Aunt Hatsune and…

Aunt, I wonder if such blatant lyrics are appropriate for a lady.

Please be more humble.

Got it 💛

I’ll be careful💛💛

Saki-chan 💛💛💛

Aunt…?

She’s just like a dog, my aunt…

>>8

Please stop, please stop.

If I put it in terms of another work, it’s Josuke getting aroused by Jotaro.

>>9

In contrast to Ai-ne who fled back from the UK, there was a joke about Haruka taking flight to a country where she can marry her close relative of the same sex! I couldn’t handle it.

What a hassle…

It’s not decided yet with my aunt…

For a while, I guess I’ll make a living off my aunt’s strange writings…

If Hatsuka Hatsune is the hidden child of that old man, isn’t he just a completely worthless piece of trash?

If that old man hadn’t banished my father, Shoko’s enjoyable classic might still be continuing even now…

>>15

I think I’m the kind of grandpa who lets my daughter and granddaughter do whatever they want.

>>15

If Shoko’s mother was weak and uncertain if she could have children, it’s understandable that making a new child would be questionable.

Since they are in the same grade, has the theory that Shoko’s mother gave birth to Haruka died?

>>16

Although I am the grandson of Teiji, I don’t think Shoko’s parents are related.

If they are the child of that damn old man or Shoko’s mother, leaving them on the island is just too low…

Even if we can’t get married, we can still have sex, right? 💛

I’m also curious about what kind of pedigree Mutsu has!

Actually, it might be your great-aunt, who is your grandfather’s sister.

You can marry a great-aunt because she is a fourth-degree relative.

A hidden child is immoral.

>>24

Don’t hate me…

Rather, it feels more fitting to say “a hidden child.”

It seems different when thinking meta-cognitively, though.

It seems that grandfather and Hatsune have the same eye color.

This aunt is annoying, isn’t she!

The old man who called his grandchild a wild horse was actually a stud…

But if the hidden child is real, then grandfather is doing well…

>>31

Fifteen years ago, the old man would have been at most just over 60, so he probably would have been completely fine.

Rather than whether we are blood-related or if we can get married

I think the part about Hatsuhana and Hatsune is really the key to the story.

If it’s the daughter of a lustful stallion old man, then it’s understandable lust.

It seems that the story isn’t just about initial relationships.

Blood connects us, right? 💛

I wonder if it’s their real name at school.

I feel like I was only called Mr. Triangle.

>>37

I still don’t know if Hoshika is a stage name or from her family register.

It’s scary that it seems anything could happen just because grandpa is involved.

Were you going to the island with your family to meet your mistress, old man?!

Is it my aunt or my cousin…

The worst are half-sisters or step-sisters…

The thread image also inherits the blood of that damn old man, huh…

>>40

The blood of that damn old man is so thick that it has been purified.

Since it seems to be quite a tragic situation, I hope you can be more forgiving about Shoko’s sexual desires.

It’s pitiful if they were treated poorly in Toyokawa as an illegitimate child.

Even so, the sexual desire is slimy and gross.

It’s showing too much on your face…

>>45

I still can’t tell if it’s disgust, pity, or shame…

Are you unable to listen to your aunt, Saki-chan?

Of course, I have the reading comprehension skills to understand the lyrics of the song.

The lyrics of Hatsuka too.

It’s unbearable to notice someone getting aroused without realizing they aren’t being reciprocated.

>>51

The formation of Abemujika itself was motivated by the encounter with the classic and the spring day, and it suits you well, doesn’t it?

Even when watching with subtitles, they completely refer to it as “Hatsune”…

Mutsuki may also have a theory of blood relations, and Mujika might be gathering the murky parts of the Toyokawa group.

I wonder if her real name is Hatsune or if she’s just pretending to be someone else named Hoshika.

No matter what kind of relationship I have with Toyokawa, she’s still a troublesome woman…

Hatsune is such a presence that even though they won’t come to the funeral, the servants of Toyokawa would immediately invite them into the house if they saw them.

Conversely, Mutsumi is sitting behind Shoko at the funeral.

I wanted a son to be the heir, but ended up having two daughters instead?

>>58

Seeing that lousy old man makes me anxious.

It’s not a classic, it’s MYGO’s Kasukage.

The relationship between Jotaro and Josuke is just too easy to understand.

…Damn old man!

Were you so anxious that the bastard father and his beloved daughter became united?

>>64

The memories of love between Shuka and me are finally revealed.

