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Originally Posted by Spectacular_Insanity
Seriously, hearing Shana talk like a boy and Yuuji talk like a girl was hilarious.  |
In my opinion it wasn't just the gender swap, but also their personalities that made it so interesting. Seeing Shana suddenly became hesitant and wimpy, while Yuuji turned gar, turned up the comedy factor.
The plot pace was also entertaining and the premise was put to good use. Shana was able to tell Wilhelmina how she felt towards her through the unique circumstances, although not directly. I also like the scene where Shana tried to kiss Yuuji; it's exciting to see Yuuji (though not really him) take initiative in that moment. Too bad it wasn't meant to be.
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Originally Posted by musume_no_hoshi
Can a necklace produce sweat and have sweatdrops?  |
Alastor couldn't stand Yuuji's half-hearted urusai.
Alastor has always been portrayed as a serious, supervising role, dependable even in dire situations, so I didn't like how his anxiety was emphasised with the sweatdrops. I would have expected it to occur in the shana-tan franchise instead. However, given the light-hearted atmosphere, that brief moment that Alastor lost his composure and broke out in sweat blended in well with the flow. It would not be as funny without those visual cues.
Errrrm, I never said the point of the episode was ShanaxYuji, but they clearly shined here. Then they throw a "Wilhelmina, daisuki" hug at the end, and it feels rather awkward.
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