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Yeah, I'll probably go into it more when we get to the next episode or two, but there's some narrative decision making that goes into this last arc that I have never been a fan of (although, to be fair, there is some really good stuff, too). Mio's death is definitely one of those cheap pathos moments that Inoue really loves and it not only feels really forced, but it's also going to be the catalyst for some stuff that I always found to be really dumb. Not the worst waste of Yuria Haga that I've ever seen, though.

And I guess Shima died? Did not remember that happening. Dude definitely got his tragic death thunder stolen.