Anime Discussion Thread - Page 6043

Yasaburo is such a great character. I love how he is faulty but keeps on delivering and makes everything lively. Sometimes his ideas work out and sometimes he messes everything up.

The new girl Yajrio met was so adorable and the area with the underground entrance felt good as well.

I actually expected there was something up with the new head of the Ebisugawa family. Turns out he is apparently fake and Yajiro found the real one. Now this episode ended with two cliffhangers: What will happen during the Trick Master ceremony and what will happen to Yasaburo and Kaisei. Wtf? Well, maybe the two stories are related and going to wind up in the last couple of episodes. I hope neither Yasaburo and Kaisei are getting eaten. They are way too cute together, even though I think Yasaburo is too cold. He will warm up to her in due time though, I'm sure of that.

I don't personally like how Willem is starting to throw himself at Chtholly, however, I can overlook it if they keep giving us more background on the beasts and the humans. Since Willem met with the great sage, there's been that secret air floating around the origin of the beasts. Now, knowing that the beasts are from a human source due to the dug weapon used to kill them in this episode, it makes you wonder how many humans were actually killed and how many became beasts themselves. It seemed like it took a month or so before all the humans vanished. I thought it would've been years at least so either these beasts are efficient killers or there's more to it than that.

SaeKano if you've watched s1

Eh, it's a pretty banal plot point. "The monsters were people" has been done a million times before, so the impact is pretty meh. The point where the MC starts staring in shock is the point where I roll my eyes.

Last episode's reveal with Ithea was better. It made it clear what the endgame is, and made for a nice bonding moment. Best of all, they neatly sidestepped the potential melodrama (which, quite frankly, would've ruined the whole scene). Not bad for a plot development that ultimately affects nothing.