Now that Meiko moved into her new dorm, she met Rie, Marika, and Neo, who live there, which is basically a manga café. While getting used to her work at the café, Meiko struggles with using the computer. Also, besides brainstorming new café menu item ideas, it seems to be struggling.

As Meiko prepares after waking up, I find it funny how Rie barges in as Meiko changes to her uniform. She gets embarrassed, but it looks like it’s not the first time Rie barged into Meiko’s room. I have a feeling this will become a running gag, since Rie still believes Meiko is the daughter of a renowned mangaka.

Putting that aside, Meiko is getting used to her job working at the manga café. However, when it comes to managing business things on the computer, well, it gets pretty bad. Meiko basically taps the screen, expecting a folder to open, but nothing happens.

Meiko becomes embarrassed when Rie points out that she needs to use the mouse. This really shows the harsh reality of younger generations having poor computer literacy, as they mostly use smartphones, tablets and Chromebooks, which are essentially only web-browsing devices.

Thankfully, Neo is there to help Meiko since she is good at computers. After all, she has a gaming PC and is planning to buy computer parts. Neo really sounds like me, as I usually buy a lot of tech products, including computer parts like SSDs, GPUs, and gaming accessories.

With that, Meiko experiences Akihabara, the otaku and electronic enthusiast hub in Japan, filled with maid cafes, arcades, and stores selling all things electronic. Interestingly, Meiko seems amazed by the Lolita dress Neo is wearing, thinking Neko looks like a real idol. Also, seeing Meiko react to meeting a maid handing out fliers is quite funny.

I find it funny that, as Neo goes bargain hunting, she says a controller is junk and won’t hold up for serious use, then says it’s a good deal. Also interesting to see AMD Ryzen and Intel Core Ultra CPUs, as well as Nvidia GeForce, Intel ARC and AMD Radeon GPUs, on display. It’s funny to see Meiko see a computer fan and think it’s like a regular fan. She never built a PC. Either way, Neo bought a lot of stuff, which makes me wonder if she is upgrading her gaming rig.

With that, there is one last place Neo wants to go, which is the arcades. Since she looks younger than she actually is, she doesn’t feel comfortable going there, as she might get turned away. At least Meiko got to see Neo’s fighting-game skills, which drew a crowd of female spectators. Sadly, Neo feels disappointed that she didn’t get to train Meiko. Funny how Meiko said that their so-called “date” made her like Neo more as Neo gets embarrassed.

At least her computer literacy skills improved, but she still needs work, as she gets an app stuck in full-screen mode. She thinks getting out of full-screen mode is pulling the plug on the computer. Don’t do this, or you will lose your work. I find it funny to see Neo’s reaction to this.

In the second segment, Meiko smells something and thinks it’s a fire. Nope, it’s Marika trying to make a meal for her live stream. It’s funny that Rie and Neo are eating something as well, since they are hungry. As expected, Rie has the fanciest dish of raw fish, eggs, and rice. This led to them brainstorming ideas for a new dish, and they settled on jelly-filled doughnuts, I mean rice balls. Marika and Rie got addicted to Meiko’s cooking as Rie’s chest grew and Marika’s butt became too big to fit her skirt. While Neo says she didn’t gain weight, Meiko thinks she is hiding something.

In the last segment, as Meiko came back home, she saw trucks advertising the café. Rie ran a marketing campaign to increase sales. A certain lady came in, and it’s Rie’s mother, Kozue. As expected, she is attractive. Of course, her answer is to have more cute girls to generate more sales.

Given her tastes in manga, which primarily consist of the Manga Time Kirara series and yuri manga, it’s not too surprising. She wants Rie to improve the sales, or otherwise she has to close down the shop. Rie can’t, of course, use her allowance to prop it up. I find it funny when Meiko asks for financial documents, Rie is clueless. That is when Meiko and her friends find out they are deep in the red.

The thing that turns things around is not turning the café into a maid café or even a cosplay one, but old-fashioned handing out of fliers. The thing that really brought in customers was Marika’s livestreaming, which advertised the café. Eventually, people became interested, and a line formed outside the café. At least they are in the green now, as Kozue came to see that her daughter, Rie, is trying her best to grow. She entrusts Marika to look after Rie before Meiko hits the knight display and it falls apart. I find it funny how Meiko panics after finding out how much it costs. Kozue and Rie laughed it off, saying they could just buy a new one. At least Meiko is not on the hook to repay it since it’s so expensive. In other words, Meiko is destined to be with Rie for the rest of her life if that is the case.

