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* Moguro [[KickTheSonOfABitch punishing]] the unsympathetic customers who ignores his warnings due to selfish reasons and [[LaserGuidedKarma watching them get punished]] is [[CatharsisFactor quite satisfying]].
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* Moguro [[KickTheSonOfABitch punishing]] punishing the unsympathetic customers who ignores his warnings due to selfish reasons and [[LaserGuidedKarma watching them get punished]] is [[CatharsisFactor quite satisfying]].
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* Moguro giving Tsuyoshi a software that allows the user to look up another user's previous comments from other chat rooms and he uses it to humiliate an internet {{Troll}} in front of others to get him to log out from the chat room.
** A bit meta, but the animation crew deserves credit for making episode 12A one of the more visually interesting episodes. They could have had the entire episode depicted almost exclusively by computer screens but they went the extra mile and animated the characters' avatars in a symbolic cyberspace like setting to reflect what was happening in the real world.
** A bit meta, but the animation crew deserves credit for making episode 12A one of the more visually interesting episodes. They could have had the entire episode depicted almost exclusively by computer screens but they went the extra mile and animated the characters' avatars in a symbolic cyberspace like setting to reflect what was happening in the real world.
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* Moguro giving Tsuyoshi a software that allows the user to look up another user's previous comments from other chat rooms and he uses it to humiliate an internet {{Troll}} in front of others to get him to log out from the chat room.
** A bit meta, but the animation crew deserves credit for making episode 12A one of the more visually interesting episodes. They could have had the entire episode depicted almost exclusively by computer screens but they went the extra mile and animated the characters' avatars in a symbolic cyberspace like setting to reflect what was happening in the real world.room.=
** A bit meta, but the animation crew deserves credit for making episode 12A one of the more visually interesting episodes. They could have had the entire episode depicted almost exclusively by computer screens but they went the extra mile and animated the characters' avatars in a symbolic cyberspace like setting to reflect what was happening in the real world.
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%%[[AC: Episode 38: "Pet-in-a-Can"]]
* Moguro punishes Koh Arao's awful neighbor, who not only snitched on him having a bird out of malice but destroyed the eucalyptus tree that Moguro gave to Koh with the promise of taking care of it when Arao was away, by growing the eucalyptus tree and giving the awful neighbor his just deserts.
** Props to Koh Arao for being one of the few clients that followed Moguro's advice by taking good care of the plant and even getting a successful anime pitched thanks to the plant's positive influence.
* Moguro punishes Koh Arao's awful neighbor, who not only snitched on him having a bird out of malice but destroyed the eucalyptus tree that Moguro gave to Koh with the promise of taking care of it when Arao was away, by growing the eucalyptus tree and giving the awful neighbor his just deserts.
** Props to Koh Arao for being one of the few clients that followed Moguro's advice by taking good care of the plant and even getting a successful anime pitched thanks to the plant's positive influence.
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** Ari also gets points for being the ''first'' customer to actually learn a lesson before it was too late, begging for Moguro to save someone else rather than for a selfish reason like previous customers, and was willing to sacrifice her life to save her daughter. No wonder Moguro decided to intervene, saving them both and giving Ari a rather light "punishment". And what is Ari's "punishment"? She gets to try that dancing audition despite her motherly age.
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** Ari also gets points for being the ''first'' customer to actually learn a lesson before it was too late, begging for Moguro to save someone else rather than for a selfish reason like previous customers, and was willing to sacrifice her life to save her daughter. No wonder Moguro decided to intervene, saving them both and giving Ari a rather light "punishment". And what is Ari's "punishment"? She gets to try that dancing audition despite her motherly age. It's probably a "punishment" because the judges won't select her due to her age, but with her daughter cheering her on, she doesn't care.
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** Even better is when Moguro asks Ari if she just wants him to save her daughter just to keep living her dream through her only for Ari to say she doesn't care about her dream anymore; she just wants her daughter saved.
