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Originally Posted by HandofFate
From the tone at the beginning, I could tell it was probably a visit to the family grave.
Sucks that the mom kind of just ran off?
Isshiki x Kumin, you have my support.
Didn't really get the sense Rikka was going back to her old home, thought she would finally go to the grave alone with yuuta to come to terms, but maybe that be saved for the end of the series.
Its kind of sweet seeing Nibutani take the mothering role for Dekomori this episode lol.
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and if u not noticed isshike get the "papa" role
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Originally Posted by houkoholic
Isshiki is clearly the "loser bro to the protagonist" like Sunohara from Clannad who would never get any until the end of the world since the his first appearance in the series, while Yuuta is the typical sarcastic straight man protagonist - a bit of Kyon and a bit of your typical Key-type protagonists like Yuuichi and Tomoya who looks at all the weird antics from the outside but still gets all the chicks because he ends up to be the one solving all the problems of the "girl of the arc" setting. The setup is completely template galge/visual novel here.
The only atypical bit is currently none of the other girls shows interest in Yuuta, Shinka even thinking that it was a matter of time the two hook up while Kumin and Sanae were oblivious to the relationship developing between the two was kind of interesting to see.
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u forget who isshika received a love letter on previus episode, from a misterious girl maybe he have a chance to not end alone, and i don't see this anime being too much "cliche" how u talk, this dont have a harem vib like u told besides the main girl no one other girl have any feelings for yuuta and he dont look likes many typical clich main protagonist who gona fall in love or get undecided about what girl to choose or total oblivious to love, this is the second KyoAni anime i wtached and trully enjoied because he dont use the "old cliches" who most of the animes uses (harem girls, main protagonist totally undecided who can't say no to a girl, love triangle, heavy ecchi), first was hyouka they really know how to tell a awesome history without need use any or too much "cliches".