Short Synopsis: It’s finally time for the three concerts to take place.
Episode Rating: 7/10 (Enjoyable)
Well, talk about an anti-climax. This episode didn’t resolve anything and was basically one big “please watch the second season to find out what happens”. There’s lots of stuff that happens in this episode, but this is what you’d expect from a building-up episode, not a major one as this one. In this episode, I really expected something that would make me long for the second season, but in the end I’m not really anticipating it.
In any case, what basically happens is that Yuki and Touya still haven’t broken up, but they hardly got any time to talk to each other. Mana shows that she’s interested in Touya (this was really bound to happen considering the harem roots of this show…), Haruka once again nearly breaks down but this time Touya seems to notice it but before he can really talk to her Akira magically appears from out of nowhere (seriously, how did he know where Touya was at that point?) with the message that Touya’s father collapsed. Oh, and Mana ends up in the hospital as well because she kept waiting too long outside of Touya’s house.
Also, I know absolutely nothing of the J-Idol business because I’m usually not that interested in cheesy J-pop and the things around it, but is it common that after a big performance every staff member spontaneously starts crying?
I’m not sure whether I’m going to blog that second season. It’s all going to depend on how good the upcoming Autumn season is going to be. When I started blogging this series, it was basically one big experiment because I hardly ever blog these sorts of romance shows. It’s a shame I picked this wrong one to experiment with, especially since it went off with such a great start.
akiba mit have known their position from the tire tracks of haruka’s bike or touya’s footprints
Male lead and the other guy with Misaki are pathetic failures and they singlehandedly destroy any kind of enjoyment I could have had with the show if not for those cretins.
I made an error in the 2nd sentence. I meant, they both destroyed the show and not the other way around.