Phase 03: Shu’s gon’ give it to ya! Alright, so, this episode covers Inori moving in with Shu. Awesome right? Shu doesn’t seem to think so. Well at least not at first but I’m sure he’ll warm up to the idea eventually. The main plot of the episode though involved Shu and Inori hunting down a student that possible saw their faces during the confrontation in the previous episode. I have to admit that I didn’t expect Shu to go around yanking out Voids out of pretty much everyone he saw ...
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I wasn't sure how this episode would be headed after Gai's epic trolling of Shu by putting Inori into his classroom. Either Gai has a sick sense of humor or there's a reason he had Inori transfer to Shu's class. I'm fairly certain that it's the latter, but I guess it's one of those things we'll have to wait and see. The episode starts off with a mild recap where it shows people watching the broadcast of Gai's message to GHQ from the previous day's events and then to Shu's classroom where his teacher informs them that GHQ has put them under a level 2 threat advisory. He goes on to explain that GHQ has ordered all civilians to come forward if anyone has any information on the group Undertaker before telling the class to pay attention since they have a new transfer student. Inori walks in and Shu stands up, exclaiming that it can't be real, but instead of his class asking him how he knows her, someone else stands out and exclaims that it's Inori from Egoist. This causes the class to go into a frenzy and bombard Inori with questions about her band and what she's doing there. Several of the girls are complimenting her on her hair and makeup while the class representative informs Inori about where the nurse's office is and where she can go to get her books. Suddenly, one of Shu's friends approaches her and asks her what she thinks of Undertaker.
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I wasn't sure how this episode would be headed after Gai's epic trolling of Shu by putting Inori into his classroom. Either Gai has a sick sense of humor or there's a reason he had Inori transfer to Shu's class. I'm fairly certain that it's the latter, but I guess it's one of those things we'll have to wait and see. The episode starts off with a mild recap where it shows people watching the broadcast of Gai's message to GHQ from the previous day's events and then to Shu's classroom where his teacher informs them that GHQ has put them under a level 2 threat advisory. He goes on to explain that GHQ has ordered all civilians to come forward if anyone has any information on the group Undertaker before telling the class to pay attention since they have a new transfer student. Inori walks in and Shu stands up, exclaiming that it can't be real, but instead of his class asking him how he knows her, someone else stands out and exclaims that it's Inori from Egoist. This causes the class to go into a frenzy and bombard Inori with questions about her band and what she's doing there. Several of the girls are complimenting her on her hair and makeup while the class representative informs Inori about where the nurse's office is and where she can go to get her books. Suddenly, one of Shu's friends approaches her and asks her what she thinks of Undertaker.
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Summary: If transferring to the protagonist’s school is a well-worn cliche, then causing him the ultimate embarrassment and shame of moving into his house is like a rut in the road, a comfortable place for your wheels to slip into. Her hair is pink, she knows no shame when changing clothes, and she calls you [...]
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As Shu tries to cope with Inori’s abrupt transfer into his class (and his apartment), they learn from Gai that someone from Shu’s school witnessed the Funeral Parlor’s confrontation of the GHQ in the last episode and saw Shu and Inori while purchasing a drug called Norma Gene under the name “Sugar,” compromising things for [...]
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As Shu tries to cope with Inori’s abrupt transfer into his class (and his apartment), they learn from Gai that someone from Shu’s school witnessed the Funeral Parlor’s confrontation of the GHQ in the last episode and saw Shu and Inori while purchasing a drug called Norma Gene under the name “Sugar,” compromising things for [...]
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Episode 3: “Void Sampling” No Shu, this is not a dream. The bullet is dodged when everyone recognizes Inori from the musical group Egoist, and Shu doesn’t have to explain the real reason he was shocked to see her at his school. Shu, of course, is convinced that Inori coming to his school has something [...]
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Gai- “Yes, I would like twenty large pizzas and a diet coke. I gotta watch my figure…” I hope at the end of this show that the Guilty Crown is a real crown. Not just any crown, but a solid gold bitching-ass crown that turns Shu into a pimp. Yep, I should totally be an [...]
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Synopsis: Inori transfers into Shu’s class with orders to protect him from GHQ. The two are called over to a meeting with Gai, who reveals that a student drug user at Shu’s high school was present during the incident from the previous episode and saw Shu’s powers. Gai has the ability to read people’s voids [...]
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After impressing in terms of the power and organisational abilities at their disposal, Shu might have thought that he could finally distance himself from the Funeral Parlour group - at least that was the plan, until Inori appears in his class as a new transfer student and a red mark appears on my face thanks to my palm hitting it out of the clichéd stupidity of these development. Of course, this
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