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After Kamiina got close with Ibuki and, of course, tried some sake with Kanade, Kamiina visited a liquor store for the first time with Kanade. Of course, Kamiina makes an interesting choice. Also, Kamiina went to a clothes shop with Ibuki to try to get new clothes.

At the beginning of the episode, Kanade gave the sake that Kamiina tried out. While Ibuki seems happy, she couldn’t bring herself to confess to her. I have a sense that no matter how much Kanade likes Ibuki, Kamiina manages to steal her thunder away. After all, Kamiina has the upper hand as she manages to get Ibuki to drink with her, which is something she doesn’t do with others.

Of course, Kanade is not giving up as she invites Kamiina to come with her to a liquor shop. Kamiina seems excited as she has never been in an alcohol shop. Of course, Kanade gets a bit scary when Kamiina admits she has fun drinking with  Ibuki. I have a feeling Kande got a bit jealous that Kamiina could drink with Ibuki.

That said, Kamiina picked out an interesting shochu, namely Rokudaime Yuri, because it has “yuri” in the name. When they tasted it, they noticed a hint of potato. I find it funny how Kamiina suggests Kanade get a matching drinking cup with Ibuki. Of course, she turns it down. I have a feeling Kanade isn’t trying hard enough. Maybe one day she will gain the courage to share her feelings.

In the next segment, Akane calls Yaeka, a third-year student, an airhead, which makes Yaeka quite upset. That is why Ibuki and Kamiina head somewhere. Yaeka basically drags them out without Akane. While Akane eventually apologizes, Yaeka can’t bring herself to do it yet. While they explore Nagatoro to take in the stunning views, Yaeka eventually takes out the beers as they take a break.

Of course, Ibuki turns down drinking for obvious reasons. Eventually, Yaeka took a picture, admitting that she enjoys traveling alone, until she met Akane. That is when they become “kindred spirits” as they travel together on a motorcycle. Of course, Yaeka is not happy that Akane said that she can’t ride behind her.

Well, Yaeka didn’t realize she couldn’t have someone ride with her during her first year with a license. Of course, a certain blonde-haired girl found out the hard way after she rode with her best friend and ended up getting pulled over. Thankfully, Yaeka eventually apologizes to Akane. Of course, when Ibuki wants to bring the whole group next time, I find it cute that Kamiina only wants to come with Ibuki. As expected, Ibuki reacted as she expected, as Kamiina is basically flirting with her.

The next day, Kamiina wants to get new clothes for the summer. Ibuki knows a place to get clothes, and of course, she knows the person who works there. Funny how Kamiina says she wants to go clothes shopping with Ibuki, blushing. It’s no coincidence that they said that to flirt with her, even though she is not even drunk. Still, no surprise they went to a shop with an alcohol bar.

That said, the clothing choice at Kamiina turned out well. It’s another thing that she picked an outfit for Ibuki. Of course, it’s outside her comfort zone as she prefers wearing baggy clothing, but Kamiina tries to convince Ibuki that the dress she picked out for her looks good. Of course, the shopkeeper brings out the matching earrings. While their ears are not pierced, it’s obvious what Kanade is missing compared to Kamiina. If only she had bought those matching cups, but it seems Kamiina continues to pull ahead of Kanade to win Ibuki’s heart.

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At last, Morita Meiko left her hometown to attend a rich girls’ school in a big city; however, where she will be staying surprises her.

We find out how Meiko decided to go to school in the big city. It was after receiving vegetables from an old lady that she picked up a flyer for Amamiya Girls’ Academy, looking for transfer students. What sealed the deal, as she thinks, is that life would be easier if she got in. However, by luck, she got in, as she was excited to go to a dorm that’s a manga café.

It’s funny to see Meiko not being sure she is in the right place after arriving at the front of a manga café in a dark hallway. A girl came up and surprised her. She is the one who works at the café, Amamiya Rie. Rie is also the daughter of the family that owns the rich girls’ school. Yep, she seems excited to meet Meiko, since she thought Meiko was the daughter of a mangaka she likes. Funny how Meiko had to wing it as she tries to draw something decent. I find it funny how Rie seems to like the drawing, even though she’s still under that illusion. I have a good feeling Rie and Meiko will make a good pairing.

