86 Episode 13 -REACTION- No rest for the tragic

[@86-company]

Enjoyed your reaction as always! I like the new style. It seemed you were more concise since you had time to think about it. Some people are good at saying things on the fly, but if you want time to think do it :) I liked going over the episode with you a 2nd time in the same video. Just a side thing the show did get you. There was an end credit scene for episode 13 but it was really short and apart of the ED. It happens a couple more times in the show so keep an eye out for it (I don't think episode 14 does). Thanks as always and look forward to the next one. 2nd cour is the best for a reason although I wouldn't want anything removed from cour 1. We love and know these characters because we developed them slowly.

[@AntagonistAdvocacy]

Episode 14 has been recorded and is in the process of being edited I'll put it up in the next few days. I Kinda liked just watching the episode over while knowing where it was going, it let me interact with the episode a bit more confidently. In any case Sorry for the delay 86ers... i'll never call you that again. Enjoy the reaction!

[@charlesbaldwin3166]

If you were going to skip a week picking the one where I could get my 86 fix in by reading the new volume that just came out. It had some juicy stuff I wasn't expecting related to stuff that takes place around the time of the anime. I only blew through it in a day and I have no idea when the next one is coming, but that's... fine I guess. In terms of subtle details I don't know if you caught it but when Anju is asked about the future behind her you can see a lady with the same hair color walking with a blond guy. I can see why you were expecting a blow up at some point but this episode is pretty much just that one scene from the Hurt Locker where Jeremy Rener is standing in the cereal isle just lost, stretched out to thirty minutes or so. Also minor disagreement in interpretation, but I never thought Kurena was the last one to make up her mind, I thought she was the first one to plainly state what they all knew in their hearts.