Something that surprised me was the drop in consistency of the art in this episode. Although there were only a few scenes that were affected, it was still pretty noticeable. If this becomes more and more common throughout the series then there’s no doubt it will lower the overall enjoyment of the series. As expected, Tsukasa played a much bigger role than in the previous episode. We get a better idea of what her personality is like, but we’re still far from really understanding her. The main question at hand is what Riku is going to do about this “forced” relationship between him and Tsukasa. He hasn’t shown any real interest in her relative to someone like Sayuri, yet he doesn’t appear to be trying hard enough to get Tsukasa to listen. I’m beginning to see some resemblance between him and Manaka from “Ichigo 100%”; both of whom are extremely indecisive. With the focus switching to Mina in the next episode, it may be a while longer before Riku does anything about his situation.