As for the manga café itself, it basically looks like those cyber cafes you see in Japan. The interesting thing is the café basically holds Rie’s manga collection, which is a good amount that you would recognize (a good amount that I reviewed in one way or another):

• Anima Yell
• Anne Happy
• Bad Girls
• Mono
• Hoshikuzu Telepath
• Slow Start
• Blend S
• Gakkou Gurashi
• Yuru Camp

As for the room itself, it really looks like one of those small rooms you see at a cyber café, since there is a computer in it. Meiko meets the other two girls staying at the café dorms. Suzuki Marika, who is a big fan of the Manga Time Kirara series, checks out a good amount of monthly Manga Time Kirara releases and titles. The funny thing is, she doesn’t wear any pants or a skirt, and her panties show. It really reminds me of the blonde-haired game character director from a certain series focusing on a certain gaming development company. Marika is, of course, also a streamer, as she has a streaming setup and a “YouTube” channel.

Also, there is Nakano Neo, who looks pretty young for a high schooler, but is actually the same age as Marika. Neo doesn’t like being treated as a child, but Meiko finds her adorable. Believe it or not, she has a banging PC gaming setup with a powerful gaming PC, a gaming keyboard, a mouse, a headset and five monitors, as she wants to become a “pro gamer.” Why would she need five monitors for a gaming PC? Given that this is a rich girls’ school, she probably has an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 in her gaming PC, knowing her.

After Meiko got some training for the café, the opening ceremony is almost here. I find it funny how Rie wants to wear a fancy dress to give a speech, but then she just ends up wearing her regular school uniform. I find it funny how she calls out for Meiko as the special transfer student.

She ends up fumbling her introduction as she wasn’t prepared. Give it some time, and everyone will eventually forget it. After all, Neo mentions that she got treatment for being treated as a child. Funny how they are in separate sections, and the class has to do with bra size, as Meiko thinks it is.

Eventually, Rie has Meiko, Marika, and Neo clean up the literature club room. After all, they want Rie’s manga out. I find it funny how she even takes up the clubroom despite having the café. Even after moving it to the café, there wasn’t enough space, so Rie basically rented another floor like that.

While it’s predictable that her mom texts her about being surprised by this. However, she is okay with storing her manga collection. I find it funny that when Meiko picks up a manga, she becomes embarrassed after opening it and seeing two girls being rather intimate. Yes, Meiko discovers yuri for the first time, which makes me wonder if it’s Rie’s mother’s, as Rie said her mother’s collection is more intense. Let me guess, her mother is a big fan of yuri. Either way, the first episode is fun and I’m looking forward to more.

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Kamiina is a college freshman, and she went with her seniors to a garden. However, Ibuki left the group for some reason, as Kamiina wanted to check on her.

As Kimiina checked out the pretty flower fields with senior students who live in the same house and attend college, Ibuki apparently split from the group for some reason. Apparently, she is at a concession stand, and the attendant lady serving her thought Ibuki looked too young. After Ibuki showed her ID, she got her drink. But it’s obvious why she drinks alone, as alcohol causes hiccups for her.

Eventually, Kamiina saw Ibuki drinking a drink and thought it looked delicious. Funny how Ibuki starts hiccupping while Kamiina saw her. She seems embarrassed, although Kamiina asked, which is why she doesn’t think with others, although she enjoys alcohol. Kamiina reveals she is 20 years old and started college late after failing the entrance exam the first time. At least she looks old enough to drink, even though she doesn’t have any.

The funny thing is, after she tried the alcohol Ibuki bought, she shared her impressions. However, she starts acting differently, even though she says she isn’t good with fizzy drinks. She became awfully close to Ibuki after she drank more, saying Ibuki is cute and has an interest in her. Ibuki decides to bring her back to the group; she doesn’t mind drinking alcohol with Kimiina.

The funny thing was that as Kimiina came back to the house, Ibuki came up as Kimiina wanted to have tea with her. I find it funny how Kimiina throws everything into the closet and tries to clean up her room quickly. She felt embarrassed that Ibuki might come in and see her messy room.

