And this stubbornly continues not quite living up to its potential.

It almost worked - Kitoraka is an intriguing addition to the cast, and like Ru-chan, she’s blithely confident that she can win Yuu’s affection, unaware that Yuu is exclusively Atorisexual. She’s also pretty sharp, like Suzu, so she figures out some of the nuances that the others don’t get, even regarding Atori.

But it’s still somehow not gelling - the characters aren’t meshing. There isn’t that comfortable breeziness you get in the best ensembles, like YuruYuri or Gabriel Dropout or K-On, when every character plays a part in the greater whole.

It’s not bad - it’s just not particularly good either, and the clock is ticking.