"I will definitely hunt you down."
Damn, Ryoushi is probably the coolest and most likable male protagonist in ages.
The sweet Ryouko is definitely sweet. This Ryouko makes a nice pair with the manly Ryoushi, while the -su Ryoushi pairs up better with the tsundere. The relationship types mentioned were hilarious, particularly the S and M one, even if I know the hunter is no M.
I hope that Shepherd bastard gets mutilated, skinned, gutted, cooked, then fed to the fools who actually believed him over Ryouko. Only then will Ryoushi's hunt be considered complete for me.
Peace.
A lot of people were annoyed that Kuroko is narrating this, but this show would be so much less funny without her.
I really want to know what happened to the other pair while this was all happening, but if all I'd get was a underwhelming story, then I guess this way is more fun. I can always assume something awesomely sweet happened.
Last edited by Buffalobiian; Fri, 08-13-2010 at 06:41 AM.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
Ryoushi should take better care of his weapon. It's no good if it breaks like that at the most critical moment. Of course this wasn't a critical moment to begin with (considering physical fighting capabilities) being all talk but if it breaks at such a moment, how will it endure during situations when actual shooting is required?
Anyway, this was a good ep. Ryouko was remarkably cute, underlining how much she's been trying to change herself after the incidence.
Shepherd sounded quite pitiful, in fact, in the light of his words in this episode: That he followed Ryouko to this new town.
I thought Shepherd severed his slingshot. There was a distinctive cutting sound.Originally Posted by Kraco
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
That's indeed how it appeared based on his pose as well, but if the slingshot was that easily severed, it still changes nothing. It's not too sturdy if one swipe with a bare hand can break it.
pretty obvious that he has claws like a wolf or something
I can't see him as a "shepherd" anyway, he's much more a wolf in sheep's clothing.
same goes for ryouko, not a wolf at all imho, more like a cat or something like that.
Last edited by KrayZ33; Fri, 08-13-2010 at 10:08 AM.
I started calling him Shepherd because someone else was.
(Guess that makes me the sheep)
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
Hitsujikai means shepherd in Japanese.
Peace.
A wolf raping shepherd? From what crazy fairy tale did that one come from?
ye i don't get that either
another thing which is very weird is that he keeps saying how delicious ryouko is..
its a typical sentence for a wolf if you ask me.
Ringo comes off really mature for most loli characters, particularly in this episode.
It's so wrong, yet so right.
This.
Not sure if there is any specific fairytale, but shepherds are generally a wolf's archenemy. Shepherds kill wolves to protect their sheep.
Peace.
Since Ryouko is a "sheep in wolf's clothing", then it'd make him a sheep-raping shepherd.
Like he said, he still sees the "sheep" in Ryouko.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
They entirely missed a chance to make Ryoushi proclaim he won't hand Ryouko over to anybody.
Well, it wasn't such a great episode, apart from the scene where they fast forwarded through the girls in the school...
i liked the scene where the butler proclaimed that big boobs are the best, and then came up with the whole gravity part...
epic win, epic VA
I still enjoyed this episode, it had plenty of cameos, even discounting the rapid-fire scene.
- Mahoro references
- Main character and Banana-chan from Kage Kara Mamoru
Not to mention the girls from previous episodes. The Tarou and Otohime scene was great as always, and the narration was in prime form.
It was a fluff episode to be sure, but it was an enjoyable one. I'd say the only thing that really got to me was the mouse kid's hair. I wanted to reach into the screen and rip those out with all my strength...very, very slowly.
That fool didn't go for Mikoto?? Off with his mousy head!
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