That said, they had some alcohol after Ibuki changed her outfit and brought wine glasses and a wine bottle. Kimiina thought they were having tea, but obviously, Ibuki wanted to drink, and when Ibuki gave her those puppy eyes, she couldn’t say no.

At least Kimiina got to experience the taste of wine, which is different from what she had drunk before. Of course, Kiimina gets a bit close to Ibuki, able to taste the wine and showing some jealousy because she can’t get those taste sensations. I find it funny how Kimiina wants to make Ibuki’s tongue hers. It’s funny to see Ibuki’s reaction as she says that Kimiina’s personality changes when she drinks. The blue-haired girl saw Kimiina begging Ibuki to stay in her room.

Later that night, Ibuki struggles with her programming assignment as Gujo comes up to listen to some of her music for a bit. Gujoi is a first-year student pursuing her Master’s, having helped fix some of the mistakes Kimiina made. Gujo is surprised Ibuki is willing to drink with Kimiina, as she always drinks alone and takes a smoke. They eventually decide to take a break, such as watching a movie.

As they decide on a movie, Kimiina saw a wine case, but Gujo said it’s Ibuki’s collection. Gujo decides to take out the sake. Of course, Kimiina had trouble tasting the fruitiness after having many drinks. Gujo had to stop her from drinking the whole bottle, as Ibuki wouldn’t be able to try it.

Of course, in that case, Kimiina is really drunk, but she could tell that Gujo has feelings for Ibuki, as she wants to save some for her and wants Kimiina’s opinion. Of course, Gujo denies it, but I guess it means that she does. That is why Ibuki drinks in her room and remembers what Kimiina said while they drank together.

That said, the first episode was interesting. While we got some idea of the relationship with Gujo and Ibuki, it’s more interesting to see Kimiina act a bit intimate while she is drunk. While the yuri moments are subtle here, it’s nice to see it from her drunk side. It should be interesting to see Kimiina’s relationship with the other seniors develop, with some alcohol, of course.

(Also known as Botan Kamiina Fully Blossoms When Drunk)

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Tachibana Suzume is a maid who decided to take a vacation in Japan. However, she didn’t realize that she would be staying a whole year. With that, she makes the best out of the situation.

At last, Suzume is seen cleaning up a Japanese-style apartment. Believe it or not, when she arrived in Japan. However, she learns that the mansion collapsed due to an unforeseen accident during the construction of a rooftop pool. I find it funny how Suzume spaces out when she hears the news. I admit it’s quite funny to see her reaction.

With that, most of the two episodes are meeting people, including her grandmother and her next-door neighbor, Komatsu Nana. She got a questionable impression of Suzume when Suzume was on the ground in a maid outfit playing with a cat in front of her apartment. Nana looks quite mincing, especially while wearing a face mask, which is common in Japan when someone is sick. Still, it’s quite obvious that she is introverted and didn’t intend to scare her.

Also, it’s funny to see her with a horde of sick people heading in a certain direction in the second episode. I find it funny how Suzume thinks Nana is possessed with some kind of mind control disease, but in reality, it’s allergies. I can relate to her, as Spring is the worst time for runny noses and watery eyes. That said, I think she might make a good pairing with Suzume. On the other hand, I’m not interested in that male student who seems to be curious about Suzume.

That said, the main part of the two episodes is, well, Suzume eating various foods from Japan. Yes, I find it funny how Suzume finds the idea of playing with her food weird. Still, it’s interesting to see her reactions to eating things like taiyaki and mochi skewers for the first time. Also, seeing Suzume befriend a young girl who shared some special cookies with her is quite nice. What is also nice is that despite buying many melon pans for herself, she shared them with children who were hungry. Still, it’s interesting to learn the origins of various Japanese foods, which kind of gives me some vibes of Hibi wa Sugiredo Meshi Umashi.

That said, the first two episodes are enjoyable. Still, it’s interesting how the blonde-haired maid is told to check on Suzume. I guess the person they work for managed to get Suzume a bit too worried and wants someone to check on her. I feel he may have lied, as he thought Suzume was not ready to work as a maid yet. Even so, it will be interesting to see how Suzume’s food adventure will play out.

