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With Koito’s grandfather dealing with some arm injuries, it’s up to Koito to prepare for the arrow shooting at the target for the Yumimi festival. Can Koito and Elda pull it off?
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When Koma and Koito came to the shrine’s backroom, they saw Elda panicking over a missing figure. Who might be the culprit?
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After Elda and Koito deal with the roof leak and clean up Elda’s closet, we glimpse their daily lives. Of course, the other elf goddess gets a focus too.
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It’s raining, and Elda is happy since she gets to stay inside. However, a leak from the ceiling starts to happen, and she panics. Also, Koito discovers an old tape, a recording at the shrine. What might it be?
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As Elda takes pictures of her robot figures using a diorama as a background, we find out another elf lady is visiting. Who might she be?
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Koyuzu seems to have an assignment, but is it really, or is she feeling lonely? Also, Elda has a bad dream involving being lured out of the house and realizes people will make fun of her long ears. It obviously indicates what Koito will try to get her to do.
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Koito has some exams coming up, but Elda wants to hang out with her as always. So we know how this turns out, kind of.
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Elda habitually asks Koito to do stuff for her by using her spit. With Koito receiving requests from Elda’s spirit, she thought having her use a smartphone instead was a good idea. Hilarity ensues.
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If you caught the last scene after the credits, another elf-girl will apparently meet Elda. But, of course, Elda will dread this moment.
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Elda is waiting for a specific package, but it becomes apparent what it is. It involves food. Also, Koito does her shrine maiden succession ceremony. As expected, Elda gets dragged out of the house again.
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Since Edomae Elf is enjoyable enough, I will cover it on my main blog. However, since my first impressions were on my new side anime blog, I will share them with my impressions of the 2nd episode.
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In the past, I tend to avoid the topic on the Otaku for the fact that they are viewed negatively by Japanese society while the west tends to view the word in a more positive manner.
Of course, in a recent interview from the famous Hayao Miyazaki has stirred controversy when he stated that the Anime Industry is “full of Otaku.” While it’s understandable why he would feel this way considering his age, he brings up an interesting point that eventually lead me to share my thoughts about the whole thing. (Image Source)
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In the last episode, Ayase ran into Kirino when the crew heads home from the Summer Comiket. Unfortunately, Ayase feels a bit concerned about Kirino from a feeling that Kirino was hiding something from her. It ultimately opens the Pandora’s box of trouble that causes their friendship to break apart temporarily.
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After I watched the second episode of Ore No Imouto Ga Konna Ni Kawaii Wake Ga Nai, it seems to be a very realistic representation of Otakus in real life. In a way, it relates to some of the aspects presented in the first real life female Otaku meeting. Even though I do not consider myself as an Otaku, there are plenty of issues and experiences I can relate to the show. [1. Image Source]
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This is probably the 4th most popular Anime that everyone is talking about this season. Ore No Imouto Ga Konna Ni Kawaii Wake Ga Nai (or My Little Sister Can’t Be This Cute) takes on the Otaku culture which was focused vaguely in Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu. Instead of a boy meets girl kind of thing, it has an older brother and younger sister!
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