I laughed because it made Captain Osanai look a bit apologetic.

Seeing various scenes with Kosanai-san, this silly face really has a sense of being a miraculous one…

Kosanai-san, who requests a refill with an apologetic look.

I won’t go into details to avoid spoilers, but I couldn’t handle the scene with the poster.
The little pigeon-kun, who acts with good intentions in a way that seems to annoy the small-town folk who want to live peaceful lives every day, really isn’t cut out for being a small-town citizen after all.

I couldn’t help but read all of it in the middle of summer because I was too curious about what happened next.
I thought to myself that Koubato-kun was pretty much the same at that point in the summer.

The hospital scene is depicted in a localized way, so it’s interesting that people overseas, who don’t know much, are making various interpretations.
I wonder if the English version hasn’t been released yet over there in winter.

To be honest, regarding the scene with the notice, I felt a bit of sympathy for the culprit.
Even if something similar happens to my temporary self, I seriously can’t stand the thought that some third party is spreading my private matters out of good intentions…

The acting is quite prickly, but my mood becomes remarkably cheerful before and after the convenience store.
It’s the blessing of anime.

It’s the last of winter – I want to hear Yomiya’s performance too much…

You have no awareness of being exposed to malice, do you, Kobato-kun from middle school?

I was wondering if the water that appears every time is from the latest episode of the anime, but after reading the original work, I was happy that it was mostly as I had predicted, and it made me realize that I had a little Hato-kun in my heart.

Is the traffic on the road above the embankment really that heavy?

I want the character designer from the anime to draw Cosmos-chan…
I wonder what kind of child they will be.

On industrial roads and others like them, everyone speeds where there are no signals or pedestrians.

The cutest little Osanai-san is cheerfully appealing in a misguided way to Kobato-kun, who isn’t very enthusiastic about the cultural festival date, saying to look forward to the New York cheesecake!

In the thread, Sre-nai looks a bit like Hanahal.

Well, those two ordinary citizens took three years to realize that 80% of the readers immediately noticed that the convenience store video was falsified, right?

In the winter, Little Pigeon-kun isn’t functioning at all due to trauma and injury, so he can’t understand what’s happening to him until he gets hints from Kosanai-san, which is a bit cute.

Kobato-kun is not good at solving mysteries that weren’t presented in the first place…

Even though she’s pretending to be bad, it’s cute that she’s helping her dad at the convenience store, the convenience store girl.

The trick of the car not being reflected was no big deal once it was mentioned, but until it was revealed, I had no idea at all.

Is Kobato-kun going to help me?
Will I help Kobato-kun?
I love how it felt incredibly intense and just perfect in a way that couldn’t be conveyed in words. 🐺
The interrogation has already begun.

I’m really sorry about the taiyaki.

Hey! Didn’t the person tell you to stop the investigation any further?

“But even the convenience store girl wondered why they didn’t notice! It was something like that in the story, right?”

It’s not normal for someone to tamper with surveillance camera information before us or the police.
People living in a world of conspiracy theories?

Mukko’s father is a fake!

It’s scary that the conversation is being diverted by intervening in the memories, Osanai-san…

If there’s a premise of solving a mystery, then you understand, right?

When I listen to the early phase of Season 1 now, the voice of Osanai-san has quite an animal-like quality…

The way he clings to the mysterious companion of Hisaka-kun, who seemed like a breakthrough, makes me sense the spirit of Urino.

The convenience store issue was such a big problem that I never thought such a thing could happen, so I was completely like Kobato-kun.

It’s fine since the two middle school students are depicted as immature.
In the first place, the viewers looking from a god’s perspective have all the time in the world, but the two of them are different.

When Kobato-kun was scolded in middle school, he was able to pretend nothing happened afterward, but thinking about Kosanai-san getting involved with a gang is a serious matter. The seriousness between the wolf and the fox is actually quite different, isn’t it?

I wanted to see the cute character Cosmos-chan from this series in the anime as well.

In the modern case, it’s easy to understand that Kobato-kun is severely debuffed, and with only Kosanai-san present and no time left, the reasoning makes sense.

Kosakai-san’s “Strangers are scary” might actually be a genuine feeling given the level of bad luck, like almost getting hit by a car while walking or getting water splashed on you while eating sweets at a café…

It’s quite anime-like that Koanai-san uses her invisibility skill multiple times.
It feels like I wrote it imagining the moves when it was media-mixed.

Girls who are seen by others as elementary school students generally find unknown people scary.

This time, I was very satisfied with how long Kobato-kun’s part was.
I might like Kobato-kun more than I thought.