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Why does good episodes like this and Ep19 get only 2 pages of discussion while bad ones like Ep29 and 30 get like 7 pages?
People love to hear themselves complain.Why does good episodes like this and Ep19 get only 2 pages of discussion while bad ones like Ep29 and 30 get like 7 pages?
Thats true...People love to hear themselves complain.Why does good episodes like this and Ep19 get only 2 pages of discussion while bad ones like Ep29 and 30 get like 7 pages?
easy:Why does good episodes like this and Ep19 get only 2 pages of discussion while bad ones like Ep29 and 30 get like 7 pages?
I also think it's interesting how they're continuously showing flashbacks from Haru and Yuujin's childhood, while not really doing the same for anyone else. At first I thought they were only really there to emphasis Haru and Yuujin's friendship, but maybe you're right in your assumption about there being some sort of deeper meaning. The lines that really caught me this episode were from the scene with haru and Yuujin sitting on the bench. Where Haru goes, "Maybe Offmon feels responsible for hurting you", and Yuujin's response is, in a very ominous way, "Responsible... In that case, I know how he feels." Just from the way it played out, I'm almost certain that they has no connection to the fieldtrip they talked about afterwards.
Pretty unlikely. The point of the flashback was to show the viewer how much Haru has influenced Yuujin into being the person that he is today. Yuujin, despite his appearance and what people say about him since the first episode, actually doesn't know half the time what the hell he's doing and he has confidence issues. The flashbacks are to show that there is a side of Offmon that Yuujin can relate to, and this is how they become closer as Buddies. Offmon realizes that he doesn't have to hold himself back around Yuujin, and this is the first episode where we see Yuujin, instead of looking at Haru, take the first step to actively face Offmon. The flashback in this episode isn't there to emphasize Yuujin and Haru's friendship, but to help us understand Yuujin and Offmon's.I also think it's interesting how they're continuously showing flashbacks from Haru and Yuujin's childhood, while not really doing the same for anyone else. At first I thought they were only really there to emphasis Haru and Yuujin's friendship, but maybe you're right in your assumption about there being some sort of deeper meaning. The lines that really caught me this episode were from the scene with haru and Yuujin sitting on the bench. Where Haru goes, "Maybe Offmon feels responsible for hurting you", and Yuujin's response is, in a very ominous way, "Responsible... In that case, I know how he feels." Just from the way it played out, I'm almost certain that they has no connection to the fieldtrip they talked about afterwards.
Exactly my point. The anime shows us flashbacks too often, and pretty much only Yuujin's and Haru's. We already know that they're best friends, they both said that numerous times, and some people even believe that Yuujin has fallen in love with Haru. No point in flashbacks to show their friendship. Unless indeed the friendship is about to be broken, but it won't be because of kizunas and other feelings.
And that "responsibility" part is strange. It is pretty clear Yuujin meant something else, and not a school trip with some hungry kids that blamed him for not finding the correct path while they did literally nothing. I'm pretty sure Yuujin meant himself. Maybe, just maybe, he is aware about that scanner in his home, but for some reason he pretends he doesn't know.
So Yuujin is the Kamina to Haru Simon?Pretty unlikely. The point of the flashback was to show the viewer how much Haru has influenced Yuujin into being the person that he is today. Yuujin, despite his appearance and what people say about him since the first episode, actually doesn't know half the time what the hell he's doing and he has confidence issues. The flashbacks are to show that there is a side of Offmon that Yuujin can relate to, and this is how they become closer as Buddies. Offmon realizes that he doesn't have to hold himself back around Yuujin, and this is the first episode where we see Yuujin, instead of looking at Haru, take the first step to actively face Offmon. The flashback in this episode isn't there to emphasize Yuujin and Haru's friendship, but to help us understand Yuujin and Offmon's.I also think it's interesting how they're continuously showing flashbacks from Haru and Yuujin's childhood, while not really doing the same for anyone else. At first I thought they were only really there to emphasis Haru and Yuujin's friendship, but maybe you're right in your assumption about there being some sort of deeper meaning. The lines that really caught me this episode were from the scene with haru and Yuujin sitting on the bench. Where Haru goes, "Maybe Offmon feels responsible for hurting you", and Yuujin's response is, in a very ominous way, "Responsible... In that case, I know how he feels." Just from the way it played out, I'm almost certain that they has no connection to the fieldtrip they talked about afterwards.
Exactly my point. The anime shows us flashbacks too often, and pretty much only Yuujin's and Haru's. We already know that they're best friends, they both said that numerous times, and some people even believe that Yuujin has fallen in love with Haru. No point in flashbacks to show their friendship. Unless indeed the friendship is about to be broken, but it won't be because of kizunas and other feelings.
And that "responsibility" part is strange. It is pretty clear Yuujin meant something else, and not a school trip with some hungry kids that blamed him for not finding the correct path while they did literally nothing. I'm pretty sure Yuujin meant himself. Maybe, just maybe, he is aware about that scanner in his home, but for some reason he pretends he doesn't know.