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Nov 23, 2023 2:06 PM
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Still nice for now
Nov 28, 2023 3:41 PM
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Too boring for me to enjoy it
Apr 27, 2024 2:34 AM

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I enjoyed this episode quite a bit, probably in no small part due to Sunohara not being an idiot for once. But mostly, it was because the revelation about Fuuko was handled in such a believable way. Tomoya immediately points out the same issues with the ghost theory that I did yesterday, and makes the sensible suggestion of setting up a face to face meeting between Fuuko and her sister. Similarly, after confronting the sister, Nagisa gives valid reasons for not telling her the truth during their conversation. I've seen scenarios like this play out so many times in other anime where the characters just downplay the whole phenomenon, or ignore the most obvious questions they should be asking - just generally behaving in ways that are completely unrelatable and hurt my suspension of disbelief. By contrast, Tomoya and Nagisa handled the situation intelligently, and are continuing to take it seriously until it's resolved. Color me impressed!
I got some weird vibes from the final scene where they hold a class for Fuuko. Like, not exactly death flags, but it's as though they're fulfilling her wishes so she can move on? Without being too specific as to avoid spoilers, it has qualities that remind me of other anime written by Jun Maeda. I'm hoping, at worst, it just leads to this Fuuko disappearing and the unconscious one reawakening. But given that we still don't even know exactly what's going on, the resolution of this arc is entirely up in the air. Very interested to see what happens if Fuuko meets her sister next episode.
May 8, 2024 3:32 PM

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I'm really not understanding what Fuko's plan is here. It's not like stars (or starfish, for that matter) have any cultural relation to weddings or getting married AFAIK, there's no "Save the Date" written on them (not that there's a set wedding date to begin with), and she's not saying anything to the people she's gifting them to besides "Please." How are people supposed to make the connection between wooden star(fish) -> "I should attend Ms. Ibuki's wedding. ...Wait, who's Ms. Ibuki?" And later, she does give the whole spiel to one person...so why wasn't she doing so the entire time‽
If she was inviting the teachers, that would at least make some sense, since they would probably remember their coworker. But even then, I don't think they'd bridge that logical chasm with just a "Please."

Aside from that, the prank Tomoya played on Fuko was legitimately very funny. And it seemed Ryou was getting into the joke at the end there too, lol.
Sep 1, 2024 11:39 PM
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The animation is so good, I'm jealous K-On falls behind slightly because of budget
Oct 15, 2024 5:21 PM
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This Fuko stuff isn't very interesting to be honest.
Aug 14, 2:35 PM
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that was one crazy prank at the beginning there, dazing out like that is pretty dangerous though, maybe that's how she got herself hit by a car and ended up in a coma.

Also, very sweet of them all to run classes specifically for Fuuko. Does look like next episodes plans are going to be interesting with the attempt for her to meet her sister at the festival, I guess we'll see how that plays out.
Aug 23, 11:58 AM

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It's watchable, but also feels completely throw-away.

I've heard about this show as a legendary romance and tearjerker, but it's showing no signs of anything like that at all. It's trying to be several different things at once (wacky comedy, slice-of-life, supernatural drama, maaaybe romance?), the scenes feel disconnected, the characters are cardboard-cutouts, the emotional beats don't hit...

The quality animation and the slightly dreamy atmosphere are the only things of note. Some of the gags are funny.

But I don't understand what this show is trying to do. Maybe it reflects its origins as a bishoujo game, where the appeal is simply interacting with cute girls (never played one or watched an adaptation)? I see no reason to continue, but no reason to drop, either...
Oct 6, 2:46 AM

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Another FANTASTICLY W EPISODE!

Tomoya's prank was quite a giggle xD

I swear even if any dialogue isn't supposed to warrant laughing matter, I still ended up giggling at least lol

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