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Who would have thought that last week’s trash can and Nene fell into Yorishiro who directly led to No. 6? This convenient event means we can slow down this week Hanako-kun in the toilet. This week’s plot is more vibrant than the plot development, bringing us into one of the memories of No. 6, which is a wonderful and mundane part. “Sumire” introduces a character that is apparently novel but too familiar, which brings the story back to the foundation and restores the focus to Nene and Hanako. The laid-back rhythm of this episode provides more time to appreciate the small details created Hanako-kun in the toilet Shine: Its color, style and comedy timing.
One last thing I know, Nene and Hanako are trapped in the pit of some creepy creepers. Now suddenly, they were matched by the villagers. From the traditional masks of villagers to the famous Gizo statue in the background, this creepy village has a folk atmosphere, which makes sense because it is not very real. A mysterious, beautiful young girl named Sumire saved our duo and only the word “Rescue” is not correct because she said she plans to keep them as pets. However, the girl’s threatening sense of humor is somewhat familiar, only when Sumire tied her hair into the familiar ring of AOI, but only when the villagers call her “Akane Girl”. If she was not the direct ancestor of AOI, then she must be her spiritual ex. Here is a little bit of choice for a small telescope. While Nene still seems to be just a girl who is able to sense Hanako due to her imminent death, AOI has a mysterious bloodline that makes her particularly lean towards the other side. I expect it to be within a million years Hanako-kun in the toilet To explain why Nene’s friends’ weird rumors always come true. I thought it was a simple plot device. It turns out that this is a surprisingly complex plot device. Now, the reason for the sixth place is the kidnapping of AOI, which is already in place. What happens when AOI and Sumire meet? I hope their matching shrewdness will lead to a battle of wisdom.
Just like the current version of AOI, he seems to be ranked sixth in Thrall, and Sumire didn’t think of Nene’s best interests. In the bathtub, she exposed the Chinese character paper around her neck, identifying her as Yorishiro, making herself vulnerable and sympathetic, and then she begged Nene not to peel the paper before the wedding. (I wonder what happened in the bathtub later – every time it gets wet, since Nene turns into a fish.) Of course, Nene in all is an easy mark when it comes to romantic joy. From the moment Sumire talks about her marriage, she is doomed to fail. Sumire provides Nene with a bracelet with Nene’s ringtone. When she was wearing the bracelet, the masked villagers mistakenly thought Nene for Sumire, even if the two girls looked different. Even if it is dangerous, Nene’s romantic feelings will not leave her. She imagined herself kissing the sixth place she didn’t love, which was what made her run to the hills. Nene will not get married and missed her own prince! When villagers’ drugs are reduced to flight risks, the animation becomes a fantastic sequence: the line art is more stylized and the colors are saturated. This is the most beautiful part of the whole episode.
Where is the gon, er, hanako during Nene’s fantasy flight? Sumire realizes her power and gets Nene alone with her Wiles: First, by mocking Hanako for wanting to see Nene Nenake in the bathroom, then the actual violence, which is an electric shock from the same mental disorder as Trance of her gorgeous animation. Of course, the Seventh himself will never be defeated by Yorishiro, and Hanako only makes his heroic come in time. Hanako has been more intimate and protective about Nene recently, whether in his sensitive rescue or on his forehead when he fell asleep the night before. Perhaps it has something to do with his concern about Nene’s shortening of lifespan. It’s a visual reminder of how far the couple has gone. Even if he continues to refer to Nene as his assistant, it’s clear that over the two seasons they’ve gotten closer, resulting in many screenshot-worthy frames. The episode doesn’t offer a lot of answers, and the number six deal is much more than revealed this week, but the romance and fantasy visuals of this episode are works of art.
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