“Ms. Nene…I don’t feel very good.” Even this part Hanako-kun in the toilet comics Have come out before Avengers: Infinity WarI can only think of one scene, and Nene watches Hanako-kun disappear into the dust. “Severance” is an episode named after its most critical moment, when the phantoms of Nene’s world suddenly broke away from her life. Even this development is beautiful: I really want to see it role play In part of the ghost’s phantom, they have gorgeous purple crystals in the space where they cease to exist. Half of the cast effectively disappeared, where does the show go from here? My big fan is to decide not to hurry up and rescue, but to slowly explore new dynamics between its remaining characters.
Packing it in everyone – Hanako-Kun made Nene’s wish come true. This is our happy ending, right? Definitely not for Nene, who stares at the worst summer ever after saying goodbye to her fascination and best friend. Not suitable for Akane, he has obvious dark circles under his eyes. It wasn’t for kou, either, as he did when he stared at the photos taken by Mitzba. But for Teru? With the number of phantoms that need exorcism, Teru has been on the best day ever! He popped up in a hoodie with a loud pineapple hoodie, and the color scheme of the ensuing scene was even further than usual – Blood Orange, almost gray-green, blue-saturated Teru’s Teru visited the game center and karaoke for the first time. This color riot only emphasizes Nene and Akane’s miserable expressions throughout the process.
However, Nene and Akane always have one thing in common, and this hasn’t changed because of Nene’s quick hands trying to remove her memory. Teru was barely in the bathroom for 30 seconds before Akane and Nene counted their alliance terms. When Nene mentioned the disappearance of her friends, they cleared the earlier misunderstandings, while Akane said, “I heard you will live longer now.” Nene always puts her heart on her sleeves and she doesn’t need to convince Akane, who is not satisfied with the outcome of things, radiating tears in the uncoordinated cheerful karaoke room. But Akane does seem to have the conditions: he hopes Nene stops being so tolerant of Hanako-Kun. When Akane secretly claims that he and Nene have two goals (rescuing the faces of AOI and Punch Number Number), I kind of doubt that the second part is indeed a common goal. What happens when Nene sees Hanako again…How will Akane react?
What do Ku wants to talk to Nene about when I think about the future? The whole Akane and Nene are asking Teru for help, and I keep thinking… Where is KOU? He isn’t that strong, but he’s so important that he can’t be downgraded to simply wash dishes. Forgot Teru’s plan, no matter how reasonable it sounds. Everything Ku and Nene talk about in the next episode will eventually become a practical plan. Especially because there is a clear conflict of interest in Nene and Akane and Teru – the boy talks only about rescuing AOI, and there is no lost love between them with the seventh place. But kou is one-third of the main trio. He cared about Hanoi like Nine. He is the real right person for the job.
Overall, it’s a bridging episode. It provides us with space for life without phantoms (which may be as small and evocative as Nene missed candy for Mokke, who never picked it up). It then gives human characters time to express and process the feeling of contrasting this significant change. This is the way Hanako-kun in the toilet Provides a wide gap between action that allows its space comedy. (The different reactions of Nene and Akane are a sight when Teru declares his obsession with AOI!) But even if I’m not a reader of the comics, I can say that the characters in the title will be back soon.
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