The executioner’s head quietly passed away.

>>65

Marie Antoinette married into her parent’s cousin’s family, right?

Is it a flag of Uisaki? 💛

Did you do something bad in your past life? You really haven’t had any good luck, have you, Saki-chan?

>>66

About half of it is caused by my own mistakes, but the other half seems to be things around me exploding on their own, so I can’t help but think that maybe it’s due to my past life.

>>66

Shoko, a woman who has everything to lose.

Maybe from Hoshika? Hatsuon? It seems like looking back on the past from a subjective perspective like Akari in MyGO episode 3.

If the old man is currently in his mid-60s, then 16 years ago he was around 50, so it wouldn’t be surprising if he had an illegitimate child.

Since I turned Hibi’s amazing poem into high-quality lyrics and participated in the live performance, you should forgive me…

It clearly states in the official documents that the real name is Hatsuka Sankaku…

>>72

It might not be strange if they changed their real name during the process of being taken in by the island house when their childhood name was Hatsune.

The maid of the Toyokawa family is letting Shoka into the house after seeing her face, so I wonder if people other than Shoko understand what kind of relationship it is.

>>77

It’s quite a complicated relationship where the maid knows but Shoko doesn’t.

What the hell is wrong with you, old man?!

>>82

I wonder if it was prepared as a backup just in case?

>>85

It’s often the case in real life with wealthy old families…

The guy who causes a dispute over the inheritance from my grandfather’s funeral!

>>72

It’s not a lie that such people exist.

>>73

The only lucky thing is that I was able to meet Akari.

>>73

The encounter with Mutsumi and the encounter with Hikari are completely unrelated to the person, which is awful.

Shoko won’t be forgiven unless she sleeps with Haruka.

It seems that things might work out regarding the classic, but it looks like Mutsui will get caught up in it anyway.

This is the story I started…

That being said, I could never have anticipated it going in this direction…

If Hatsuka would just get angry or go hysterical, it would be easier to cut ties, but because she’s strangely mentally strong and clings on desperately saying “please don’t hate me,” I feel like I have no choice but to take responsibility.

The classical live performance was lively during and after, but wasn’t the second half this time done with dead fish-like eyes throughout?

>>81

Since Mutsu is dead, I have no choice but to do the music that I don’t want to do, and there’s no reason my eyes shouldn’t die.

>>81

Transcending life and death, the realm where attachment to the present world disappears and liberation is attained.

It should already be a fairly complete number of chapters with MyGO…

>>88

I think Abemujika is, in a sense, well put together.

It means that there’s probably no way to not play in a band from here on out.

>>96

If either Shoko or Hatsuka is missing from this band, we won’t be able to do anything.

>>98

If Shouka moves when Shouko is present, then Shouko has to take responsibility and will do it even if it means dying.

It is particularly unlikely that the fact that the relationship is kept secret is only true for Yoshiko.

If it’s a doll thinking of my mother’s keepsake that has separated from Hoshika, then it’s a bit tough, but since it’s from love, maybe it’s not that bad…

When it comes to music, I completely treat it as work.

Even so, it’s really amazing that the quality is high and it also pleases the fans.

If nothing had happened with Mujika and my grandfather had just died, it would have probably turned into a huge hassle…

In the initial narration of the PV, will “the story of the girl with secrets” finally be revealed?

Shoko wasn’t like that, and neither was Moo-chan, right?

I wonder if I was living while emulating Shuka, who was killed…

From here on, it’s going to be an anime about burying the corpse of a shitty old man, not a shitty dad…

I think their overall capabilities are high, so they could surprisingly get by even if they threw everything away.

I think it’s Saki-chan’s misfortune that she can’t escape because she is serious, kind-hearted, and has a sense of responsibility.

>>100

Well… I was pretty much running away…

In the end, I can’t escape…

But when you think about it calmly, doesn’t it really not matter if someone the audience doesn’t really know is suddenly claimed to be a lover or someone different?

The theory that Shuka Sannmaku is already dead doesn’t seem entirely impossible…

In the narration, the protagonist is Hoshika, but she had no appearances in the entire third episode; finally, will the focus be on Hoshika?

>>104

If you can show a presence worthy of being at the top of the cast from here, that would be incredible.

No, it’s not the kind of presence that’s creepy now…

It’s not someone else, but rather things that Shouko didn’t know… or rather, the facts that were probably hidden by those around her will likely be revealed.

With the last bastion of Mutsu dead, I’m just a puppet doing my duty without a goal in life now.

