Zero no Tsukaima 2 – 11
Love power to the rescue!
Summary:
Louise and Saito get in an argument during a festival, because of their different views on the war. She meets with Henrietta after leaving him, and is presented with another mission. This is meant to be done with Saito’s recovered plane, but Louise cannot get herself to face him. Because of this, she flies with Gulio on his dragon instead. Seeing right through her, Gulio suspects that Louise is angry because Saito does not understand her true intentions. The two encounter the enemy dragon riders, so Gulio burns them out of the sky. He notices that Louise is relieved that they were not killed, something that he suspects rubbed off Saito.
Saito has been dragged into Scarron’s bar, after discovering that he is Siesta’s uncle. He also meets Guiche, who has been given a medal for serving in the war. When Louise returns to her room, she is disappointed that Saito is not there. Derflinger describes Saito’s feelings to Louise, and suggests that she marry him. He also tells her to try being his familiar for once. She tries this idea, but quickly becomes embarrassed when everyone sees her in this state. Louise and Saito continue to argue at the table afterwards, and Siesta puts on her own show for Saito. Meanwhile, Sheffield has preparations made for the war using her ring.
Guiche has been describing an elf that saved him during his fight, but no one believes him. Guiche then claims that he is not afraid to die, as long as it is for honor. This outrages Saito, as he tells them what dying really means. Louise also claims that she would die for Henrietta, which makes Saito leave in a rage. Derflinger mentions Louise’s intentions early, but he is too angry to care. Siesta catches up to him, and eventually convinces him to enter a room with her. She takes this chance to kiss him. Havoc soon breaks lose, as Agnes warns Henrietta that their troops have turned on them. Siesta realizes that Saito will be going back to Louise, so she gives him a sleeping potion to escape with her. In the chaos, Louise screams out Saito’s name.
Preview: Saito and Louise get married!? Yes!!
Impression:
This episode was great, especially after last week’s really lame one. Louise’s blushing was cute, and I almost fell out of my chair when I saw Saito go “Ikuto nosebleed mode”. It happened because of Siesta, Yui Horie’s role, and everything! I could have sworn I was watching Airantou. I was surprised to find out that Scarron and those people who worked at the bar were Siesta’s relatives, and that came off to be pretty interesting. Love comedy drama appeared once again (which I love by the way), with Derflinger and Gulio helping to move that along. Watching Louise try to “be of service” to Saito was awesome, and I’m glad that Louise is finally seeing things the way they are. I’m very excited about the next episode, as it hints Louise and Saito’s marriage. I’m dancing around my desk! ….ok not really.
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Nekomimi mode Louise made me pull a Saito (image eight). But I’ve heard some things (I haven’t gotten ahole of the english novel of this yet) but I wouldn’t count your blessings about that wedding yet. I don’t want to spoil it for anybody so I won’t say anything.
Oh yeah, for the record, Nekomimi mode Louise pwns Bunny girl Siesta. :3
Wow a Nagaserete Airantou service. Louise should back off..
All I can say some ridiculous hints on the final episode
the movie “The 300″…
And yellow and blue are primary colors thus can be combined. Thus the other color red is left behind.
I think there will be a third season.
Fang-tan > Noooo don’t say that! I want my wedding!!!
Louise always tops Siesta for me….under any circumstance.
arigatou > wait…..what? xD Ok, I see what you did there…but it took me a sec.
Sniper > I’m guessing there will be too….it just seems like they can’t have a major arc finished right now without rushing things.
Haha, even though Siesta seems to be the aggressive one?
I also think there will be a third season, and hopefully they can get a real director this time. This episode was pretty decent, but I am starting to think there was no reason for the huge Agnes arc.
And what the heck is up with Governor Sheffield? She’s barely done anything prior to this episode! I bet she didn’t disappear either; she was probably just behind a tree throwing her voice to confuse that Albion general.
LOL I see what you did there. ;P
Yea, I’m not too sure about the overall presentation of this season either. Sheffield? She’s obviously a convenient villain for the creators to just throw in at moments like this! Come on!
From novel:
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That’s some really good info.
Ah~ the ZnT plot~ xD
Julio’s info makes it seem even more likely that all the Agnes episodes will not lead up to anything this season. This, to me, screams bad directing. On the other hand, it does open up the possibility of even more Agnes stabbing in a third season. As long as Agnes is just stabbing, and not flashing back, I think could handle it. Maybe we will even get to see Tabitha and Kirche for more than 5 seconds next season.
If anything, the blue hair loli will be in full action and focus of next season.
Oh yea, I completely forgot about that. Where’s my Tabitha!?
Also, I love how everyone already assumes the third season…no way around it huh?