The filthy rich but lonely beauty that accidentally engages with the average dude (spontaneous harem included)...

Reminds me of Nogizaka Haruka. I might like this.

This got interesting fast.
After stumbling into an insane cult and facing shit, they're showing some colors already.

Man, I like this girl.

>>17695
I want to like her, but then she goes off the deep and does something horribly stupid. And then when I start to like her again, it repeats.

Though with how the story is so far, I get the feeling that all 3 of the girls have skeletons in their closets, and only Kaga's has come out to say 'hi'.
I also get the feeling that kaga's skeleton is the most friendly of the three.

>>17705
>I also get the feeling that kaga's skeleton is the most friendly
Well, she's the main heroine after all. Unless some Shuffle!-esque bad snatch going on there, she's the one meant to win when all things are said.

At first it sucked watching him being friendzoned through centuries. But then I realized that, the way she managed the entire thing, it really isn't that bad. I mean she really went crazy about it and, aparently, most japanese couples hardly touch each other anyway. I think I could very well settle for a (2D) relation like that... as long as she doesn't get close to any other man, of course; if so, I'd leave her to die in the trash.

She is rather sweet, though. She's hysterical and needy but aware of it, self-critical and always very honest. She seems fun to hang with.

The ghost from the ass affair might somehow work as well.

>>17767
>At first it sucked watching him being friendzoned through centuries.

I had the opposite impression. He waited less than half a day after she got rejected hard before sending her back onto the emotional roller coaster. That said, it's clear she has feelings for MC-kun, and she wants to return his feelings, just she wants to take things slow with him. And Kaga's faces make the show worth watching even if the romance aspect doesn't suit you.

Then there's Lisa, who looks to be a female version of MC-kun, from the color of her hair to the lack of spine. In the same way Lisa was afraid of talking to MC-kun about how he used to be, Mc-kun is afraid of talking to Lisa about their past. it's rather cute how much alike they are, though I'm 100% sure Lisa was the childhood friend who wanted to be more than a friend but never had the balls to make the attempt.

I'm starting to think this series is better written than they make it look.

>>17803
Amnesia as a plot device and MC-kun's backstory sets that starting bar quite low.

I'm glad the tea party makes a return. Those girls are great.

>>17835
>plot device... sets that starting bar quite low.
Yeah, but that's just the premise; I talk about the further narrative rendering. Take Linda's scene, for example, and translate it into pure text:

>traumatized girl gets prolonged lies uncovered
>the guy she loves and thinks she ruined runs away from her again
>she chases him desperately in plain sight and right into men toilets, where she breaks drown

That's damned powerful! but the visuals and the quick pace do not make it justice. That's what I meant about the novel probably being better written than this adaptation... but who knows.

Post edited on 9th Nov 2013, 1:25am

This first half of this episode got me unexpectedly hard.

However: why lying to Koko, man? that girl can take everything (she's deliciously nuts). And obviously Linda's answer was yes.

"Yeah, I wanna fuck in Paris."

Banri, you're such a jerk...

Damn Tada Banri, damn Linda and damn koalas' cloacum.

>MC actually wants to work (poor devil).
>Robo-ko opposes it, saying it's unnecessary and she wants to be with him as much as possible, even wishing he was small enough to keep him safe in her bag (and eat him on a sushi roll).
>He takes no account of such irresistible declaration, lies to her and takes on a sketchy job.
>He's totally hot for Linda (who's never frontal with anyone), so he "endures" Koko out of guilt.
>He's fully aware of all this, yet goes on with it...

Tada Banri is really the most insulting MC I've seen in a while; I can't self-insert at all. To think that people hated Kirishima Haruto for being the opposite of this; I don't know what people want.

>>18179

My biggest problem is how conflicting Banri's motivations and actions are at times.
He is supposed to be the character whose thoughts we know fully, and it seems he either outright lies to the viewers with his inner monologues or is a complete sociopath with no conscience or sense of humility outside when the story dictates he absolutely must.

I for once felt a bit sorry for Linda, but never for Banri.

>>18228
>I for once felt a bit sorry for Linda

Her karma caught up with her and bit her in the ass.
I almost felt sorry for Banri in the flashback episodes. almost.

oh, shi...

...anyway: beach preview episode.

too much

Nice episode. Koko was so fucking sexy and it all ended as going out with friends usually does: in car crashes.

Why, Banri? why would you call the police? Anyone who's been in a car accident knows that's a nono. And afterwards, you even lectured and throw shit to her, you son of a bitch. As usual: fuck you...

Yet, I get why someone has to say such painful things at certain times. This series is well written.

Post edited on 30th Jan 2014, 5:13pm

This was priceless.

<--- That's reunions alright. I've avoided them like the plague.

Next episode: more Banri-Linda action.

Randomness level = Heidi/10

>>18755

This series is reaching the climax and, at last, I felt bad for Banri: the guy really is sick. We're up for some good drama.

How about that.

>>18846
oh good lord

Tricky but intense episode.

Great wrapping up, I'd say.
One more episode and it'll be all over.

Well, it ended up as expected: Deus ex machina...
Entertaining series, if anything.