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* Moguro [[KickTheSonOfABitch punishing]] the unsympathetic customers who ignores his warnings due to selfish reasons and [[LaserGuidedKarma watching them get punished]] is [[CatharsisFactor quite satisfying.
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** A bit meta, but the animation crew deserves credit for making episode 12A one of the more visually interesting episodes. They could have had the entire episode depicted almost exclusively by computer screens but they went the extra mile and animated the characters' avatars in a symbolic cyberspace like setting to reflect what was happening in the real world.
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** A bit meta, but the animation crew deserves credit for making episode 12A one of the more visually interesting episodes. They could have had the entire episode depicted almost exclusively by computer screens but they went the extra mile and animated the characters' avatars in a symbolic cyberspace like setting to reflect what was happening in the real world.world.
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** Ari also gets points for being the ''first'' customer to actually learn a lesson before it was too late, begging for Moguro to save someone else rather than for a selfish reason like previous customers, and was willing to sacrifice her life to save her daughter. No wonder Moguro decided to intervene, saving them both and giving Ari a rather light "punishment".
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** Ari also gets points for being the ''first'' customer to actually learn a lesson before it was too late, begging for Moguro to save someone else rather than for a selfish reason like previous customers, and was willing to sacrifice her life to save her daughter. No wonder Moguro decided to intervene, saving them both and giving Ari a rather light "punishment".
"punishment". And what is Ari's "punishment"? She gets to try that dancing audition despite her motherly age.
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!!In General
* Any moment Moguro points his finger and [=DONs=] someone is a marvelous sight. It's even better in ''NEW'' with the way they animate it.
* Moguro [[KickTheSonOfABitch punishing]] the unsympathetic customers who ignores his warnings due to selfish reasons and [[LaserGuidedKarma watching them get punished]] is quite satisfying.
!!Original
!!''NEW''
%%[[AC: Episode 1: "Daydream" / "Make A Budget And Stick To It"]]
%%[[AC: Episode 2: "Hot Spring Eccentricity" / "Fantasy Company"]]
[[AC: Episode 3: "Bento Wars" / "Ah, My Beloved 583-Type"]]
* Fed up with Amae not making a decision on how to handle his mother and girlfriend, Moguro [=DONs=] him into making him choose. It goes horribly wrong but Moguro did tell him he needs to decide for himself and he avoided to deal with it.
%%[[AC: Episode 4: "The Woman On The Platform" / "Runner’s Paradise"]]
%%[[AC: Episode 5: "Sunday Club" / "The Woman Who Throws Away"]]
[[AC: Episode 6: "I’ll Lease This Monster" / "Tonight’s Another Awesome Night"]]
* After Moguro makes Taizou's mask stuck on his face, he goes on a rampage on the movie set. While it's very likely he'll never act again, but watching him beat up the director and his agent for treating him poorly until he became famous felt right.
%%[[AC: Episode 7: "The Man Who Transformed" / "The Rule of Mommy Friends"]]
%%[[AC: Episode 8: "The Man Chased by His Dreams" / "Mustache Taxi"]]
[[AC: Episode 9: "The Nostalgic Bathhouse Tour" / "The Researcher’s Melancholy"]]
* After Towani steals the work of his loyal subordinate and claims it as his own, Moguro was not pleased with this so after he [=DONs=] him, the reporters start questioning him when he has trouble implementing "his" research. When he tries to find his loyal subordinate to help him, he discovers that he's already gone and without his help he loses all credibility and his research facility.
%%[[AC: Episode 10: "The Person in the Acquired Film" / "Fake Grandchild"]]
[[AC: Episode 11: "Destructive Tendencies" / "I'm an Idol"]]
* After Moguro makes Ari realize what she has done to her daughter, she begs Moguro to save her daughter when she starts dancing into oncoming traffic. When a truck approaches Ari's daughter, Ari tries to go in and save her but Moguro saves them both by [=DONing=] both of them and the truck.
** Ari also gets points for being the ''first'' customer to actually learn a lesson before it was too late, begging for Moguro to save someone else rather than for a selfish reason like previous customers, and was willing to sacrifice her life to save her daughter. No wonder Moguro decided to intervene, saving them both and giving Ari a rather light "punishment".
