My heart wasn’t prepared for all the cuteness. I was smiling the whole time.

The invisible guy sure is good at reading Shizuka’s expressions, but then, again, the thought of “Operation Share a Cup of Tea Take 2” was written all over her face.

I liked that they showed Shizuka turning on the light in her house for Akira.

The “handkerchief” moment was so funny. The detective skills used to the fullest indeed.

Man, you can’t say her first name twice with different intonation all of a sudden. Even my heart was melting. Japanese voice actors doing god’s work, as always.

Shizuka was the first to notice Akira’s good mood based on voice alone. It was not only a great demonstration of how she relies on hearing, but also how she can’t participate in discussions that require vision, like the suit’s colour and how good it looks on Akira.

We got a side couple! Shizuka and Luna are not the only ones who want to know what happened in the mountains.

The cold made Shizuka so greedy she completely forgot about her mother. I don’t blame her in the slightest.

I’m sorry you can’t see this, girl. But don’t worry, you’ll find out sooner or later.

The way he exclaimed “Mother?!” sent me. Ah, such a fun episode.

Each episode just gets cuter than the last.

Attempting to actually explain away how food disappears and how he can make his clothes disappear felt a little silly. But I suppose it’s a silly show to begin with, so I’ll allow it.

I like that they didn’t go the obvious route of pairing up Jarashi and Daichi. Now that I think about it, it’s rare to see a queer couple outside of explicitly yaoi/yuri works, just as secondary supporting characters that don’t need to be the focus.

One of the things I’m really enjoying about this series is how, even though you’re constantly aware of her blindness and his being invisible, most of the actual plot points have little to do with that. They basically have the same things to overcome as anybody else.