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「ルッツの行く道」 (Ruttsu no Iku Michi)
“The Path Ahead of Lutz”
I was pretty surprised to see the general reaction that people had towards this episode. While they were not perfect by any means, I’d like to take up arms to defend Lutz’s parents from the criticisms they’ve been receiving.
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「大掃除と星祭り」 (Daisouji to Hoshimatsuri)
“Cleanups and Star Festivals”
I feel for Lutz. He invited Myne to come with him to a festival where romantic couples gets pelted by Tau Fruit, and she didn’t even catch onto the implication of that.
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「孤児院の大改革」 (Kojiin no Daikaikaku)
“Orphanage Reforms”
Won’t somebody please think of the children? :'(
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「青い衣と異なる常識 / 与えるべきもの」 (Aoi I to Kotonaru Joushiki / Ataerubeki Mono)
“Blue Robes and Uncommon Sense / Needs”
Given what she pulled off in these two episodes, I wonder if Myne would be familiar with Shakespeare’s ‘Taming of the Shrew’.
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「愛とはなんぞや」 (Ai to ha nanzo ya)
“What is Love?”
Flaking on someone who’s clearly into you is really not cool.
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「Channeled / Channeled II」
ID:Invaded should definitely go down the anime history books as some sort of cult classic.
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「最後の虚構 / 秩序を守る彼女」 (Saigo no Kyokou / Chitsujo wo mamoru kanojo)
“The Ultimate Fiction / She Who Defends Order”
While I was happy to see this dragged out series come to a close, I will definitely miss the charming dialogue and eccentric characters that Kyokou Suiri brought to the table.
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「約束」 (Yakusoku)
“The Promise”
Here, we get to see an unusual twist on the classical shounen trope. What are we getting this time round? The power and synergy behind being frenemies with a common goal.
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「護る者と牙剥く者」 (Mamoru Mono to Kiba Muku Mono)
“Those Who Protect and Those Who Threaten”
I think most people were expecting a dark turn. But that really was something else.
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「虚構争奪」 (Kyokou Soudatsu)
“Dueling Fictions”
So it really comes down to seeing who can bullshit best.