The girls of Love Lab spent quite a bit of time faffing about in the last episode, but it appears that they’re ready to get down to business now. So Riko is put to work getting information for one of the requests they’ve yet to fulfill. It’s a vague question about what kind of hair […]
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The girls of Love Lab spent quite a bit of time faffing about in the last episode, but it appears that they’re ready to get down to business now. So Riko is put to work getting information for one of the requests they’ve yet to fulfill. It’s a vague question about what kind of hair […]
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It appears peace will reign for one more week. This reenactment was brought to us courtesy of our friendly neighborhood delusional lover. So Riko has to attend cram schooland the three uninformed members of Love Lab are hamming it up, … Continue reading →
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More cram school antics! [Absolute Territory: An Anime Blog]
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Love Lab goes back to normal as it dedicates its latest episode to actual males – Maki heads to Riko’s cram school which reveals her lack of confidence, while Riko gets into trouble with her male childhood friend. Maki finds herself reminiscing about all that has happened as she started love research. She seems pleased More...
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Lately I’ve been watching Love Lab. The synopsis makes it sound meh, but it’s pretty darned good. A lot of people reluctantly go “this show has no business being as good as it is!”, but they’re fooling nobody. (It’s okay … Continue reading →
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Lately I’ve been watching Love Lab. The synopsis makes it sound meh, but it’s pretty darned good. A lot of people reluctantly go “this show has no business being as good as it is!”, but they’re fooling nobody. (It’s okay … Continue reading →
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This episode was more anecdotal than the others. It felt like I was watching one of those four-panel adaptations like Azumanga Daioh, Lucky Star or Nichijou. Entertaining as it was, it felt like the plot got left on the sidelines this episode. Yes, I know this is a comedy, and usually that stuff doesn’t matter, […]
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This episode was more anecdotal than the others. It felt like I was watching one of those four-panel adaptations like Azumanga Daioh, Lucky Star or Nichijou. Entertaining as it was, it felt like the plot got left on the sidelines this episode. Yes, I know this is a comedy, and usually that stuff doesn’t matter, […]
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The other council members try to give Sayo a makeover. Sayo’s boyfriend Yamazaki Yuu narrates the story of how he met her in elementary school, where her aloof personality and strength won him over. Suzu tells the story of why her siblings are wearing dog ears in an old photo taken with her. Later we […]
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The other council members try to give Sayo a makeover. Sayo’s boyfriend Yamazaki Yuu narrates the story of how he met her in elementary school, where her aloof personality and strength won him over. Suzu tells the story of why her siblings are wearing dog ears in an old photo taken with her. Later we […]
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This is a Mizushima centered + day in the lives of kind of episode. Also, anyone who dares call this show an inferior comedy, troll or not, will be expelled from my premises with a swift kick to the nether … Continue reading →
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Love Lab slows down significantly, taking a break from all of the Student Council’s usual affairs, and focusing on several gags exploring the characters and their respective families instead.
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I’m going to do something a little different this week, since I planned on having fun on Labor Day – a day to celebrate working people.  I decided to take it easy this past weekend, and cover the usual anime in shorter fashion.  Well, I won’t totally stick to that. If i’m particularly inspired then […]
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I’m going to do something a little different this week, since I planned on having fun on Labor Day – a day to celebrate working people.  I decided to take it easy this past weekend, and cover the usual anime in shorter fashion.  Well, I won’t totally stick to that. If i’m particularly inspired then […]
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Is this the end for Sayo? Taihen, taihen! The evidence is against her, and Sayo is planning to take the fall for everyone else, much like Riko did before. Can the rest of the Student Council come up with any way to get out of this mess? Operation Save Sayo Nana and Suzu can’t stand […]
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Love Lab picks up again as the treasurer decides to leave the Student Council, a result of her relationship being found out – the remaining members decide on a plan to save their friend from this punishment.
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This last picture in this post sums up my reaction after watching the work of brilliance that was episode 9. When we last we left our gang of lovesick cuties, a congratulatory party was pooped by a major announcement: Japan’s … Continue reading →
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When they learn that Nana inadvertently got Sayori in trouble and that she’ll be forced to leave the student council, Maki, Riko, Suzu, Eno, Nana and Momo formulate a “rescue operation.” They collaborate to clear Sayo of wrongdoing by telling the teachers it wasn’t a boy she was meeting with, but Maki, dressed as “Makio Evolved”. By […]
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When they learn that Nana inadvertently got Sayori in trouble and that she’ll be forced to leave the student council, Maki, Riko, Suzu, Eno, Nana and Momo formulate a “rescue operation.” They collaborate to clear Sayo of wrongdoing by telling the teachers it wasn’t a boy she was meeting with, but Maki, dressed as “Makio Evolved”. By […]
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