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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Geh, so they finally cleared up my first rage of the series. I just can't believe that there was no feeling of sadness when they saw her mother all alone. Still, I think her father should have remarried. Sure, she deserved a better man, but I think Aiko needs a mother. Hopefully this issue will come up in the future sequels. |
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| Yeah, same here. I hope they're able to fix that issue in Aiko's family since after all they still look sad when they think about the mother |: |
| Aiko episodes were pretty much my favorite in the whole show. Partially because I can somewhat relate to her, and partially because the episode were really well written. I guess some people might dislike her whole selfish attitude, but that's just what kids are like, especially at that age. It was a bit sad though, since her father and the woman were a really good match. Looking forward to Aiko's episodes in the second season. |
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| Ai-chan's familial situation is so messed up, but it's all too easy to understand why she wouldn't want his father to remarry. Hopefully this does end up getting resolved as it's quite tough having to watch Ai-chan go through these things ;_; I have to say though, I'm glad that they cleared that misunderstanding over the baby Ai-chan's mother was carrying before things became irritating and also that they didn't resort to using mind altering magic. I don't think I'd enjoy this relatively light-hearted show going in such a dramatic direction. |
| Well at least Aiko knows about her mother's situation now... and the father didn't marry that girl, even though she seemed perfect to be honest |
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| man the 2000s really loved the whole 'divorced parents getting back together' storyline but since that's so rare i think it's better to show kids positive representation of parents remarrying/step-parents |
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