Kiseijuu: Sei no Kakuritsu – 18
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Did anyone else feel like crying when Shinichi’s parents returned from their trip, as if none of this tragedy had ever happened?

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Did anyone else feel like crying when Shinichi’s parents returned from their trip, as if none of this tragedy had ever happened?
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More Sumika flashbacks, some storybook art, and a test of friendship makes for a strong halfway point in Yuri Kuma Arashi's bizarre love story.
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If I could rename this episode, it would be: "Don't Mess with Tamura Reiko".
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Love is delicious, growl.
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Shinichi and Tamura have at least one thing in common - everyone wants them both dead.
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Who would have guessed Lulu would become the most interesting character of the entire cast?
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Nothing quite says 'Final Villain' like playing the piano in your speedos.
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Repetition is in full swing here, but its effectiveness won't last forever.
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This may have been a slow episode, but it’s still effective in sticking to the themes that are prevalent in Kiseijuu.
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This was like watching the first episode all over again, except much less shocking this time around.