Iku and Mikihisa’s team pick up the valuable Book of Prophecy from a store owner who wants library readers to be able to read the banned story. Unfortunately, the MCF ambushes Mikihisa’s team on their way back, and Iku and Mikihisa are forced to take the book and hide in the nearby Hino Marshalling Yard. The MCF doesn’t like to play by the rules and one goon fires a silenced shot into Mikihisa’s shin, even though firing weapons is forbidden in neutral neighborhoods. This pisses Iku off, and she threatens to beat the hell out of the shooter.
As Mikihisa and Iku hide in a traincar for Atsushi’s team to rescue them, Mikihisa tells a story about when Atsushi was still a recruit. An MCF goon fired a warning shot at some poor kid trying to feed bunnies (WTF…), and so Atsushi rushed the mound and got in a massive fist-fight with the entire MCF squad. Iku is a little displeased at being compared to Atsushi, but is smart enough to hide the book on a departing train before surrendering to the MCF. The MCF guys want to search the trains, but they are told to stand down by the Judicial Department. It seems Hikaru was smart enough to pose as a neighbor in order to phone in a complaint (while Atsushi’s squad was getting in position) about the shot fired.
Reaction:
This episode was a little more boring and heavy-handed than the others, especially with the re-titling of Farenheit 451 as the Book of Prophecy. They finally gave evidence that Iku is Atsushi version 2.0, but it looks like Atsushi has learned to lay the smackdown with paperwork and sanctions now. Unfortunately, Iku never studies and so she may have to stick to judo throws for a while longer.
Asako didn’t get much screen time this episode and I found it odd that you can watch a Saw ripoff but cannot read fairytales. At least I now know why Asako is still single, because blowing up Iku’s cellie with 20 messages is a sure sign of overwhelming clinginess. I just hope Iku is smart enough to avoid a bad ending…
Toshokan Sensou 06
Summary:
Iku and Mikihisa’s team pick up the valuable Book of Prophecy from a store owner who wants library readers to be able to read the banned story. Unfortunately, the MCF ambushes Mikihisa’s team on their way back, and Iku and Mikihisa are forced to take the book and hide in the nearby Hino Marshalling Yard. The MCF doesn’t like to play by the rules and one goon fires a silenced shot into Mikihisa’s shin, even though firing weapons is forbidden in neutral neighborhoods. This pisses Iku off, and she threatens to beat the hell out of the shooter.
As Mikihisa and Iku hide in a traincar for Atsushi’s team to rescue them, Mikihisa tells a story about when Atsushi was still a recruit. An MCF goon fired a warning shot at some poor kid trying to feed bunnies (WTF…), and so Atsushi rushed the mound and got in a massive fist-fight with the entire MCF squad. Iku is a little displeased at being compared to Atsushi, but is smart enough to hide the book on a departing train before surrendering to the MCF. The MCF guys want to search the trains, but they are told to stand down by the Judicial Department. It seems Hikaru was smart enough to pose as a neighbor in order to phone in a complaint (while Atsushi’s squad was getting in position) about the shot fired.
Reaction:
This episode was a little more boring and heavy-handed than the others, especially with the re-titling of Farenheit 451 as the Book of Prophecy. They finally gave evidence that Iku is Atsushi version 2.0, but it looks like Atsushi has learned to lay the smackdown with paperwork and sanctions now. Unfortunately, Iku never studies and so she may have to stick to judo throws for a while longer.
Asako didn’t get much screen time this episode and I found it odd that you can watch a Saw ripoff but cannot read fairytales. At least I now know why Asako is still single, because blowing up Iku’s cellie with 20 messages is a sure sign of overwhelming clinginess. I just hope Iku is smart enough to avoid a bad ending…
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