Tsugumi receives a phone call from Jin for a shopping date, but unfortunately it turns out to be a shopping date between Nagi and Tsugumi. Nagi was overjoyed when Jin gave her 10,000 JPY for clothing, but she soon discovers that this amount will barely buy any clothes (it’s only about 100 USD). Even worse, Nagi cannot buy the frilly underwear she wants because she is so underdeveloped. Nagi decides that she will get a secret part-time job to earn her own allowance and is hired at the newly opened Maid Cafe Maidia where Tsugumi joins her one day as a fill-in worker.
Naturally on the day Tsugumi and Nagi are cosplaying as Malon and Arzelede respectively, the whole art club is forced to go to the maid cafe to satisfy Takako’s curiosity about moe and girls in cute frilly outfits. Tsugumi is deeply embarassed and Nagi is afraid Jin will be mad at her for getting a job, but Jin is more concerned about accidentally getting wood while staring at Nagi in cosplay. He ends up making a scene about how Nagi is too hot to handle, and Tsugumi overhears the whole thing. At the end Zange quits her job at the TV station to work at the cafe in hopes of sabotaging Nagi, only to find that Nagi quit the day before and Zange is now under the power of the strangely manly cafe manager.
Reaction:
One small point that really stood out to me was how the snickering viewer was watching the episode on her laptop. I didn’t catch the possible Haruhi sighting this time, but fortunately Totali pointed it out. However, I did catch a lot of the otaku insider jokes, and I really liked how Takako had no idea what Meguru was talking about when he starting throwing around jargon. Zange’s plight at the end was funny, and I find it interesting that she is constantly checking Nagi’s website for updates. Do you think Zange trolls Nagi’s site with controversial comments?
Dang, it stinks to be the childhood friend with short reddish hair. Tsugumi is like Ai all over again, but with less melodrama. As for Jin, one cannot help but wonder if he is being purposely cheap so that Nagi barely has any clothing to wear. I wouldn’t normally suspect it from our Too-Pure-Pure Boy, but the way he stares at Nagi’s underwear in the hamper is rather creepy. This is the second time I have seen a plushie frog beaten up out of love-frustration, and this deeply disturbs me. It also makes me wonder if the person that Nagi likes is already dead…
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Summary:
Tsugumi receives a phone call from Jin for a shopping date, but unfortunately it turns out to be a shopping date between Nagi and Tsugumi. Nagi was overjoyed when Jin gave her 10,000 JPY for clothing, but she soon discovers that this amount will barely buy any clothes (it’s only about 100 USD). Even worse, Nagi cannot buy the frilly underwear she wants because she is so underdeveloped. Nagi decides that she will get a secret part-time job to earn her own allowance and is hired at the newly opened Maid Cafe Maidia where Tsugumi joins her one day as a fill-in worker.
Naturally on the day Tsugumi and Nagi are cosplaying as Malon and Arzelede respectively, the whole art club is forced to go to the maid cafe to satisfy Takako’s curiosity about moe and girls in cute frilly outfits. Tsugumi is deeply embarassed and Nagi is afraid Jin will be mad at her for getting a job, but Jin is more concerned about accidentally getting wood while staring at Nagi in cosplay. He ends up making a scene about how Nagi is too hot to handle, and Tsugumi overhears the whole thing. At the end Zange quits her job at the TV station to work at the cafe in hopes of sabotaging Nagi, only to find that Nagi quit the day before and Zange is now under the power of the strangely manly cafe manager.
Reaction:
One small point that really stood out to me was how the snickering viewer was watching the episode on her laptop. I didn’t catch the possible Haruhi sighting this time, but fortunately Totali pointed it out. However, I did catch a lot of the otaku insider jokes, and I really liked how Takako had no idea what Meguru was talking about when he starting throwing around jargon. Zange’s plight at the end was funny, and I find it interesting that she is constantly checking Nagi’s website for updates. Do you think Zange trolls Nagi’s site with controversial comments?
Dang, it stinks to be the childhood friend with short reddish hair. Tsugumi is like Ai all over again, but with less melodrama. As for Jin, one cannot help but wonder if he is being purposely cheap so that Nagi barely has any clothing to wear. I wouldn’t normally suspect it from our Too-Pure-Pure Boy, but the way he stares at Nagi’s underwear in the hamper is rather creepy. This is the second time I have seen a plushie frog beaten up out of love-frustration, and this deeply disturbs me. It also makes me wonder if the person that Nagi likes is already dead…
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