Really, what'd be this game's rating be?

She especially likes it when they struggle......

If there is more to Aoba than meets the eye, it'll end up being some interesting character development, that goes without saying :eyespin:

M for MANLY.

Realistically speaking, a T at most, since there's not much graphic violence and the game doesn't look very dark.

Hifumi truly is meant for Aoba :D

We've known she's a bit of a sadist since season one, though.

So... uh... what's the name of the office-lady looking girl on the producer's table? Pretty sure we didn't see her in season 1.

Her name is Christina if I recall, she's one of the executives of the company, or at the very least she's very high up in the company, and if I recall we met her at the end of season 1 in the company after party for Fairies Story 3.

I'm surprised I just noticed, but the art doesn't entirely fit what seemed to be suggested. Actually, from the art it seems that rather than fight hostile enemies and take their skins, she goes to nice little towns inhabited by friendly stuffed animals, kills and skins one of them, and then uses that skin to fight. Not a big difference on the surface, but seriously we're going from a guy who steals the uniform of a fallen enemy soldier (or skins him) to a guy who sneaks behind enemy lines, finds a peaceful village, and takes the clothes/skin of murder victims there before fighting the soldiers. "Bob, what're you doing here? You weren't supposed to enlist; you have your wife and kids to think of, not to mention with that bad leg of yours you're not really that tou--AUGH YOU'RE NOT BOB!!!"

Aoba is really dark sometimes. Still, I'd buy that game.

Yamato Christino Wako, and she is the producer from their publisher. As a result she basically holds the power of life and death at Eagle Jump, and has the final say on their projects. Well, her bosses have the final say, but she's the one who executes their will.

She appeared without any speaking lines at the party in the final episode of season 1, sitting at the welcome table at the entrance.

While I understand the convention here, this name is unconventional enough to cause confusion. Her family name is "Yamato."

It's not easy figure out how to format her name. The blond/blue-eyes combo with the non-Japanese given name makes it a fair guess that she's partly foreign, but with a Japanese family name I concluded she would probably format her name Japanese-style, with the family name first.

She features prominently in the ED. I take it she'll have a bigger and thus voiced role in the show.

Depends on how far this season goes, but yeah, she does stuff later. It's pretty likely we'll get to it.

Did you already read Volume 6 of the manga?
Aoba asks her about her full name in the beginning.

We'll probably get that in the Anime soon.
'Cause both new girls from Vol. 6 are in the OP, too
Except they'll swap some things around like they did in S1.:heh:

The name is in this episode's credits. The problem is how do we approach her name order when written in English.
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No. It's not translated. I got her name from somewhere else.

As far as the manga goes, nobody calls her Wako. Hazuki's calling her Christina, everyone else Yamato.
So we can at least drop "Wako" :D

That's a shame.
Volume 6 is a really good one. Especially the end.
Can't wait for more.

Seeing Kou snapped to Aoba like that was like Sorata doing the same thing to Mashiro..

I understand what you mean, but let's say Kou is more similar to Mashiro than Aoba does.

Episode 3:

Hifumi looked really nice in those outfits when she was dressing up. I also liked the part where she and Aoba talked during lunch to built up her conversational skills.

Umiko and her forehead flicking was priceless. I still find the character chemistry between her and Nene to be pretty funny in this show.

Too cute!

http://img1.ak.crunchyroll.com/i/spi...93460_full.jpg

Damn it really hurt to see Aoba feeling so overwhelmed by her inexperience there. Thankfully Hifumi-chan sprung to action.

Also massive respect to Nene. Jumping straight into C++ to build her own engine is pretty impressive.