Sawa begins to break down as her hope of becoming a professional rider seems to be getting further and further away. Meanwhile the Choir and Sometimes Badminton club is required to audition to perform on the main stage, and they just might have to go on without her.
As the Mediator tries to figure out the Fairies’ time loop, she runs into a very different version of the Assistant. She then must use the clues she’s been given to piece together who he really is.
Yuuya, Yui and Cryska awkwardly try to understand each other better as they remain stranded on the island. They are rescued before morning and Yui and Cryska must face the “consequences” of their actions.
Wakana commits to the Choir and Sometimes Badminton Club just in time for some unfriendly competition with the original Choir club. Meanwhile, the group is trying to figure out their after graduation plans and Sawa seems to be struggling the most.
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Grandpa sends The Mediator on a errand to pick up The Assistant, but he’s nowhere to be found. She runs into a fairy, after which there are bananas and cloning and/or time travel involved. I have no idea what is going on anymore.
Our intrepid squad arrives at Guadalupe base for a special exercise and find themselves working with Cryska and Inia. Tensions are diffused with a little friendly competition, but bad weather leaves Yuuya, Yui and Cryska stranded on a deserted island.
Wakana is so overwhelmed by her grief she falls ill and misses school. With the support of the people that care about her though, she is ready to fulfill her mother’s final wish.
…on their CURIOSITY.
Pion accompanies the Mediator as they continue exploring the underground city ruins. What they find reveals Pion’s true identity, with major implications for the Human Monument Project.
Jakka Jakka Jakka Jan, Jakka Jan, JAKKA JAN!!!!
As Yuuya continues to struggle with his TSF, his tension with Yui boils over into direct confrontation
The Choir and Sometimes Badminton Club celebrates a victory on the badminton side, but this time without Wakana. Trying to cope with all the recent talk about her mother, she tries rid herself of the things that bring back memories of her
Jel tests the limits of his restraining order by talking about Megumi Nakajima and her impact on the Lagrange series.
A festival is held to celebrate the increasingly futile Human Monument Project and the discovery of a possible new electricity source. This causes the fairies, who die when exposed to electromagnetic waves, to leave Camphorwood. In the meantime, the Mediator investigates the ruins of a nearby city the UN would like to restore and Nana Mizuki shows up as some kind of robot cat girl.
Three years removed from the infamous “Endless Eight”, is Kyoto Animation trying to be the new Ghibli?
Yuuya has his first real training exercise but has trouble controlling his Japanese TSF. His day worsens when he follows the mysterious Russian girl he keeps seeing around base.
PLATINUM PLATINUM PLATINUM PLATINUM PLATINUM PLATINUM PLATINUM
The World Festival is shaken up by an old classic band with ties to Sakai’s past. Konatsu is a huge fan, but has to remember what she’s singing for.
The Mediator is still trapped in the Fairy manga machine with her assistant and Y. Will Y’s manga obsession be the key to their escape?
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