Episode 6

While Kimi ni Todoke was sweeping the Dragon Country Animation Industry at a breakneck speed this past week and gathering a massive group of fans, that same group of fans had also been stuck on the bizarre cliffhanger of the fifth episode for an entire week, unable to pull themselves away.

To be honest, with the exact same plot, the results produced by a Great God versus a hack are completely different!

To put it plainly, the plot of the fourth and fifth episodes involved someone at school slandering the Female Lead, Kuronuma Sawako, and intentionally spreading rumors that caused a rift between Kuronuma Sawako and her friends.

This kind of plot... is simply everywhere in many films and animations.

But just as love triangles are a dime a dozen in romance works, can you find a single one out of a thousand romance works that doesn't have a third party?

Yet, even with the same love triangle, some works make you feel drowsy while watching, while others... make you want to rush into the work and kill the Female Supporting Character!

This is where the creator's skill comes in, and clearly, the Original Author of Kimi ni Todoke, Shiina Karuho, is a master-level figure; there is no need to doubt her ability to keep people on the edge of their seats.

Without this skill, how could she have kept fans agonizingly chasing this slow-paced story for over a decade in the Parallel World?

Speaking of which, anime fans in Dragon Country are lucky; although Chu Yu is producing this animation at a rate of one episode per week, one episode a week is already quite good.

Take Kimi ni Todoke in the Parallel World, for instance; the Original Manga only managed to produce about 120 chapters over eleven years