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Seeing Yuru process all those lies at once makes his anger feel justified and the pacing was much better than the last few weeks

Eris using that fireball while the other girls were struggling with a fire was such a statement and it shows how much she actually learned from him

You can see they had big plans for this fantasy world and the elf characters but the 1989 backlash stopped it all. It makes the ending feel so much

those shadows in the quiet scenes with Kei at the window made the whole thing feel much more moody

I really miss when these types of shows actually had a budget and some vision because the lighting in that basement scene was incredible. It felt

My soul hurt watching that loser boyfriend treat the master like garbage and Ebichu just wants to help but gets smacked for it and I hate him so much

poor ebichu just wants to help her master but she gets beat up for no reason and it is getting a bit sad to watch her get hurt

I felt so bad for Miyuki being the only one still trying to fight back while everyone else was giving up hope in that basement

Koichi not being able to see faces makes the tension so much more uncomfortable and the voice acting really sold that feeling

The whole sequence with the peonies and the curse taking over really caught me off guard, because I expected something much more generic, but the

That opening scene immediately lets you know what kind of show this is, and even though the relationship gap is a lot Masahiro is actually really

Toko asking someone to find the real her is such a creepy way to start a conversation and it fits the weird religious vibes of that school perfectly

Seeing Yuzuko act all friendly and then realizing what kind of job she actually recruited Sayaka for is such a mess

I really felt bad for Akira when she started crying about missing the birthday and it was sweet how they made up for it at the office

The animation in that outdoor bath scene looked better than the first few episodes and Aina was the best part of that group scene

That secret play scene had a lot of nice detail and the lighting in the room made the whole sequence feel much more intimate than the first episode

Hachishaku-sama is my favorite already and seeing her poof into existence just to have a good time with the protagonist made me so happy

The pacing during the kitchen scene felt perfect because it didn't rush through the naked apron trope and it gave the visuals enough room to breathe

the voice acting for the main girl felt really stiff during the climax and it completely ruined the mood

The way Kujou treated her this time felt so different from the start, and it makes you wonder if he is just playing with her feelings now