Everyone went to the beach, and got stranded on a (not so) deserted island. Tatsuya and Feena talk about their (Kanon like) childhood and how their mom’s both died around the same time and Tatsuya made a promise with her (Lol Kanon Lol) that he’d go to the moon to see her. I’m disappointed that we didn’t have a scene where he randomly falls on top of her and they blush profusely. Instead however, we had another nose pinching scene, but that’s not as cool as randomly falling on top and blushing profusely.

Upcoming Attractions: I’m gonna need caffeine to stay awake through this episode.

Well it seems the animation has greatly improved from last week so my only conclusion is that the animation staff just hates anything relating to iron chef. The story though has me falling asleep lately, but it could also be because I’m really tired lately. Anyway it begins with Tatsuya, and Feena and his sister at the lake talking about how they used to swim in the lake when they were kids. Just then they see a puppy drowning and Feena jumps into rescue it…even though she can’t swim. So then, Tatsuya has to jump and save her as well. Continue Reading »

Uh I was gonna write up a summary for this but then as I was taking screenshots I decided not to. Summary: Feena decides to try a “part time job” and becomes a waitress, later to have a cooking (iron chef style or SMAP x SMAP style?) competition against Natsuki.

Uhh can someone explain to me why it looks like a 5 year old drew the character designs for this episode? I read around people complaining about the animation quality drop in the previous episode….but I didn’t really notice it until this one. Perhaps it was the fact that we saw chibi’s more often than the last 2 eps combined, or the fact that every other scene someone’s eyes or mouth were crooked. The next episode doesn’t look any better but I saw Tatsuya naked, in bed, with what looked like Feena’s shadow hovering over him.

Man this title sucks to remember. Anyway there’s like only 1 particular reason I decided to keep up with this show. That reason is Mamotte Shugogetten. Enough said. I’m desperately hoping the 2 protagonists will get together in a colorful array of raburabu that Mamotte failed to create (even after a freaking sequel manga.) I’m not really fond of the opening or ending for the series and the best part is that childhood friend girl who has a “Sekuhara” paddle she beats her shisucon brother with. Continue Reading »