Erin: Yes! I love finding other Touka Gettan fans….I know I’m not crazy for loving that show!

kenshin514: I hope everyone realizes that the first sentence was a joke xDD

hazy: lol she just did it in like 2 seconds too….beep beep, gone.

Avisch: Positive ef bloggers, here to make the world a better place.

vale: hands down the most intense episode yet. Also, I have nothing against otaku. I just don’t live the culture personally.

Shirukii: and I wish I had picked up Shugo Chara…..ah, the regret of bloggers~ XD

Dularc: Totali called….he wants his bad jokes back!

Uh, I probably worded that a bit off….but I just want to make people realize that there are more anime blogs out there besides episodic summary types. I remember when I thought that RC and Memento were like the only 2 blogs around back in my ancient days. The community is huge, and everyone should enjoy participating in it!

This episode was indeed excellent. It had me biting my nails at the sheer emotion that was displayed, Chihiro and Reijis story is a nice love story about a first love gone berserk and completely absurd. While i do feel that the story is incredible with Chihiro and Reiji, the way they tell the far less appealing Miyako X Kei story(Hiro can watch, because i don´t like him). This show is so twisted for using the normal way to tell a story on the absurd one and the fantastic way to tell the story for the stupid one. That being said ef is still better than any other romance anime this season.(not that thats a big achievement)

PS: what do you mean by a new style of episodic blogging?

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That was so painful to watch, to hear Miya go through the stages of grief so rapidly, hearing her break down like that. And to top it all off, it’s all in vain as Kei deletes all 99 messages!

With that, I’ve shifted favored arcs, I’m now far more curious about Hiro’s arc than Chihiro’s.

What an awesome show ;_; I wish I had chosen to blog it instead of Da Crapo.

“helped to display how panicked he was, and I could practically feel it.”

Me too. I think I was confuse at first about he was panicked about. But I understood and the way the color kept on getting darker when Chihiro was talking….damn scary but powerful.

Miyamura’s family scene was sad….and the long message scene was even sadder. It hurt me to see Miyamura be in that state.
Originally I was hoping for a “Hirono finds the messages and has to reconcile his own problems” episode but this makes the entire relationship between the two much more powerful.

I think I was originally more sympathetic to Miyamura at the beginning but I understood Kei’s drama.
But overall I find deleting those messages to be cruel despite the fact that she has no idea of Miyako’s ordeal.

I LOVE THIS SHOW AND THE FACT THAT PEOPLE ARE BLOGGING POSITIVELY ON IT……*whew* I needed to let that out.

After empathizing with Kei last time, I think it just shifted to Miyako on this one. It was really mean to delete them all. I don’t think I would have done that even in that situation. But if I were Miyako, I don’t think I would’ve left that much messages either. =D

They didn’t go into detail about Miyako’s family problem. At the end of this episode, her 5 minute and 33 second speech was disturbed(yeah, I got bored when I have no other series to watch for today). It’s like she is talking to herself, but now we know what cause her to being this way. Many people may like tsudere, but there is nothing wrong liking yandere, right Totali?

As for Kei, she did another foul thing again. No wonder most people don’t like her. Then again, she doesn’t know Miyako’s problem and she has her own problem as well. No jealousy = no drama = no excitment ,remember that people !!

The part of Chihiro’s story which discussed how the girl hung pictures of the boy everywhere was the moment that her separation from him truly hit me. I know that earlier in the show, she had discussed that issue a little bit, but it never sank in. Miya was vastly more sympathetic and realistic than she’s ever been, and Kei was in the wrong for deleting her messages, but I’m still siding with the latter.