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Still gives nothing clear enough to draw conclusions. Leaning more toward slow, story-focused buildup, mostly centering on a side character’s

Episode 4 lightly touches Kudo’s past romance. The sudden revelations on this episode felt disorienting, almost like you’re questioning if you missed

This looks more into Kudo’s past, leaning hard into the nostalgia. The reappearance of the cliffhanger character adds more questions than answers.

This episode makes you feel just as confused as Reiko, which seems intentional. The main plot slows down while the episode focuses more on her

Episode 1 jumps right into the story which can feel slightly confusing due to the already established crush and coworker dynamic plus over all plot