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What they say:
“Feel Love, Narcissus!”
Review:
Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers)
The episode begins with a ballet instructor showing his duck to the two hecklers in the main cast. From here, surely, only more high-brow entertainment awaits. After the opening credits roll, the ballet instructor, who will heretofore be referred to as Biswanin, is passing out pamphlets for his ballet class. After each of the cast members espouse their lone character trait in response to said pamphlets. They begin discussing the episode’s theme which is being fabuloussss.
Out of nothing more than boredom: one of the hecklers proposes flirting with men. Thus ensues a montage of them courting other dudes presumably for the audience more than anything else. We then cut away to the pretty boy popularity contest. Before the results can be given a black swan (who in reality is Biswanin) pelts the audiences with feathers and so a celebration (?) of sorts with Biswanin at the center takes place in the background while the characters moan about having to do their regular, everyday routine of transforming into magical boys.
So they do and are also pelted with feathers and thus lust after Biswanin who. However, protagonist guy does not fall for his masculine swan wiles and hugs him and aims his (for reals) not phallic gun of love at Biswanin and turns him back into a human. Oh and I forgot to mention Biswanin had been transformed by the dominatrix-like villains but that part isn’t important anyway. And so another episode draws to a close.
In summary:
This is easily the best episode to date! The series’ writing carries it more than anything else as I have said in the past but it seems that there has been more life injected into the show visually. Anyone else who is a member of the LGBT community with thoroughly enjoy this. I sure did! It cannot be understated that I will be impatiently anticipating future episodes.
Grade: A
Streamed by: Crunchyroll
