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Becky Miyamoto is sure gonna be pissed at being surpassed

The girls rescue Aisha, a Roman lurp, and decided to assimilate her into their harem. But very bad man COL Hopkins arrives to spoil the party.

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All pieces are fitting together

Rio and Kanata do social work, the former tells the latter about her past. A (sergeant) major character bids adieu.

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Kanata notices that Rio is troubled; a storm places Claus and Kureha in a pinch and a true hero is born.

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It's been a long day's night for Filicia x Moel

Home alone Kanata awaits Testing Testing One Two Three of the phone but it's Rio who gets the Call of Duty instead.

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♥ Kana Ueda ♥

Filicia speaks with dead and concludes that even if there's no Heaven or Earth, all's right with the world.

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Black markets and Mishio-chan

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Oh good grief, this series brings back so many memories, many of them not good at all at the time of the events in question but with the passage of time and the safety of hindsight, have become humurous and even nostaglic. There were a few times when, due to budgetary pressure and messed up logsitics, we were not issued any blank rounds for our fire and movement training. So we were told to shout "BANG BANG BANG!!!" as we scrambled around the training area. BOOMZ.

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Come on you guys, hontou ni...

I really liked this week's theme of craftsmanship - the endless journey of mastering a skill.

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No natto?

In the mood for food. Not exactly after school tea time but still a pretty impressive spread, considering that one of the themes brought out in this episode was how under-supplied 1121 is.

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Finally picked up this series, during this relatively quiet winter season, due to the glowing guest review over at Okazu. I had been somewhat put off by how the characters resembled the KON! cast. I enjoyed KON! just fine but the idea of it being transplanted to a military context was very unappealing. Thankfully Sora no Woto is quite a different kettle of fish, especially the way this series reminds me of other anime, a string of family resemblences that sing a siren song of the possibility of drama, something which also hooked Suguru (via Ani-nouto).