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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ----------------------------------------  Nice bracelet. I kinda feel sorry for Aiko given the effort she put in to lose weight. I also found the restaurant scene a bit intimidating especially the way Mei is being intimidated. Looks like Mei is dealing with some shit but Yamato steps up. Is Mei also speaking up for herself? You go girl. |
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| Oh, that guy (CV: KajiKaji) appears this ep.! Though he's a jerk. That's so cool that she immediately deleted his contact in front of him after he expressed that he wants to do her. Yamato also showed his seriousness. Mei also covered for Aiko, who seems to accept her. So, that girl who was with KajiKaji's character, but made her boyfriend priority was Komatsu-san? |
tsubasaloverOct 27, 2012 10:56 AM
I ♥ Two Syaorans from Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE and TRC!!! |
| Ok episode, different from the manga but i suppose they wanted to wrap up Aiko's part quickly, still feel that the only character with any depth is Mei tho. |
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| Yamato threw a nice punch on that guy. I like this show so far because the male lead actually is a normal person instead of some super human being. He is popular like other shoujo Anime but he is normal at the same time. |
tsubasalover said: Watching him chew and then hit on Mei, I was ready to drop this, but changed my mind when she deleted his contact and told him off. That she embarrassed him in front of Aiko was bonus. Yamato earned a point as well, which he very much needs.That's so cool that she immediately deleted his contact in front of him after he expressed that he wants to do her. Yamato also showed his seriousness. Mei also covered for Aiko, who seems to accept her. |
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| What is up with this school?! Why are they all sleeping with each other while being in a relationship with someone else? Mei kicked some serious ass this episode though. |
| I loved the episode :'D It effected me completely different from that of the manga. Especially that scene where Yamato got angry at Hayakawa for hitting on Mei. And the scene where Mei stands up for Aiko, it's completely different than the manga and it makes Hayakawa look like more of a jerk than he actually is. I wonder if the Hayakawa 'arc' will be included in the anime. I would love it. I think that Megumi's arc will probably be there too. We're already on chapter 9 of the manga in the anime. |
| Yukki Kaji's character is pissing me off -_- It's good that he got punched and scolded |
xxanimeeeOct 27, 2012 1:22 PM
| Sukitte ii ja nai ka?! Mei understands that kitten well because it behaves just like her. It doesn't like hands coming from above to pet it! When Mei kissed Kurosawa's hand I was taken out of this world for few seconds! So much love. <3 The wonderful animation quality is back and with it returns yet another wonderful episode. Too bad we probably never going to see a continuation of this anime after this season. T_T 5/5 |
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| A really nice episode. That KajiKaji deserve a punch there. |
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| The show's starting to get better, and I'm starting to not hate Yamato anymore. I'm still not sure what's the deal with the non-main characters, they're unbelievably shallow. 4/5 |
| Go ***k yourself. Polite as usual, lightXTC |
| I dont get why people hate that bad guy, its not his fault he got that character so he should get some respect because he did his job well!! :P |
BesboeseOct 27, 2012 2:20 PM
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| I'm not sure if this episode was good or bad, but I cheered when Mei deleted that guy's number from her contacts, payed, and walked out. |
| Lovely episode <3 Seems the series are far beyond my expectations :D |
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| That guy is a pig. He eats with his mouth open and makes a huge ass mess. Gawd... |
| Episode is on par with the previous ones which is fine. So much highschool drama haha hm... nostalgic really. I like how Yamato isn't so possessive with Mei and wants her to meet new people. I know a bunch of people who've gotten together and then they disappear off the social map until they've broken up. This show and Sakurasou are really vying for best romance of the season but atm I can't choose one over the other. |
| Mei kissing Yamato's wounded hand and then him hugging her and kissing her head made me extremely sad, it was a friendly reminder that i'll die alone lmao No but srsly, even tho this series has been way too cheezy so far I'm loving it Specially the OP ;_; |
