Busou Shoujo Machiavellianism

...Sure, those transgressions were bad, but I'm sure the real reason Tsukuyo had a beef with Nomura was the fact that he got friends faster than she did.

Tsukuyo beaming at the chance to protect a friend was just too aborable. Please ignore that Nono just said that out of an instinct of fear.

But still, not even Tsukuyo was enough to best Amou. Her rampage is unstoppable. Well, Nomura may just put an end to that. Oooooor not...

Speaking of Nomura, who was that person in his quick flashback when he reached Warabi? One of Amou's victims, I presume?

Episode 11:

Nomura was always quite the charmer... unfortunately for him, he happened to hit on a Yandere extraordinaire.

Tsukuyo tries to be a tsundere, but Nomura will have none of that.

Nice cheering there. How far they have come.

Okay, somehow I'm expecting Nomura to end the fight by kissing Amou.

Interplay of Sex and Violence: The Episode

Nomura beat the yan out of the yandere. Though Amou let him. Still cool!

The expulsion thing is clearly one of those "shocking developments" that don't actually push through.

The fight was awesome, especially when they dropped any semblance of technique or defense and just started pounding each other like animals.

That ending though... yeah, it was hard to feel distressed about Nomura being expelled from that hellhole of a school, or too happy that he gets to stay in it. No matter how they try to sugar it up there at the end, it's hard to forget what kind of bullshit the whole thing is and how the whole administration should be behind bars. Nomura really is as crazy as the rest of them for enjoying it.

Expulsion is a big deal in Japan, and it's really hard to try to get into another school with an expulsion on your record. Nomura is the type of guy that would get into fights no matter where he went, so hey, why not try to stay at the school where such fights are allowed?

The Combat Breakdown was fun, but you can tell the budget had been exhausted by the time Amou and Nomura get there.

Huh, surprised the series eased up the "beating girls into submission" premise by the end. I guess is was for the ending.

Really don't like all the original anime material. Amou is transferred in the manga not expelled and the school she is transferred to is filled with students stronger than Aiichi and the leader is stronger than Amou. She doesn't just kiss Nomura, she bites his lips as well and her farewell words are far better and more sympathetic as well. Overall, it was a disappointing adaptation, not really hoping for a second season

edited 22nd Jun '17 3:36:58 PM by evil_gekko

Okay, that's just silly.

There are two symbiosis school, aiichi and hokkai.Hokkai is the reverse of Aiichi, being originally an all boys school. Unlike Aiichi, Hokkai allows the female students to occupy important positions. This is shown when one of the members of the "Roku Ou-Ken" (Six King Sword), Hokkai's counterpart to the Supreme Five Sword, is revealed to be a girl. The leader, nonomura kigisu is even stronger than Amou. With the students there being able the rein Amou in, she won't be able to rampage anymore like in Aiichi. So no, not that silly. Hokkai also seems to be a dog eat dog world, where strength rules, unlike Aiichi

edited 22nd Jun '17 3:49:11 PM by evil_gekko

Is there an even stronger school after that, and another even stronger after that one?

Also the other school sounds even more nonsensical than Aiichi.

no, only those two. They're both owned by Tsukuyo's older half sister. You ever read Rokudenashi blues or other manga with more down-to-earth delinquent schools? Hokkai is no different than those schools there and is closer to an actual delinquent school.

edited 22nd Jun '17 4:02:56 PM by evil_gekko

Reading the originals, I get the feeling not only was the budget low, there was only so much they could get away with.