Natsuiro Kiseki

[Bronia]

Episode 3

It was good. I could totally ship RinkoxYuka and SakixNatsumi, which seems to be the direction the show is going.
Except..*next episode it looks like Yuka (and it was already hinted at in this episode) get's a love interest.. WHO'S A BOY!!
However the dialogue hints that he thinks she's too young for him. I'm excited for next week, will we see Yuka trying to act grown up when she so obviously isn't yet?
I'm saddened by the prospect that if Yuka is successful enough in this love interest to even get a 'future, when you get older I'll date you' promise, Rinko will be all alone... I'll take her.

[ARIFEM]

god damn these girls are cute

[Viduus]

Hrm.

It's not that I dislike the show per se, but I'm just not seeing what the point of it is. It don't see them having to battle anyone or anything, so the show is rather human in that respect, but because of that I'm not seeing any sort of plot development. It's not a comedy per se, and it's certainly not slice of like so.... what I want to know is where is this all going?

[Bronia]

Episode 4

THEY'RE ALL IN LOVE WITH EACH OTHER (Except Natsumi also has a celebrity crush... ON A GIRL!) YESSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Anyways, I thoroughly enjoyed that episode. Yay for Freaky Friday! I laughed a lot and there was so much shipping *nosebleed* It was interesting seeing the girls all switch personalities.

[Viduus]

Originally Posted by Bronia

Episode 4

THEY'RE ALL IN LOVE WITH EACH OTHER (Except Natsumi also has a celebrity crush... ON A GIRL!) YESSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Anyways, I thoroughly enjoyed that episode. Yay for Freaky Friday! I laughed a lot and there was so much shipping *nosebleed* It was interesting seeing the girls all switch personalities.

I'm a little puzzled as to how

they didn't even touch on the fact that Yuka essentially led that guy on posing as someone else, and then just basically straight up dumped him. I mean, I guess the dude can rationalize it by saying oh, she's moving but... still, a little shady.

Also, I don't think I'll ever understand the cousinlove thing >.>

[truthillusion]

Originally Posted by Viduus

Hrm.

It's not that I dislike the show per se, but I'm just not seeing what the point of it is. It don't see them having to battle anyone or anything, so the show is rather human in that respect, but because of that I'm not seeing any sort of plot development. It's not a comedy per se, and it's certainly not slice of like so.... what I want to know is where is this all going?

Pretty sure it's all going to be personal drama and the the deconstruction and rebuilding of their bonds (that's at least what I'm predicting).

[Bronia]

Originally Posted by Viduus

I'm a little puzzled as to how

they didn't even touch on the fact that Yuka essentially led that guy on posing as someone else, and then just basically straight up dumped him. I mean, I guess the dude can rationalize it by saying oh, she's moving but... still, a little shady.

Also, I don't think I'll ever understand the cousinlove thing >.>

Yeah

The cousinlove thing. I forgot to mention that because the GL was just so distracting. It disturbed me a bit, though. I can realte since I have some step cousins who are really hot, but even I would not long for them like Yuka did (granted, they're like in their 30s, but still) so it was kind of awkward when she called him her cousin. I decided to just say it was like in Macbeth when everyone calls everyone cousin just because they're friends, but deep down I know it's not true.
I also wish they'd gone into a bit more of Yuka leading him on as Saki, but I guess they thought it was fine to leave it as her coming to terms with the fact that he wasn't interested in her? I dunno.

[BGMaxie]

episode 4 already? Good god, I can't believe how lost I am.

[unitzero]

I thought this was going to suck based on episode 1, stalled and then caught up today. For some reason I kind of like it. magic rock!

[Etue]

episode 5

Nothing much happened in this episode, the character building continues, this time focusing on Yuuko's inner self rather than her outward appearance and her relationship with Rin combined with the backstory of how the girls met. Overall a pretty decent episode.