This show is on crack, but I'm enjoying it immensely. Now, all I need is a cute butler like that who will take care of my daily needs, clean the appartment and do the laundry! :)
kanshu wrote:This show is on crack, but I'm enjoying it immensely. Now, all I need is a cute butler like that who will take care of my daily needs, clean the appartment and do the laundry! :)
kanshu wrote:This show is on crack, but I'm enjoying it immensely. Now, all I need is a cute butler like that who will take care of my daily needs, clean the appartment and do the laundry! :)
Don't we all, Kanshu? don't we all...... :puppydog:
Jav_sol wrote:Eikura Nana's hairstyle in this show is just bad :sweat: ..I know her character is suppose to look like that, I just hope her hair grows back soon.
I don't like it either. It makes her look manly when she's usually really pretty. The scene where she was wearing that blue dress...she looked like a crossdresser (to me).
marspeach wrote:I don't like it either. It makes her look manly when she's usually really pretty. The scene where she was wearing that blue dress...she looked like a crossdresser (to me).
Yeah, she does look kinda manly. I know they wanted to give her short hair to distinguish herself from all the other girls who have long hair. But they could have given her a nice hairstyle because she is a cutie.
Yeah, she does look kinda manly. I know they wanted to give her short hair to distinguish herself from all the other girls who have long hair. But they could have given her a nice hairstyle because she is a cutie.
:bonk: even the "butlers" hair are like in the cool than hers - for sad so bad :shakehead:
I've watched up to ep 5 so far, if I was wanting to see something with a deep plot I wouldn't be watching this.
But I'm enjoying it for the immense fluff, pretty men and it's ease to understand. Sometimes it's nice to just sit back and watch something that doesn't require too many neurons right? I spend enough of the day trying to work my way through my Japanese and Business work, sometimes it's so wonderful to watch something simple like this.
Anyway I'm enjoying it lolz
Wow... and just when I think that this show can't surprise me, they dish out such an intense episode! Spoiler — click to revealPoor Rihito... Poor Mei...
So the inevitable crash came sooner than expected. And now, Lucia-sama got him back... but I wonder if Lucia'll be happy with having her toy back. Also, why did Rihito leave? The entire thing's getting more and more mysterious. Did he run away from his feelings? Did Lucia try to force him into something he didn't want? I mean, it's tell-tale when the first thing that draws Rihito to Mei is watching her taking care of his brother. Why did this leave such a strong impression on Rihito?
I do understand why Rihito didn't try to persuade Mei to stay, though. After overhearing er conversation with Kanto about how she used to be happy back home in her old life, and knowing what kind of pain he caused her - now she even got almost killed by Tami's henchmen - all his promises to protect her and be her shield in the end were just empty words. He couldn't protect her from Lucia or Tami, he couldn't protect her from himself by allowing her to fall in love with him. Now he's suffering to the point of falling ill... the butler Lucia now has in her "possesion" probably will still be nice and efficient as an s-rank butler... but his heart is broken... maybe we'll see a continuation of what was hinted at in the two weeks of seperation in episode 6? I wonder if Rihito's spirit was broken along with his heart. Will he be empty-eyed and just going through the moves? Or will he rebound?
Mei... she made a brave choice. Some might call her coward for running away, but if I was in her shoes, seeing my best friend being injured with that ever growing thread of "this is only the beginning" hanging in the air... I wouldn't want the people I care about to get hurt just because of me.
Also, she still thinks that Rihito wants to be with Lucia. Even with what Tami said, after what happened she wouldn't believe a word about it. And of course Rihito didn't try to hold her back. Every one else did, but not Rihito. Sure, he explained to her what she means to him, but it needs a lot more than that in the face of the threat that Lucia poses to persuade Mei to return/stay.
Lucia... even though Tami admitted on planning everything, but unless it was just Tami and Shinobu conspiring behind Lucia's back and them taking her words too literal, Lucia would still be the driving force, making others do the dirty work for her to come out lily-white and innocent in the end.
MightyFlameboy wrote:Sometimes, I wonder whether this is a school or a playground? At least in HanaKimi, there's plenty of classroom scenes.
In this show, the classroom scenes aren't even teaching anything, with the exception of showing the prowess of the child prodigy occasionally!
What with the corny butler duels, cooking contests, helicopter rides. Sheesh, why isn't my school like this? =D
Well they did have a "test" of sort but they never let us know the outcome.
Anyway the focus of the school is not solely on acedemic. They nuture these young ladies into etiquette womens. Hence all the ball-room dancing compeitition etc.
Also due to the policy of the school, the real decision makers are those from the "Sun". The principle is just there to oversee the school and doesn't hold much power compared to the so-called "student committee".
Spoiler — click to revealAnyone noticed that Mei's grandpa have sort of a relation with Rose (principle). I think Rose was supposed to be his daughter-in-law but Mei's dad ran off from the marriage and married Mei's mum. Hence the mention of how Rose finacee being taken away during EP07. Wonder if my prediction is correct.