Otaku ni Koi wa Hanaku [It's Hard to Fall in Love with an Otaku] Episode 6 Thoughts: "Explode the rear end" I don't want to be the only one to say that to you!

Narumi is an office worker who is secretly a rotten girl, and Hirotaka is a serious video game otaku. The romance between the two is a new type of romantic comedy that portrays otaku romance in a positive light. This is a new type of romantic comedy that portrays otaku love in a positive light. This is "Otaku ni koi wa dakunai" ("It's hard to fall in love for otaku"). Here are our impressions of episode 6.

At the end of the first episode, Hirotaka's proposal, "Why don't you just go with me? The heroine, Narumi, immediately decides to go out with Hirotake in the second episode.

In the second episode, Narumi has agreed to go out with Hirotake, but she can't bear the awkwardness of avoiding him and finds out that Kabakura and Hana-chan (they have become good friends and call each other "Hana-chan" and "Naru") are dating.

In the second episode, the two couples had already become two couples, but this was also the episode in which three out of the four turned out to be otaku in a rather terminal stage, as enjoying the spoils of war was more important than dining with fellow otaku.

In the third episode, the two of them go to an event together, and the spidery Hirotake is asked by his mob uncle, "Hey brother...how do you feel right now? And even though it's their first sleepover, they invite their senpai to join them in a marie cart, betraying the author's expectations of a normal night out.

In episode 4, the senpai's lovers' quarrels were shown endlessly, which made me think, "I can't do this..." But in episode 5, Naoya, who seemed to be a "dark horse," appeared, and the "love" aspect of the story finally started to heat up. The "love" aspect of this work seems to be getting more and more exciting. Let's see what this week's wotakoi is all about!
⇒ Episode 1 Impressions
⇒ Episode 2 Impressions
⇒Reviews of the 3rd and 4th episodes

⇒ Thoughts on Episode 5

Even though I am concerned about the love stories of the five characters as mentioned above, this week's episode started with a BL scene that would make rotten girls happy: Hirotake-kun wall-donning Kabakura-senpai!

What are you guys doing right from the start? I couldn't help but tsk tsk, but I'm sure the viewers of this work can already see what's going to happen next. That's right. It was just the two boys who were being used as the subject of the girls' photos.

Then came part A.

When Narumi unusually tries to go home on time (or is it because of that?), it rains outside. It was raining outside.

As they stand at the company entrance without umbrellas, Kabakura-senpai comes up behind them and calls out, "You can run to the nearest convenience store.

Kabakura-senpai told them that they could just run to the nearest convenience store.

I don't want to do that because my netbook will get wet" (by Narumi).

The two rejected the idea immediately, saying, " I don't want to get the game console wet.

Kabakura lends them umbrellas, saying, "How long have you been working here?

Then I dashed to the nearest convenience store, soaking wet from the rain!

He even appealed to them not to worry about it, saying that he was going to draw a lottery ticket sold at the convenience store. ......

How manly, Kabakura-senpai!

As the two of them looked away from the senpai's back, they naturally hummed "Melt" (a well-known song by Miku Hatsune among otaku), saying "I feel like I'm going to melt!

Kabakura-senpai became a wet rat, but Koyanagi-senpai was in front of him.

Kabakura-senpai was safely put under the umbrella.

Worried about him getting soaked in the cold winter rain, Koyanagi angrily said, "Why didn't you call me? Koyanagi was angry with him.

Kabakura-senpai, concerned for his junior, says that he forgot his umbrella, not because he lent it to him. When his manliness level is further raised, she says the same thing as Kabakura-senpai, "How many years have you been in the workforce?

The two of them were very similar.

One day in the company.

One day at work, Hirotaka-kun says, "Narumi is acting strangely," though to others it looks the same.

The senior staff members who consulted with him did not understand, but when Hirotake showed them his SNS screen, which had not been tweeted since lunchtime, they seemed convinced.

But, Narumi, how much do you usually tweet during work?

I heard that Narumi is feeling down, so why don't you do what you like to do to cheer him up? At his suggestion, Hirotake-kun gently snuggled up to Kabakura-senpai and quickly snapped the shutter. (And Koyanagi-senpai, who is taking the flight.)

Koyanagi Senpai looks thoughtful as he looks at the resulting photo.

Naru feels like Hirokaba. ......

(And then, he gets in on the act.) He looks thoughtful as he looks at the photo!

However, the concern of the senpai and Hirotake was ineffective, and in the end, Narumi's condition remained the same.

Hirotake asks Narumi about it.

Narumi still refuses to confess.

