"and that's how babies are made." |
So I’m going to drop the usual review structure. There is no
need to divide the points here, because they are all interconnected to some
degree.
The battle with Amada continues and this time we have a
double booking. Old lady has a (jerk) son who also bought another air
conditioner.
Also, 20,000 gold difference! Just how little is gold worth
in that world? No wait, can’t you give me that difference?
Amada’s cheaper product obviously wins this competition
given they have the same specs. That would be that were it not for an
unforeseen problem when it came to installing.
Insert Obvious Reference Here |
I got to say it was blatantly obvious the slimes were the
cause. The fact that it took them so
long to reach the obviously foreshadowed conclusion was more than a little
annoying. Putting two and two together is not really hard when you saw the
first two less than an hour ago.
As an aside, those are a lot of slimes.
Anyway, Lore uses some pretty neat magic to draw then out
while using Phino as bait.
Our heroes’ plan work, and the day is saved. Plus, the
family chooses them over Amada proving that customer service will always beat
cheap price but uncaring treatment.
Or something.
Hello, sexual frustration |
I got to say while I don’t dislike the anime, it goes a bit
too much out of its way to justify Raul’s new life, as opposed to pushing him
towards something better.
That said, this is the second time we see the Magic Eater
problem and it seems we now have a Salamander problem as well judging from the
ending.
Finally, is it me or is Phino entering demon puberty and
just locked onto Raul.
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