| So except for Mei and Asamicchi all girls in that school are cheating bitches? This show emphatizes casual sex a bit too much, wouldn't really expect that from a shoujo... or maybe> Anyway, a good episode. I enjoy seeing Yamato and Mei's relationship progressing slowly, it's going on a really fitting pace. |
| レッツゴー ED イケイケゴーゴー |
| I liked how Mei just deleted Hayakawa's number and left, anyway great ep. Its on par with the 1st episode :D |
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| Cute. As always. |
逃げちゃ駄目だ。 |
| I've found that shoujos are much more realistic about sexual activity amongst high-schoolers than the shounens (no fellows--harem comedies bear no resemblence to real life (unfortunately)). Relevant statistics for our country are that by the time they graduate high school 65 to 70% are sexually active (and for those of you upset about the sleeping around--29% of 15 to 17 year olds reported having multiple partners in the previous year). Since my home country is not Japan I can't vouch for whether these stats translate accurately, but based on my admittedly biased survey of Japanese culture, I'd be surprised if they didn't. I think I preferred some of the details about Akio's situation that were dropped from the transition to anime from manga, but I guess it just gives me an excuse to reread the manga. I wonder if some of the reason why I can't understand the complaints about shallowness of characters is because I know so much more about them from reading the manga? As always I found this a pretty strong episode and once again Mei showed why she is superior to a lot of main characters (both male and female). |
rodacOct 27, 2012 4:39 PM
Please don't feed the trolls! In my next life I want to collide at the corner with the cute transfer student carrying a piece of toast in her mouth...rodac |
| So so episode, just wondering when did their relationship get to that level ... The guy told Mei he loves her, as he did in the very first episode when they first met ... now their relationship grows stronger, in a shallow way ... Beside that ... It seems like the guy in this episode knows Yamato for a long time and they're close.Yamato should really pick friends to be with. At least the make up between Aiko and Mei went well, but cliche ... |
rodac said: Agreed. As I alluded to above Mei saved the episode for me. I guess she is the main charater ;)and once again Mei showed why she is superior to a lot of main characters (both male and female). |
CratexOct 27, 2012 5:31 PM
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| Okay, that was a really good episode. Much better than the other two, in my opinion. Mei is a really great heroine. I was cheering so hard when she deleted his number and left. I quite like Aiko now. Although I'm so sad! ;_; I really wanted them to show that scene when Yamato, Mei, Nakanishi, and Asami went to the beach together. It made me "BWAHAHAHAHA" so hard. Oh well... Maybe they'll show it later? |
 What "Adolescence" do you have? Do you remember "Childhood"? The irreplaceable one existed there. |
| Isn't this the same story as the last few episodes? Pretty much |
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| Yamato gets a lot of much needed points this episode, I have a much better opinion of him after all the clearing up this episode did. I think the romantic scene at the end was the best so far, a lot of the other one's felt almost too forced to me. |
 If you really want to fit in, just put Legend of the Galactic Heroes in your top 5 and have it be the only 10-rated anime in your list. |
rodac said: I've found that shoujos are much more realistic about sexual activity amongst high-schoolers than the shounens (no fellows--harem comedies bear no resemblence to real life (unfortunately)). Relevant statistics for our country are that by the time they graduate high school 65 to 70% are sexually active (and for those of you upset about the sleeping around--29% of 15 to 17 year olds reported having multiple partners in the previous year). Since my home country is not Japan I can't vouch for whether these stats translate accurately, but based on my admittedly biased survey of Japanese culture, I'd be surprised if they didn't. It's terrifying to think of how many STD's must be floating around. |
If you really want to fit in, just put Legend of the Galactic Heroes in your top 5 and have it be the only 10-rated anime in your list. |
| mother f***kin damn. That cat is cute as f***. all i can think about after the episode. |
| If your going to complain that Yu-Gi-Oh! Mangas are on the top NY times manga best sellers, you must not realize how popular Card games are(as well as the fact that you get a free card). |
| I love how Mei deleted his number immediately when she realized his intentions. I can't see anyone coming between them.... if that does happen.... they would have to come hard. I love she's using his relationship with the cat to symbolize his feelings. I wonder who's gonna make the 1st mistake. |
MarXHunterOct 27, 2012 9:35 PM