(Also known as The Food Diary of Miss Maid)

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As winter comes to an end, it’s time to take a look at what I plan to watch. This list is subject to change as always.

Ichijyoma Mankitsu Gurashi

Studio: PRA

Air Date: April 12

The show focuses on a country girl named Meiko who goes to a rich girls’ school, but she takes a job volunteering at a high school manga café to have her tuition paid for. Of course, this means working and living at a small manga café, with cute girls as staff. While it’s a Manga Time Kirara series, it does remind me of Hinako Note with a similar premise.

Kamiina Botan, Yoeru Sugata wa Yuri no Hana

Studio: Soigne

Air Date: April 11

The show focuses on a first-year college student, Botan Kamiina, as she meets her seniors and develops relationships with them over drinks. Given that there is “Yuri” in the title, hopefully we will see some lovely moments here.

That pretty much covers what I’m definitely covering. There may be other titles I haven’t considered yet that are not on this list (like Witch Hat Atelier and others), but we’ll see as the season begins. I may add a few more to this list. While this list came out very late, I mostly used it playing Pokémon Pokopia, which is an expected time sink since I played over 100 hours in one month after finally “beating” the main story. A review of Pokémon Legends: ZA will be published in the near future as well.

With that, feel free to share what you plan to watch this season in the comments.

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While Flum accidentally upset Ink, which causes her to become upset and get kidnapped, Flum manages to defeat Dein once and for all. It’s now time to save Milkit.

As expected, while Flum defeated Dein once and for all, now is a race against time to find Milkit and save her before it’s too late. She notices Welcy came into the mansion as Flum asks where Satils Francois might be.

Thankfully, Flum finds the secret room. While Satils was about to hurt Milkit, Flum saw what she was doing and gave Satils a good beating. After all, Satils was going to torture Milkit to death. Probably the most satisfying beating as Satils deserved it for what she deserved. The funny thing is, she gets dragged into the pit of flesh-eating monsters that eat her alive. Probably the best way for her to go out. That is, besides Milkit and Flum saying each other’s names after Flum saved her, along with apologizing to Ink.

We see another member who used to work with Satils. Nekt and, of course, a man who looks motherly, but is actually another one of those ghouls that work for the Church. He basically says the quiet part out loud by saying they take the hearts out of the orphans and put those cores in their place. That is, besides belittling Ink as being useless, as she refuses to go back. That is, after he tries to beat him, Flum wants to defeat Mother, who seems interested in Flum for some reason. Before she could do it, they escaped. Ink wants Flum to mercy kill her so she can die as a human, although Flum doesn’t want to do that.

With that, Gadhio, along with Eterna, came back. This makes it clear that Ink’s powers didn’t work on her friends, as she didn’t hurt them. We find out that Eterna escaped after Dein unleashed the eyeballs. Somehow, she managed to get a hold of Dein’s heart after he put the core into his body. While the idea of putting Dein’s heart into Ink’s seems unsatisfying, given how bad a person Dein is, at least she can live a mostly normal life. We also find out that Neigass, who has a huge crush on Sara, saved her from the eyeballs. Also, Ottilie seems to still be alive, and Henriette seems happy about it. Sadly, Ed and Jonny didn’t make it, as Ink doesn’t know them. Sara seems traumatized after she was rescued from her death.

That said, we learn more about how Origin and the Church came into being. In the past, humans managed to create a machine that generated infinite energy, probably to power AI, of course. Sadly, it didn’t go as well as Origin intended; it turned on humans and destroyed civilization.

However, humans managed to come back, with some with special powers to seal Origin away. The Church wants to fight the Demon Lords protecting the seals to Origin. With the seal being somewhat weak, the Church can use that to their advantage to try to defeat the demons and unseal Origin. Of course, Gadio thinks there was a demon that worked with the Church to burn villages to help the Church with their plans. We know that they experimented on orphaned children to give them powers to help them unseal Origin.

Yes, Flum seems disgusted that she was being used in their scheme. It can explain why Gadio left the party after learning the purpose of the Heroes’ party. It seems the Church gave the members the swirl cores that Maria has, which she gave to Jean and Cyrill. Yep, Cyrill is about to go to the dark side as the Demons find out that the heroes’ attacks are affecting them now, with them holding those orbs.

