Overview“Somehow I was asked to continue being a NEET.”Tsukasa confesses to Shizuri how he truly feels…“Somehow an Old Story Began”The reason for Saya’s actions and secrets will be revealed…Our Take The latest pair of episodes not only picks up from the previous two, but also delivers a strong mix of humor, character focus, and emotional payoff. The spotlight was firmly on Shizuri, and her return brought plenty of laughs as she handled challenges in her own unique, over-the-top way. What could have been a tense showdown instead leaned into clever comedy, reminding viewers why her antics are such a standout part of the series. While the rest of the cast had smaller roles this time around, the shift in focus gave the story room to develop in a new and entertaining direction.At the same time, the episodes weren’t just about laughs—they also moved the story forward in meaningful ways. The pacing allowed for some surprising character growth, touching on themes of self-worth, companionship, and the bonds that carry people through hardships. There’s a noticeable push in the romance angle as well, with moments that feel more heartfelt and deliberate than anything before, giving the relationship at the center of the series real weight.Overall, these episodes balanced absurd comedy with meaningful progress in a way that felt surprisingly satisfying. Shizuri’s antics with gacha and her over-the-top fighting style kept the humor sharp, while the romance finally delivered on its promise with an emotional payoff that fans had been waiting for. The twist involving Saya added depth to Shizuri’s character and tied her fate more closely to Tsukasa’s, reinforcing the sense that their relationship was destined. By the end, the comedy, romance, and emotional beats all clicked together, leaving the episodes feeling like a major turning point while still keeping the series’ lighthearted energy intact.