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the contrast between that cute art style and the scene where they were pulling guts out of a sheep was so jarring and it actually worked really well

I really hated the way the show handled that muscular woman character and the jokes felt so dated and mean. Seeing Kagami shrug off a demon invasion

That title Forbidden Sonata really fits because the stuff between Midori and the others at the mansion is deeply uncomfortable and boundary pushing

I felt so uncomfortable when those girls turned on her at the end and it really messed with my head because the drama was so heavy for something this

hisashi and mao finally kissing was so much better than expected because it felt so soft and sweet

The whole idea of a future robot being sent back just to fix some guys sex life is the height of ridiculous nineties writing

The way the uniform designs put everything on display is basically the whole point of this show and you can tell exactly where the budget went during

The animation on the monster kills was genuinely disturbing and reminded anyone watching of Urotsukidoji This show is not for the weak because of how

The way Ebichu completely failed to hide the evidence by eating every single bite of that camembert was so stressful and funny

Those grimy shots of Tokyo in the finale really hit for me because they nailed that 2000s cyberpunk look while Kaoru was on the run

Miko Mido is such a cool protagonist and her sister getting caught in the crossfire of the Mahoroba plot makes the stakes feel much higher this time

The animation during the scene with the syringe was actually very fluid and the expressions of the characters were so detailed

Closing the show on a cliffhanger where she declares war is such a lazy way to finish a story that has been going on this long

that scene where aizen catches ryojiro fighting mirai was pure chaos and now he has to direct a bunch of misfits which seems like a disaster waiting

the quality is exactly the same as the main show and it works fine as a collection of clips but you can probably just stick to the regular episodes

That train ride started off so normal but the chemistry between them is already better than most romance shows out right now

ayase finally saying kanou's name like that at the end hit me so hard because it made their whole relationship feel like it finally landed somewhere

my attention was totally on the way they didn't rush the build up in the storage room and the sound design actually felt realistic for once

The final scene where they have to part ways like the actual Roman Holiday movie was such a gut punch and Ranmaru looked so genuinely sad

I really didnt expect the production quality to stay this high for the third episode, but the way they handled Mitsugu and Nao finally getting some