>>109

The doll is tied up with the other members, while Shoko plays the music with memories of the classic.

I think the OP represents the current state itself.

There were theories about initial flowers and androids, and even Spider-Man, but was there anyone advocating for the Vocaloid theory?

If that song was created thinking of the dead Mutsumi, I thought it would be quite intense.

I’m just going through the motions of duty, only taking responsibility after losing my literal reason for living, so it’s no wonder I have a dead look in my eyes.

It’s sad that we have to set such lyrics to music.

Shoko-chan doesn’t know anything, right?

>>113

Well, if even the old man was hiding it, I wouldn’t know…

I wonder if she’s not a secret child but actually the daughter of my grandparents.

Like Wakame and Tara-chan…

It’s possible that going back to the classic route was the right choice, but there’s also a chance that Hatsuka might do something unpredictable, so it’s hard to say.

Aine Hatsune, what is this?

>>117

Oh!

Hatsuhana is the daughter of her grandfather’s mistress (Hatsune), and I bet 16.8 billion that her grandfather is senile and can’t tell the difference between his daughter and his mistress.

>>108

Shione…

>>119

Every year

Island-raised

There is a connection to blonde hair.

>>119

When we were kids, did Sho-chan promise to come to pick me up on a white horse?

There was a time when someone named Togo was calling themselves Sumi-chan.

I wonder if there was a time when Hatsuka went by the name Hatsune.

Everyone is doing the band selfishly for their own reasons, but is Umi satisfied with this… ?

>>125

Both Umaru and Hikari can’t read each other’s feelings at all.

What should we do about this virgin duo?

>>125

?

The fact that they made a comeback after such a breakup is the greatest proof of trust, isn’t it?

>>125

(Rimuru expressing joy through a turn)

>>125

But I feel a strong sense of trust and think it’s fun to be preparing for the live event with Toyokawa-san like a secretary.

If Grandpa is hiding the situation about Hatsuka, then the only one left who could explain it would be that damn old man.

>>126

Since you said it out loud right in front of me, you don’t intend to hide it anymore, do you?

>>126

I don’t know if this is related, but since they’ve gone out of their way to mention several conversations, I wonder if there is some role for it.

If 16.8 billion didn’t need to become 16.8 billion, I think I could have lived happily as a cute and gentle young lady without any issues…

>>127

It’s cloudy at the time of the mother’s death, you know.

The mother has died, and it seems unavoidable for the father to become anxious and try hard, ultimately leading to failure.

That guy was cheating on me. I was foolish to carry the weight of his death, Shoko! I’ll do my best!

Alright, solved.

>>129

Considering the child’s age, it would rather be that the crappy father is having an affair or that it’s the grandfather’s directive for obligatory child-making!

>>143

So what kind of twisted circumstances do you have that you go to the island with your family every year?

Shoko, take responsibility and marry Hikari.

Does that mean the Beatrice element wasn’t just about Muku!?

I don’t feel like I understand it that well when I see the crucifix.

If it were just blood relations, it wouldn’t lead to the guillotine; it must be a very sinful relationship.

From Saki-chan’s perspective, it’s just a confusing situation where Umiryu suddenly says she wants to come back, and I’m just working without understanding what’s going on.

>>139

Mizuki Hoshika is selfish, but since Nyanmu explained it to me…

>>139

Moreover, Musica only has a convenient place for herself, and apart from Uiyuzu, she’s not interested in music activities.

There’s really no point in being obsessed with reviving Musica, which is stuck, even if I want to take action, but if I’m just going to be told about responsibility, then I guess I have no choice but to do it.

>>139

In other words, Musica, who has lost Shoko’s personal convenience, probably understands best that they are just a popular selling band.

“Am I sane? That’s what I’m thinking.”

An aunt and niece can get married, right?

>>141

What are you talking about?

>>145

Do you have no common sense?

If I had known this, I should have just ignored that bastard old man and flirted with Akari…

Well, since it’s that kind of anime, I imagine most viewers probably don’t care, and it doesn’t seem like there’s enough time to dedicate to it.

Even that damn old man should get his act together soon.

It’s fine as long as there’s a scene about job hunting in the final episode.

>>147

First, the hospital.

I think my liver is starting to be in trouble.

>>147

No one can move forward.

>>147

I thought it would be nice if there were elements that could make Shoko feel at ease, but Musica itself doesn’t resolve things amicably like Maigo does.

