Golden Time Episode 14
Tada Banri and 2D-kun suspect Mitsuo has a girlfriend, as he continues to bail on them during Summer break. Koko joins them in staking out their #1 suspect, which somehow turns into everyone making beach plans.
Tada Banri and 2D-kun suspect Mitsuo has a girlfriend, as he continues to bail on them during Summer break. Koko joins them in staking out their #1 suspect, which somehow turns into everyone making beach plans.
Mashiro tries to wrap her brain around Benio as she settles into life at the Yonomori household. She mentions an incident involving Hakuya and Kobeni from when they were children, but Kobeni can’t seem to remember the period of time when they knew each other.
The girls spy in on Yuuta and Rikka’s romantic status, causing Nibutani to call in outside help to spark their relationship. The couple goes out on a date and try to sort out just what their relationship really is.
Ichijou is the heir to a powerful Yakuza family, but all he wants is to lead a quiet, normal life and find the girl he promised to marry as a child. His dream is shattered when a transfer student named Chitoge comes crashing into his life.
A down on its luck talent agency recruits seven girls to form an idol group, including a former idol that outshines them all.
Tada Banri and Koko try to move forward as the Festival Club participates in their big uhhh… festival. They look forward to spending time together over Summer break, but they find themselves encountering one new obstacle after another.
On her sixteenth birthday, Kobeni (not to be confused with konbini) discovers her grandfather arranged for her to be married to a boy she met as a child. Things get awkward quickly when her new fiancé and his precocious little sister move in with Kobeni, her mother, and her obsessive older sister.
It’s a new school year and that means big changes and fresh starts for the Eastern Black Magic Nap Society of Summer. Has Nibutani finally gotten the best of Dekomori? Will Isshiki get Kumin-senpai to notice him? Are Rikka and Yuuta LIVING IN SIN?!? You probably know the answers.
Kaiki plays his trump card while confronting Nadeko, forever changing the lives of everyone involved.
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Kaiki meets with Hanekawa and gathers information for his growing list of problems. Later, he checks in with Senjougahara one last time before making his final play on Nadeko.
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Koko becomes increasingly concerned when she can’t get in touch with Tada Banri. She eventually tracks down the party where he’s working. THIS CANNOT END WELL.
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Kaiki receives a mysterious note in his hotel room asking him to stop the job. He continues on despite the warning, meeting again with Nadeko and receiving an unexpected visitor at the shrine.
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Despite having a rich girlfriend, Tada Banri decides he doesn’t want to be dead weight and starts looking for a job. After turning down some slightly less suspicious prospects, he accepts an offer from Nana.
Kaiki meets with Senjougahara to update her on his tedious and expensive plan to deceive Nadeko. The situation takes an interesting turn when he runs into Ononoki, who has an intriguing message from Gaen.
Kaiki accepts Senjougahara’s request and begins gathering as much information on Nadeko as he can. Slipping back into town, he quickly finds himself confronting the goddess herself.
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