Pendragon Is Mightier Than The Sworddragon
Hachi notes how kind Yasu is towards Nana, and suspects that Yasu has feelings for Nana. Nana claims that Yasu is like that towards everyone, and then distracts Hachi with some shopping. While they’re browsing, Nana notes that her roommate is friendly and obedient, but requires a lot of attention; hence, Nana calls her “Hachiko”. [...]
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Junko can’t believe Hachi is sharing a flat with a total stranger, and warns Hachi that this Nana could turn out to be a murderous lesbian. Hachi, however, is more worried about the fact that Shouji is so late coming home, and she even makes up an imaginary seductress named Sachiko. Hachi even wonders if [...]
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It’s spring, and Hachi gets a call saying that Shouji got into his first choice art school. She drops everything, quits her job, packs, and is on a train that night. The next 20 minutes or so are pretty much directly ripped from episode 1. Then we see how Hachi is worried that Shouji will [...]
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It’s more Nana flashback, as we learn that Trapnest used to play with Yasu and Ren, and they were all good friends. So when Trapnest’s guitarist quit, it was perfect for Ren to step in; especially since Trapnest already had a deal with a major label. We then flashback even farther, and watch how Nana [...]
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In spite of Shouji’s horrific mood setters, Hachi tells him that she’ll sleep with him if he tells her that he loves her. He goes all shounen by telling her in his heart *cough*, and so he gets lucky that night. Room 707 in the hizzouse! Hachi is so happy to be loved, though, that [...]
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Now that Junko spends so much time for Kyousuke, Shouji’s become her brotherly friend. However, on their trip out to the beach, Everyone else decides they want to go to art school in Tokyo. Hachi follows Arika’s advice and does her best, but unfortunately her best isn’t good enough to get her into any schools. [...]
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