Rainbowsphere

The episode quickly jumpstarts a few manga chapters in comparison, anime-wise. Like, around two or three to one. This discusses pretty much on how Jin and Nagi have their current ties with each other, aside from individual feelings and acts on certain matters. It’s sad it involved some animal death, especially younglings. But hey, it’s told in a near-life perspective, I guess that’s one given I should understand at the very least.

Jin and Nagi take different stands when Nagi finds a pair of kittens near their home. Nagi insists on taking them in while Jin refuses. Nagi was forced to just leave it alone and let nature handle by itself, thanks to a little persuasion from Jin. Unfortunately Tsugumi came in to burst their bubble. I was worried about Nagi getting too erratic due to various chibi moe portrayal.

PETTANKOGASM!

It’s still under canonical circumstances, though. I mean, even the standing gohei trick was there! Of course that Nagi laugh was kinda like, what, but I like the antics made for it. Jin is slowly starting to surface his Ikuto voice too, which is something I was waiting for. Okay, right, I’m ranting about the voicings again. But it’s good, really! Jin strangling Nagi and Nagi doing those grunting noises? I seriously cracked a vile, insane smile a la Warcueid on that. SERIOUSLY!

Word of advice, JIn: DON’T WEAR IT.

I won’t delve much on the animal stuff since I love cats (diss cats and you’ll die by a certain loli succubus’ nightmare, trust me), and seeing them in any dire situation will cause me to literally come out of your computer screens to kill you (which I prevented thus far). Or maybe someone fapped again. Rumors say God kills a kitten everytime a male human faps. True or not, whatever.

ナイス・スナップショット！

Nagi doing solo work on the impurities now, after the feud about the kitties (which again, I won’t discuss), Nagi leaves and tries to do the purifying work alone. Then suddenly, the “frog bug” A.K.A. Crazy Frog (oh no, don’t crack that music now, I don’t wanna dance myself to death) became too much for her to handle. But thanks to JIn’s timely intervention, the day was saved. I was expecting skirt-flipping or cloth-ripping, but considering this show’s kinda conservative on the fanservice, I guess I was naive on that aspect.

I’m with you guys!

This show is certainly is a gem on its own. The locations are good enough, the plot is nice, and it’s kinda got that mild tinge of legendary harem building in it, which was sported by either Aa! Megami-sama! or Love Hina (though both portrayed this in different styles). I think I might stick to this show all the compared to some shows demanding attention by pure randomness.