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That scene where Mimi gets dumped out of a burlap sack made my skin crawl and watching Sheena hug her covered in blood broke my heart

I used to think Risa was just being bitter for no reason, but seeing her trapped in that dark glass tank as a carnival attraction made me feel so

anne marie figuring out that luciana was supposed to have a tragic life in the game makes their current friendship feel so much more important and

I felt so bad for the butler giving him that small sack of gold while his own father was treating him like garbage but at least he is free now

Watching the teacher process that her student is an adult star while she is in the middle of her own business is wild, and the aesthetic of this era

Maria and Beth are obviously up to something and the way they welcomed the boys into the castle felt like a trap from the start

I really did not think an anime about making adult films would be so sweet and Kyogani dreaming of Spielberg while being totally broke had me rooting

That shift from the nice Angie stuff back to the mansion is so creepy and Murakami actually coming back after all this time was such a weird turn for

I was staring at the screen in total disbelief when the Enola Gay showed up because using real history like that in a gritty horror show is such a

I really liked the vibe in the restaurant and Satomi is definitely my favorite so far because her attitude makes the whole dynamic way more

tsukasa is the unluckiest dude alive and seeing him get caught in all those magical traps makes for a great watch if you like old school stuff

that reveal about the bullying mastermind was absolute insanity and it completely flipped the script on what kind of story this was going to be for

Miko using her hair needles to fight that phantom was the most ridiculous thing ever and the way 90s stuff gets weird during fight scenes is always a

The pacing in this arc is all over the place and it really feels like they didn't have a plan for the ending, because it just stops after she gets

the way the music shifted when the weather changed was a nice touch and it really sold the mood for that entire rooftop confession scene

using the fireworks to drown out the talking was a cool touch and it made the isolation feel much more heavy

The contrast between Haru being so direct with her feelings and Rikuo constantly second-guessing himself is what makes this show so relatable. I hate

I came into this expecting something cute like Hamtaro because of the art style, but I was so wrong about that. The contrast between the adorable

That weird obsession Maakun has with a literal hamster is the funniest thing in this show so far and the scenes at the apartment were great

That Fade in the farmhouse was actually terrifying and the way it moved across the floor made my skin crawl