Definitely a watch that will stick with me. The show has done a beautiful job of portraying the wonders of being human, in both strife and joy

It looked like vscode but I definitely would've never caught what he was reading lol. Honestly it seems kinda fitting that the very robotic dad is a coder, it seems like a generic arctype and makes me more understanding of him. Maybe he isnt as cold as hes seemed so far and moreso just different

Another amazing episode! I could not agree more with Makio's messaging of not everyone needing to be in love, and as a Gen Z'er I think its an idea super important to me where in this age being single is directly attributed to being unhappy or undesirable (but given more though I guess thats for every generation, I should've thought harder lol).

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I love seeing Makio feeding Asa a concept but not just holding her hand through it. The lessons she teaches are truly meant to be internalized through much much deep thought. Having the patience to both introduce something hard and sit with someone understand is such a deep and proper love

Getting to hear Asa sing was quite a treat! Its super cliched, but I really do hope we get to see her spread her wings and sing for the club after being given that push from Makios friend! And such wonderful advice she had! Do not let labels cage you!!!!!!!!! Who cares, live your life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I wonder if I'll ever know who I am, what I do and don't love, and how I'll live my life.

Such a beautiful question, this show really portrays what it means to be human

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What a crazy episode, I felt glued to the screen! I loved all of the pompous monologuing they had this ep, it sounded exactly like how legendary servants should talk!

Another amazing episode!!!!!!!!! I loved how well the captured that kind of teenage irrationality in Asa. "Would a child skip school for bubble tea?" and the answer is so obviously yes! Both seeing her lash out on Makio and Makio keeping her cool was done so well and really showcased that kind of parental maturity a guardian should have.

I really liked how Makio did not just give Asa empty words to comfort her. Asa asking how could her mother love her is begs the question, is love conditional, even between a parent and child? Makio walking her through of how she seems to have been loved is a beautiful retort, and I loved her acknowledging that there is still ambiguity because the emotions belong to another being.

All together, the interactions were so beautifully human. Super stoked for the next episode!!!