Originally Posted by
Kraco
For the first time during the show I actully felt sorry for Chitanda. Hotaro was of course being himself coming up with a perfectly plausible explanation by combining various facts and building a theory that seemingly covered everything they brought onto the table - and, most importantly, didn't take more than one toilet break to formulate. However, like the end showed, it still failed to answer the ultimate question which prompted Chitanda to start the whole process. From the audience's point of view that's the same thing as feeling "that's it?" after so much buildup. I wonder if Hotaro himself is so energy saving he didn't bother to suspect this might not necessarily cut it for long.