At least Flum, Milkit, with Eterna, Ink, and Gadio have a feast after they got saved.  At least for now, Milkit and Flum can live a relatively normal life as things turn normal. That is, while the Church tries to find a solution to unsealing Origin, their window of opportunity is closing.

Final Thoughts

“Omae Gotoki ga Maou ni Kateru to Omou na” to Yuusha Party wo Tsuihou Sareta node, Outo de Kimama ni Kurashitai is an interesting show. Sure, the trend of “being thrown out of the hero’s party” kind of stories is a trend like with the isekai genre, but it’s interesting to see one that has yuri involved, although it’s probably the dark kind. It’s interesting how Flum Apricot, who is thrown out of the heroes and thrown into slavery, managed to flip the tables by being able to use cursed weapons to make her become OP. That is why befriending Milkit with the hope of giving a happy life.

As expected, it’s interesting to see not only Flum grow, but also, of course, help regain humanity in Milkit. As expected, it eventually develops into a romantic relationship that Eterna eventually approves of. There are, of course, some other pairings as well, like Neigass having a huge crush on Sara, Ottilie having a crush on Henriette, and more. That is why we have the whole cliché of the Church doing some shady things in the background. Still, it always seems there are people out to get Flum, and those affiliated with the Church are the usual suspects.

That said, while it’s nice to see the power of yuri save the day after Flum defeats the boss and Milkit’s abuser, and to see her have a satisfying end, the production is not perfect. It really shows in the animation, well, in some instances, pretty rough. It could be better, despite the story being compelling and interesting. That said, it’s worth a watch if you don’t mind an interesting dark yuri; this might be the one for you.

(Also known as “Omae Gotoki ga Maou ni Kateru to Omou na” to Yuusha Party wo Tsuihou Sareta node, Outo de Kimama ni Kurashitai, ROLL OVER AND DIE: I Will Fight for an Ordinary Life with My Love and Cursed Sword!)

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Last time, Flum was so worried about Milkit being wet that she lost sight of her. Seeing Ink with the swirl face, Flum feels betrayed and sees her as a monster. Also, Dein comes in as he faces off against Flum, but eliminating her does not go as he planned.

As expected, we know Flum is afraid. Besides the eyeballs popping out of Ink’s face, the swirl face means that she is not human. There is a hint when Ink says she is not taking her heart medication. In reality, it’s used to suppress the powers she has. Flum knows the Church has done something to make her inhuman.

Of course, Flum sees Ink as a monster when Ink denies that she will use her powers to hurt her friends. However, Flum doesn’t believe her. Of course, she ran out as Flum became upset and lost hope. That is, until she leaves the house and finds out that Dein has kidnapped Ink. We also find out that he works for Satils Francois, who offered that swirl core that Ink had, but took it from her. This, of course, gives Dein the power to not only use the powers he was given, but also powers to turn his arms into tentacles, thanks to “Origin” giving those powers. You guessed it, Satils Francois has an association with the Church.

As Dein gets away with Ink to the Francois mansion, a bunch of Dein’s grunts appeared to try to defeat Flum. Flum finds out they are the same C-rank Godin Torres, but all the grunts have this and the same stats despite being different people. It’s because of those eyeballs that are controlling these bodies—eventually, Flum resorts to using her prana to defeat them in one shot. Of course, Gadhio came to help Flum clear out Dein’s goons.

At least Flum got one piece of good news: Sara is still alive, meaning that her other friends might be too. After all, Ink said, she wouldn’t hurt her friends. It might be that Ottilie, Jonny, Ed, and Eterna are still alive. Of course, more of those orphaned children seem to be trying to stop Flum by using their swirl powers. Thankfully, Flum got away while Gadhio dealt with them.

That said, Dein at the mansion, facing off against Flum, uses his second power, his tentacle powers. Well, he finds out that when Flum uses her reversal powers, her tentacles start to decompose. This leaves Dein trying to use the eyeballs to turn Flum into a blob monster. Well, aside from cutting off the extra limb that one of the eyeballs created initially, it stopped doing Dein’s bidding.

Well, it figured that it shouldn’t attack Flum, so it became useless for Dein. This allows Flum to finish Dein off with a powerful Reversal attack to not only defeat Dein, but to break that core once and for all. At least Dein is now dead for good as “Origin” ditches Dein, but he turns into a blob of his former self. It makes me wonder whether it will turn those affected back to normal. Either way, it’s time for Flum to face Satils Francois and try to save Milkit before it’s too late.

