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H20 ~Footprints in the Sand~ - 12

Well it came to no surprise that Hirose had a mental breakdown and reverted to his younger self before his mother killed herself, but I found it more strange on how he perceived Hayami as his mother. I can’t really see the logic in that since he blames Hayami for his mother’s death, but then there really are no explanations for when people breakdown. What I expected before watching this episode was by some miracle Takuma would forgive Hayami and all is right with the world. But the way they make Takuma breakdown and with him and Hayami moving back to Tokyo was the better option. I would say this is the kind of story development I was looking for.

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H20 ~Footprints in the Sand~ - 11

It was only a matter of time before Takuma would finally snap at Hayami, but damn I wouldn’t have fought he would actually beat her up. It kind of pissed me off seeing him trying to act as if he was sorry and tried to get Hayami to come back to his house, but even if he did, that lingering hate would revive once again. But poor Hayami, I can see getting beat up by the sleazy looking cronies is no big issue, but to be beaten up by Takuma to the state of having a broken arm is damn awful.

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H20 ~Footprints in the Sand~ - 10

Right after a little happy ending to last episode, we’re now delving into the more serious side of the story and start looking into the mystery behind Hayami and Takuma. We’ve seen why the town hates Hayami’s family so much, but we never knew why people didn’t want Takuma associating with Hayami. However it seems only the adults knew about the incident between the Hirose and Kohinata family, but I wonder if there is still a deeper meaning to why Takuma must not be together with Hayami.

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H20 ~Footprints in the Sand~ - 09

Wait, are my eyes deceiving me? Is the animation actually gotten that little bit better since the seris started? Either that or I’m going horribly blind (well I wear glasses so I’m halfway there), so it’s got me wondering if they saved most of the budget towards the end of the series. But my guess is that it’s only a one off thing given that this episode is where Takuma confesses to Hayami. After last week’s somewhat bizarre filler episode, it’s good to see that we’re progressing on with the story. I figured as much that Otoha would stick around rather than disappear for good, as it means her role in the story has finished and she’ll simply be watching over everyone now.

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H20 ~Footprints in the Sand~ - 08

I have two things to say about this episode, awesomely terrible and terribly awesome. If you are wondering WTF about that statement, then that’s exactly what I think of this episode. Recently H20 has taken a bit more of a serious character development with both Hayami and Hotaru and a lot of things got resolved pretty quickly but it also brought up other questions. With the episode titled Otoha, I thought we would see a bit more on Hotaru and Hinata, but instead we have the entire world tuned upside down and enter into the crazy world of Otoha.

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H20 ~Footprints in the Sand~ - 07

Now that was a bombshell they dropped on us. here I was thinking we’d see more into Hinata’s past and about her sister Hotaru, but we get something entirely different. My original theory was that Hotaru died because of Hayami’s family not treating her, much like what happened with Yui’s grandfather, but the fact that the real Hinata had died and Hotaru taking her place is much more interesting. This answers the question of why Hotaru’s grandfather is so strict with her and I guess why she is always shuddering in fear and the need to be a good girl.

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H20 ~Footprints in the Sand~ - 06

After knowing that the title for this episode was focused on Yui, I wasn’ttoo excited about it, since I find her to be the annoying character of the series. But after watching this, it has turnd out to be one of the best episodes for this series so far. I even dare say that the animation seems to have improved, but it’s still not great. Anyway this episode we get some character development on Yui, but the major factor this episode was finding out the reason why the town hates Hayami and her family.

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