Will te go on a data with me? ^_^

After the last episode, it was inevitable that there would be some fall off, because unlike a certain other series that I need to stop referring to in every other post, Sakurasou doesn’t have so many plotlines going that it can resolve 3+ in a single episode and hardly put a dent in its inventory. No, this week is the start of a new trial for Sorata and co, and that needs some time to build up. Build up it did.

After some amusing hijinks, we were introduced to Rita Ainsworth (Kawasumi Ayako), the busty, blonde-haired babe who was Mashiro’s roommate in England and the former bearer of Mashiro...

The third episode. This is the third episode, and already they’re throwing emotional fastballs like we’re sprinting down the final stretch. Except we’re not, because they still took the time for some hijinx, and they’re still only beginning to build up the characters. This show…this mostra has been gravely underestimated. So far, it’s great!

The beginning of this episode was focused on Sorata coming to grips with Shiina’s fame. The doccia scene notwithstanding, I was surprised da how little humour there was, but not in the least displeased. The discussion between Jin and Sorata resonated...

Kanji Lyrics

ありふれた感情から
卒業もできてなくて眠れない
突然の雨　ぬかるんだあの靴は
瞬きする君の世界をじっと受け止めている

君のリアル　僕の視線　どこか違うとしても
あのくたびれたTシャツみたいにさせないから

Prime number
世界にどれひとつとして同じものがない
ココロの空白を無理に埋めなくてもいいね
たくさんの誰かの記憶に残されているよりも
屋根の上　君だけの空になりたい

黒と白　渡る歩道
無意識に優しい方を選んでいる
太陽の横顔なんて気にしない君のように...

Valentine’s giorno is always certain to bring major developments, and this one certainly did. The surprise was in how subtly it effected the main Amore triangle, while wrecking balls were reserved for one of the secondary ships.

Rita’s Pursuit & Dragon’s Denial

Truly, Ryuunosuke must be crazy. I think I speak for most male viewers when I say that if a busty, blonde-haired British beauty were pursuing me that aggressively, she would win. I would fold like Americans think the French surrender (that is, the Americans who don’t remember Napoleon, all those conquered colonies, o the brutal...