It seems like we’re going to have to keep doing this with the band…

From the viewer’s perspective, it is well known that a woman who receives a love confession from Shoko would let out a such a feminine voice.

Everyone is just throwing out their demands, while hiding the reasons that led to this and their own weaknesses.

>>157

For now, Umisuzu is talking to Nyamu, and Nyamu is talking to Mutsuki. Hatsuka should be able to sense what Nyamu is thinking.

Not everyone has understood.

It smells like discarded costumes soaked in love juices and saliva.

I think it’s a situation where there is no salvation other than going back to the past and rewriting history.

>>160

No matter how many times I go back, a stray cat will always start playing the intro to “Kasuga no Kage”!

>>166

First, properly explain the situation and stop the dissolution.

It’s quite something that they’ve been outright ignoring Shoko’s policies and are now shamelessly trying to revert back to the very first policy to escape.

Depending on Hatsuka’s background, a shitty old man is better than a shitty dad.

Toyokawa might end up being discarded.

Did MyGO really reach a peaceful resolution?

In episode 7 of Mujika, it just had a vibe that felt like that, but…

Did we really solve each person’s problems?

>>163

Well, even if you’re lost, you can still move forward, so it’s more of a “let’s walk on anyway” ending, but I wonder if the stray cat was resolved.

>>169

I had lost my place and was wandering, but I found it.

I wasn’t worried about it there, within the range of being lost.

From the grandfather’s perspective, it must feel like everyone is doing things on their own… What are they doing… including the son-in-law.

>>164

Well, even if Hoshika-chan were the child of a mistress, the fact that I wiped away the 16.8 billion yen or the cancellation fees for the national tour is still all on me, so that part doesn’t change at all…

It’s troublesome to be told that even though we disbanded after Soko’s perfect production was thrown away and we did as we pleased, we’re doing it again.

I get along well with that.

>>165

From the perspective of the other members, it’s understood that they disbanded because Mutsuki could no longer play the guitar, and Shoko rejected everything except for Mutsuki’s return.

The conditions for the band’s revival have been more or less cleared.

>>165

Shoko has nothing left to protect anymore.

A destiny that rushes toward destruction…! Even if it’s visible, it feels like if you really want to, then go ahead.

It seems that at the summer island, there are two people, Hatsuka and Hatsune?

If you’re going to change the past, it starts from there.

>>167

It’s a last name, isn’t it? Hatsune.

The surname of a relative that should not be publicly revealed.

On the family register, it’s a triangle.

“I wonder if ‘giving life’ is somehow related to Shohka inheriting the entire estate of the Toyokawa family after Teiji died.”

If that’s the case, it would mean that being on the island was not to hide a scandal, but to provide protection.

>>171

Is it a seagull?

It’s a reunion where those who can’t perform in the actual performance are finally being exposed.

The costumes for the four people are in the office warehouse, but the fact that only Shoko’s costume is brought by Aika is horrifying…

It seems that the stray cat was explored in some kind of compilation movie, but if you only watch the TV anime, it’s really just something you don’t understand beyond that.

>>179

That said, it was like a super-skilled helper role, so there was no particular inconsistency in the way it was handled.

>>179

Grandma’s grandchild!

This much is clear.

>>179

You understand that I wanted a place to belong, right?

Isn’t the compilation just backed up?

>>179

When I look at past works, I’m like “Whoa!” but for those who started with MyGo, it’s just like “Who is this person…? Where is this parking lot…? Who is that old lady…?”

You don’t understand at all! It’s not about finding a solution for the lost ones or Muji-ka!

They said they couldn’t bring back Musica due to orders from above, but what does it mean that they casually revived it and are promoting it widely?

>>181

Since we’re renting a live house on a tight budget, it’s clear that we haven’t gone through the agency.

Even though it’s a masked ball, the faces are popular.

Air guitar

It ended in the worst way, so the industry’s reputation is terrible.

>>181

RiNG is a warm live house that helps beginners.

With my allowance from the lantern, I can recite infinite poetry.

I think that Umi is relatively decent because, although all four other people are not normal, they are just saying, “I want to be in a band with Mujika!” and not asking for anything else in particular.

This anime is interesting…

Is there any way to help with Shou-chan’s mental state and emotions being constantly dead?

>>187

I’m making proper songs, so what are you dissatisfied with?

>>187

I somehow managed to overcome death.

I love Umineko too much…

If uncles across the country did the same thing of stealing their niece’s clothes and using them as body pillows, they would all be arrested.