Hirotake asks more questions.

Narumi, cornered, asks him, "Would you ever laugh or be embarrassed for any reason? Narumi asks him to confirm.

Of course, Hirotake agrees.

The scene then turns to a tavern where the senpai are waiting.

There, he is told a shocking statement.

My favorite character is dead.

The reason could not be more typical of Narumi.

But I understand!　I understand that feeling!

But, Narumi, haven't you looked like this before?

I looked for the usual "great scene recap maker" and there it was, there it was.

There was nothing strange about it!

Hirotake moved from silence to laughter when I asked him why he had been depressed.

Hey, there!　It's not a laughing matter!　It's not a laughing matter!

Even game nerds can understand that!

Even you cried when Aeris died!

Please don't let the metaphor be old-fashioned.

Koyanagi-senpai talks to Kabakura-senpai, who was worried about Narumi and Hirotake as usual, saying that he was glad it wasn't a big reason after all.

But this time, for some reason, Kabakura-senpai is in a very depressed mode.

......What?　Why?

......Kabakura-senpai was a comic book fan. ！！！！！

After all, it was Kabakura-senpai who suffered the most this time. ......

I really feel sorry for you, Kabakura-senpai.

I even lent him my umbrella.

I made this video using the "famous scene recap maker" as I do every time.

Probably, Kabakura-senpai is feeling like this now. ......

I can imagine.

And now for part B.

It's Christmas in the world.

Kabakura is in the middle of the year end progress, and he is very tense.

This is the first Christmas for Narumi and Hirotake.

Koyanagi is kind enough to ask what they are going to do.

When Narumi asks what Hana-chan and her friends are going to do, she replies, "We're going to year-end parties, year-end parties, and preparing New Year's cards! Last year, there was nothing Christmas-like about it," Koyanagi confessed.

I understand, but I feel sorry for him. ......

After that, Narumi recalls how he misses the days when he used to believe in Santa Claus.

Hirotaka, who had been a mouser since childhood, seemed to have already known who Santa was by the time he was in kindergarten, and enjoyed Christmas as an event where he would fish around in the gift stash and guess what was inside based on the shape and weight of the wrapped presents.

What a disgusting child. ......(laughs).

However, after a while, his younger brother, Naoya, was born, and he, too, started getting presents from Santa. He said he was too lazy to care for his younger brother so as not to break his brother's dreams (older brother in the eighth grade, younger brother in the first grade), so he probably at least pretended to be pleased with Santa's gifts for him, I guess.

He was a merciless player in the game, but he was aware of that, as you would expect from Hirotaka.

As I was walking along, I ran into Shoya, who was offering coffee tasting outside the café.

I made a mistake, this was last week's smile.

The real one is here.

Narumi takes a lot of pictures of Naoya, who is too cute in his Santa costume.

He is working hard in the cold, wearing a Santa costume made of flimsy fabric and showing a couple flirting with each other, even though he is single. When Narumi hears about this, he feels sorry for him, as if it were torture.

Naoya is a handsome guy, but for some reason, he seems to be unattractive.

His older brother, Hirotaka, even dismisses him as a cool guy, but for some reason, he ends up being a friend of the main character.

To Naoya, Narumi gives him the strongest spell of all.

"Explode your rear end!"

No, you don't say that.

However, even after hearing such words, Naoya was still determined to meet someone wonderful.

I'll explode with happiness if I meet someone wonderful☆," he said with a smile.

Naoya is a real angel.

Narumi couldn't help but murmur, "Is this paradise?" but again, Hirotaka cut him off, saying, "No, it's in his head.

At that time, Kabakura-senpai had made a reservation for dinner at a hotel with a night view as an apology for last year.

He had made the reservation six months in advance. How skillful!

On the other hand, Koyanagi-senpai had prepared a limited edition figure that Kabakura-senpai had wanted as a present.

As expected of Koyanagi-senpai, he is very thorough.

And this week's C part.

While the senpai were enjoying a picture-perfect Christmas, Narumi was playing a certain hunting game and exclaimed, "I can't get any treasure balls! while playing a certain hunting game.

Too stable.

06 "A Depressing Christmas

While we were busy with other things toward the end of the year, Christmas was approaching.

Hanako, who says, "Last Christmas was the worst Christmas ever," does not seem to have any expectations.

Kabakura, on the other hand, is working hard and ......?

<Staff>.

Script: Seiko Takagi / Storyboard: Hiroyuki Shimazu / Direction: Kazuomi Koga / Chief Animation Directors: Kyohiro Yasuda, Yao Araki

(Editorial Department, U)