| Love Mei and her character growth. Enjoying this series, but I found that they may have layered on too thick the jealous bitchy female rival and the douchebag male. |
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| Finally Mei Accepted Her Feelings For Yamato. By Far The Best Episode. |
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| The episode's good although lacking. Yamato and Mei's relationship is too fast paced - maybe because its anime? I haven't read the manga so I wouldn't be able to compare. So far this season is doing well, I hope it keeps getting better. |
| Just how fat was Aiko before she lost weight ? She doesn't really look fat in the flashbacks, her legs were normally thin. |
Don't talk to me about character development if Kaizuka Inaho or Slaine Troyard are in your favorites. |
SailorKagome said: Just how fat was Aiko before she lost weight ? She doesn't really look fat in the flashbacks, her legs were normally thin. In the manga, she was actually pretty chubby before she lost weight. They toned down how big she was before she lost weight a lot in the anime. |
| What "Adolescence" do you have? Do you remember "Childhood"? The irreplaceable one existed there. |
rodac said: I agree but there not only more realistic about sexual activity but the characters are also more realistic especially the girls.I've found that shoujos are much more realistic about sexual activity amongst high-schoolers than the shounens (no fellows--harem comedies bear no resemblence to real life (unfortunately)). Relevant statistics for our country are that by the time they graduate high school 65 to 70% are sexually active (and for those of you upset about the sleeping around--29% of 15 to 17 year olds reported having multiple partners in the previous year). Since my home country is not Japan I can't vouch for whether these stats translate accurately, but based on my admittedly biased survey of Japanese culture, I'd be surprised if they didn't. In shounen the girls are often portrayed as cute kind and they would not hurt a fly or there the typical tsundere character they also hang around the main character or his group most of the time and have little to none interaction with other girls around them. Which simply as far from reality as it possible could be. About the episode. Hayakawa is a pretty unreliable guy that's the first thing i could tell from his behaviour he also seems to have little pride sleeping with everyone that comes along. Not to mention that he seems to be jealous of Yamoto to the point where he even tried to make a move on Mei who rejected him right away. At which point his lack of pride immediately showed as he started to talk badly about her right after he also did the same to Aiko when she pointed out some of his weak points. And as Mei pointed out his lack of table manners was awful he was eating with his mouth open he was smacking and he made a mess around his plate. Mei deserves a medal for immediately rejecting him and she did so pretty harshly as well especially when she came up for Aiko. |
| I like Mei and I like her growth as a character. She stands up for people, even when it doesn't benefit her. I admire that. But the show is still lacking. I wonder how many times we'll see Mei leave somewhere early and Yamato running out to find her. It happens in every episode so far. |
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| I love this naive love story. |
| I really like the direction in this anime. Putting the plot aside, I think all episodes were really pleasant to watch. This anime has really good visual and a fitting soundtrack. With that being said, I think it was a good episode. I really liked Mei and Yamato in this episode, you can see how both of them changed thanks to their relationship. Good to see some teenagers acting like the teenagers I used to know. So far, a fine shoujo. |
| favorite episode yet |
| Can't find the subbed version to download anywhere....:( I wanna watch it so bad. I like how this anime is progressing |
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| I am genuinely beginning to really like the lead couple. They're so down to earth despite the drama from the first three episodes. This one was very slow, but it worked and made them shine. That diet girl, while i can see her as a victim, needs to move on though. |
| hands down, one of the best romantic anime i've ever had the pleasure to view.......so beautiful to see these two fall in love! an unflinching view of the trials of being different, young, and in love - this one in particular had me in tears several times.......great show! |
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| One thing I don't get... Aiko wasn't that fat, why did she went on a slim fast? |
itsvero said: What is up with this school?! Why are they all sleeping with each other while being in a relationship with someone else? Mei kicked some serious ass this episode though. |
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