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Just caught up with this series today and it seems like our main pair is finally having a bit of a heart to heart. We still haven't found out who the little boy was, but Yuri probably came over as a result of her writing to him about it. My guess is that it was a spirit, but I am guessing we will find out more soon.

This is a series I have kept up with but haven't been posting about. I have liked it, but don't love it...yet. I think there is potential there, but it hasn't really broken any new ground yet.

Oh man, making both options when I can't decide is absolutely something I do. I don't know about udon for breakfast though. I am just not strong enough apparently.

I think Usagi is a good addition to the stuco fray. Also, this whole setup is kind of weird isn't it? Saotome is incentivized not to even try at all. The easiest way for him to not get the majority vote is to simply not campaign. Also also, if the girls really wanted to beat Saotome, why are so many running? You all know how first past the post voting works, right? You are splitting the non-Saotome vote.

I am pretty sure the plan is to write a spinoff series about all the things that Kuzuhana is up to when the events of the main series are happening. I can only imagine the interesting life she must be leading elsewhere to allow all these girls to move in on her crush.

Love pasta is a great way to describe this.

Here for another week of this messy, messy love...shape? It's not really just a triangle anymore. There are outsiders interested in the different corners of the starting triangle now, so I don't even know what the shape would be anymore.

To think that this whole, messy situation could have been avoided had Rumi not broken up with Jun in the first place. She is putting Jun in an awful spot. He is simply trying to respect the boundaries that she had placed on him by redefining their relationship. He doesn't deserve the anger that she is directing towards him. However, ever the loving sister, Naori is there to lend a shoulder to cry on, while she twists the knife in Rumi's feelings.

I think that, no matter how this situation resolves itself, Rumi will look back on everything and realize that Reira was right about it all. The poor girl is giving Rumi the right advice every step of the way, but Rumi keeps refusing to take it.

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I actually liked this episode more than some of the other recent ones. We actually got some quality Alya/Masachika time together. It was really nice to see him put on the back foot for once with Alya's assertiveness.

One thing I noticed this episode was Masha being concerned about what she had done while under hypnosis. I think she might have been concerned that she told Masachika that it was her that he spent time with and spoke Russian with as a child.

Perfect screenshot! Gramps was awesome this episode. You can really tell where Masachika gets his sass from.

recognize Alya’s mom due to his grandson being childhood friends with Masha

I had the same thought. Especially after Masha was concerned earlier this episode that she might have spilled the beans while under hypnosis (I think).

Trigger warning before watching the PV: if you are prone to motion sickness, you should probably avoid watching it. Studio GoHands made the most GoHands-iest PV I think I have ever seen.

I just binged this series and it is cute as can be. Totally giving me Horimiya vibes. I have been loving it so far.

So glad to see lessons being learned from last time. And, who better to play a believable Ruby in a sting operation than Detective Akane? Finally, I am really glad that we are not done with the Hikaru storyline. If the revenge plot ended here, then it would have been mightily unsatisfying.