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While Jonny and Ed turned to blob meat admonitions and Sara fell off a cliff after witnessing the fight between Dein and Kahnis, things went from bad to worse for Flum. It’s obvious who is putting this in her situation.

To sum up the episode, Flum finds out the truth after Sara hasn’t returned since that day. I find it hilarious how the church excommunicated her for her relationship with demons. The funny thing is, this isn’t really true unless she has a secret relationship with Neigass that we don’t know about. However, apparently Neigass is meeting someone in the capital, which makes me wonder what is going on.

The funny thing is, Ottilie got captured for the same reason of knowing too much. Henriette feels remorse that, if only she had spent time with Ottilie and given her affection, maybe she wouldn’t have ended up like that. After all, she was looking into Dein with their dealings with the church.

It seems that there is a strong pattern to their disappearances. Anyone who was investigating into Dein basically disappeared, and the guards from the church are basically hiding what is happening, even the sighting of those humans turns into blobs. It makes me wonder if the church is using those eyeballs to disfigure people, using magic to imprison them. After all, the church never mentions that Ed and Jonny are dead, but simply says they were banished or something to that effect.

In short, it’s interesting that everything seems so foggy, like in a “Silent Hill” game, as Flum’s state of mind is not so great. It seems that everyone is out to get her and feels like it’s her fault that everyone close to her was involved with looking into the church, and even Dein, who wants to kill her no matter what. Thankfully, Milkit is there to try to comfort her, and she eventually had to take off the bandages to reassure her that she will be with Flum no matter what happens.

We also find some things about Ink. Yes, she is the missing girl from that quest that Flum picked up. Ink eventually revealed everything after Eterna cornered her, revealing that Ink had been lying. Apparently, her owner, Satils Francois, is looking for her, which Ink refers to as her scary mother. Of course, Milkit, hearing that name, becomes scared. Also, Ink has a heart condition that requires medicine. However, something is off about her, and she refers to her father as being the “Origin.” Something connected with the church?

Eventually, Eterna and Milkit decide to go shopping when they run into Dein. He wants his revenge against Flum, and the best way to do it is to capture the ones she cares about the most. Eterna has Milkit to get Flum as Milkit becomes soaking wet. While Milkit tries to warn Flum about the situation, Flum only cares about how wet Milkit is. Her state of mind is not in the right place. Not to mention, things get scarier as Ink’s swirl face comes out, and those eyeballs pop out.

Welp, Flum is totally screwed, but it makes me wonder why the Church is out to get her. Maybe because, as the Demon Council has said, the church wants to use Flum to activate something the church wants her to activate. The Demon Chiefs know this, which is maybe why they sent someone to the capital. Then again, the Church is probably using Dein to achieve their goals while he can have his revenge on Flum. The question is, is Flum doomed to lose everything, even Milkit, after she thought things were about to improve? We have to wait and see the next episode.

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After Akane collapsed and came down with a cold, she acts like a teenager. After Nadeshiko did her magic, well, the time has come. Akane decides to take a week-long vacation, and it’s obvious where this is heading.

Akane decides to take a 5-day vacation, and yes, Nadeshiko wants to engage in some intimate activities for 5 days. Well, not all day, but building it up to the last day. They basically hugged and kissed before getting to the more interesting stuff on the third day.

Funny how Nadeshiko stops when Akane is about to have an orgasm, causing her to stay awake as she becomes “too horny” to fall asleep. Funny how this happens on the third and fourth night. Still, Akane wondered how the fifth day would turn out after all this buildup. Obviously, Nadeshiko has Akane hold out for that long so she can give the best pleasure she’s had so far.

That said, while the last episode is a bit longer, it’s obvious even after all that, Akane still hasn’t finished the registration process. You would think, from the buildup, that she would finally do it. I guess they want to save it for the 9^th “bonus” episode, and hopefully it will be a bit longer and give a satisfying conclusion. That said, at least the intimate moments are interesting, probably since there are very few of this kind of anime in the yuri genre.

(Also known as Does It Count if You Lose Your Virginity to an Android)

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