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「クリスマス・キャロルは窓辺の幸いを飾る」 (Kurisumasu Kyaroru wa Madobe no Saiwai o Kazaru)
“A Christmas Carol Decorates the Windowsill’s Happiness”
The inevitable separation expected to occur last time unexpectedly occurs this week, with nary a mystery in sight.
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「Collapse（破綻）」 (Hatan); 「Collision（衝突）」 (Shoutotsu)
The causes of phenomenon “C” are murky, but more and more it seems like some sort of natural disaster that hits Financial Districts every once in a while and spreads outward like the shockwaves of an earthquake.
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「軒下少女」 (Nokishita Shōjo)
“Overhanging Deck Girl”
Self-proclaimed aliens are all the rage.
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「たんじょうび – Allow Me」 (Tanjyoubi)
“Birthday – Allow Me”
Back in High School, I remember that all my friends were a grade higher than me. In an Azusa-like situation, I can’t help but feel really bad for Tooru as she tries to figure out just exactly how to control those emotions of hers. But even as much as I don’t want to compare A-Channel with K-On, wouldn’t Tooru be what you’d get if you combined Azusa and Ui?
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「花火」 (Hanabi)
“Fireworks”
And so the question evolves into, “for whom is it harder to accept the consequences of letting Menma move on? Jinta, or his friends?” The turmoil drove most of the episode, with each character still reprising their respective agendas, and led to some unexpectedly incredible scenes.
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「スクール★ウォーズ」 (Sukuuru★Woozu)
“School★Wars”
I called it! When I saw Nagase sighing last week, I knew that there had to be something traumatic enough that could have created a hole in her heart large enough for a loose soul to hide inside of it. But besides the unknown overarching problem of what happened in her past as the captain of the basketball team, it looks like things are only going to get worse from here on out.
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「時空境界のドグマ」 (Jikū Kyōkai no Doguma)
“Dogma of Time and Space Boundaries”
Gentlemen, shit just got real (really this time).
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「おもひで」 (Omoide)
“Memories”
As suspected last week, Mephisto was indeed behind everything, and I had a hunch that it was to test his powers. I didn’t forsee the test being the Esquire exam as well, but that was a nice touch.