[[AC: Episode 12: "The King of the Chat Room" / "Japan Overseas Trip"]]
* Moguro giving Tsuyoshi a software that allows the user to look up another user's previous comments from other chat rooms and he uses it to humiliate an internet {{Troll}} in front of others to get him to log out from the chat room.
** A bit meta, but the animation crew deserves credit for making episode 12A one of the more visually interesting episodes. They could have had the entire episode depicted almost exclusively by computer screens but they went the extra mile and animated the characters' avatars in a symbolic cyberspace like setting to reflect what was happening in the real world.
* Any moment Moguro points his finger and [=DONs=] someone is a marvelous sight. It's even better in ''NEW'' with the way they animate it.
* Moguro [[KickTheSonOfABitch punishing]] the unsympathetic customers who ignores his warnings due to selfish reasons and [[LaserGuidedKarma watching them get punished]] is quite satisfying.
!!Original
!!''NEW''
%%[[AC: Episode 1: "Daydream" / "Make A Budget And Stick To It"]]
%%[[AC: Episode 2: "Hot Spring Eccentricity" / "Fantasy Company"]]
[[AC: Episode 3: "Bento Wars" / "Ah, My Beloved 583-Type"]]
* Fed up with Amae not making a decision on how to handle his mother and girlfriend, Moguro [=DONs=] him into making him choose. It goes horribly wrong but Moguro did tell him he needs to decide for himself and he avoided to deal with it.
%%[[AC: Episode 4: "The Woman On The Platform" / "Runner’s Paradise"]]
%%[[AC: Episode 5: "Sunday Club" / "The Woman Who Throws Away"]]
[[AC: Episode 6: "I’ll Lease This Monster" / "Tonight’s Another Awesome Night"]]
* After Moguro makes Taizou's mask stuck on his face, he goes on a rampage on the movie set. While it's very likely he'll never act again, but watching him beat up the director and his agent for treating him poorly until he became famous felt right.
%%[[AC: Episode 7: "The Man Who Transformed" / "The Rule of Mommy Friends"]]
%%[[AC: Episode 8: "The Man Chased by His Dreams" / "Mustache Taxi"]]
[[AC: Episode 9: "The Nostalgic Bathhouse Tour" / "The Researcher’s Melancholy"]]
* After Towani steals the work of his loyal subordinate and claims it as his own, Moguro was not pleased with this so after he [=DONs=] him, the reporters start questioning him when he has trouble implementing "his" research. When he tries to find his loyal subordinate to help him, he discovers that he's already gone and without his help he loses all credibility and his research facility.
%%[[AC: Episode 10: "The Person in the Acquired Film" / "Fake Grandchild"]]
[[AC: Episode 11: "Destructive Tendencies" / "I'm an Idol"]]
* After Moguro makes Ari realize what she has done to her daughter, she begs Moguro to save her daughter when she starts dancing into oncoming traffic. When a truck approaches Ari's daughter, Ari tries to go in and save her but Moguro saves them both by [=DONing=] both of them and the truck.
** Ari also gets points for being the ''first'' customer to actually learn a lesson before it was too late, begging for Moguro to save someone else rather than for a selfish reason like previous customers, and was willing to sacrifice her life to save her daughter. No wonder Moguro decided to intervene, saving them both and giving Ari a rather light "punishment".
[[AC: Episode 12: "The King of the Chat Room" / "Japan Overseas Trip"]]
* Moguro giving Tsuyoshi a software that allows the user to look up another user's previous comments from other chat rooms and he uses it to humiliate an internet {{Troll}} in front of others to get him to log out from the chat room.
** A bit meta, but the animation crew deserves credit for making episode 12A one of the more visually interesting episodes. They could have had the entire episode depicted almost exclusively by computer screens but they went the extra mile and animated the characters' avatars in a symbolic cyberspace like setting to reflect what was happening in the real world.
