vibe is so grim and seeing how the characters accept their fate in the colosseum is actually kind of haunting

Watching Clay struggle through that 48-hour window made me so paranoid, especially after seeing how charming the date was at first. I felt sick when