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Meh. Last episode had me entertained.. this episode was quite boring...

I did enjoy seeing that "flashback"/essay segment.

Sooo absolutely NO questions were answered for me in this episode. I kinda sorta understand the plot now...Most of the characters are quite forgettable so It its like I understand whats going on, I just don't understand the context of WHY its going on.

Still undecided about Toori-kun. I'm not sure if I like this guy or not, he's a genuine guy, but In this world he just seems useless.

these ep make my cry three times
1. from sadness
2. from happenes
3. and LOLing

No fight again ? =[
well they can't even beat one teacher. I wonder how they will win against those
strong guys. We haven't even seen toori's power at all.

Fucking Kotomine Kirei this time.

That flashback was good and all but I expected something much more interesting. At least Toori's emo phase didnt last long.
Now how will they do this rebellion/rescue/meeting or whatever it is they're planning.

That's what I was going to say. He's been in it for like five minutes. That's actually one of my major problems with this show-- too many characters, none of which get enough screentime or development (so far).

Suzu was adorable in this episode.

So on top of the already convoluted mess of characters, they introduce even more characters and factions. That's just great.

Loved how they outlined the political and economical repercussions they could face if they rebel against the testament. Its good that they seem to be putting a great deal of thought into the course of action they should take.

Also, i wonder if there is any good reason why Masazumi wouldn't sanction a meeting. Despite being someone who seems to be obedient to the law, she did her best to protect Horizon and get her to safety.

Yay, a groping!

I'll admit I was in tears when Suzu was telling her story. That was pretty sad and very emotional at the end. Aww Suzu is so adorable. Then 10 seconds later after she cries and say go save Horizon, Toori completely kills the mood and turns it into comedy lol haha. To think that I actually felt sorry for him the entire time. -.- Turns out he was just recharging his manliness gauge lawl.

Couldn't help but crack up when that happened and when he flew into the next class... twice. Must suck for that next door class to have their wall smashed every day hahaha.

Wonder whose side Masazumi is on. I like how this anime doesn't really skip any time. Every episode is literally right after what happened last episode. Its been 5 episode and its been what? Two-three days? Idno. Also love the way people say "Judge" and "Tes" here, makes me wanna say it irl instead of yes.

Some build up but I hope it won't take too long to do it.

I am slightly less confused at the end of this episode, so I guess there must have been some character and plot development, but not much. Toori leaves me cold--he just seems like a cardboard character (and in an anime where many of the characters seem to exist only to fill the roster of {offensive} stereotypes, being recognizable as a cardboard character requires blandness of over 9000). The complex story line, and lack of exposition, make it very difficult for anyone who has not read the massive source LN to figure out what is going on. It just seems like so much effort to understand the story, when at this point I really don't care that much about the characters. In a season with Fate/Zero, Shana III, and Mirai Nikki (to name just a few of the better shows), I don't know if I have the time to make that effort...

so what happens now is that after the mad Professor blows up that area of land, Horizon is going to be killed at 6am, which prompt the class to come up with a rescue plan.
The amount of info given in the first 3 ep starts to make a lot of sense now with those factions having a face and characters.

Toori is such an unpredictable character, you never know what he's really thinking. He's both straightforward and confusing at the same time. I feel like he's hiding a lot more than I originally thought.
Though I have to admit he is such a natural leader, the way he handles Suzu's teary outburst is just top notch. If he shows more of those traits I could consider him a leader worthy of my respect besides Rider.

Man, I'm starting to get lost in this anime's plot.

And that concludes another episode of Kyoukai Senjou no EXPOSITION.

Suzu's backstory was nicely explained though, it kinda moved me a little. Giving it the 3 for that alone. 3/5.

Dang, this episode was kinda emotional to me. I hope they bring Horizon back. HORIZON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Horizon is a very strong girl since that last sentence of her seems to suggest that she has emotions but she doesn't seem to afraid of what's coming.
And she certainly did allot of reading guess she is preparing for something.

Suzu's story was pretty touching and made a nice impression.
Asama's thinking was pretty funny though and the fact that she had written it down was brilliant.
There teacher also likes the tease her students and i don't think that the teacher from the neighboring class likes that fact.

With the past 2 episodes this show has really picked up and I find myself enjoying it now. Nice change, since I was tempted to actually drop it after episode 4.

Suzu's story was really sad, I felt awful for Toori until he ruined the mood lmao.

For those who are still confused with Galileo's ability, his ability allows him to either (a) to speed himself up while around a targeted person, or (b) to speed up a person who is near to him.

Recall that the Ptolemaic principle focuses on the theory that the Sun moves around the Earth, while the Copernican principle states that the Earth moves around the Sun.

Whichever the case, Galileo can move at 1,674.4 km/h (Earth's rotational speed).