After credit scene......😱😭

I already predicted that Kyo feels guilty for the accident, but I wasn't expecting him to outright say he killed Kazuya's parents.

Wow, ok. The episode was very interesting, really, and it's finally clear who was behind the accident of Kazuya's parents, but it's still not really clear how they died because as we saw in the previous episode, they looked fine from above... That what I was thinking untill Kyo said what he said at the end - seriously Kyo , what have you been through??? 😟
Another thing that is still not really clear - who was behind this scary painting in the yard... There are many mysteries and I hope they will reveal all the answers to us soon...
Also - I really like Jun 🤗❤️

Happy pride month to the entire cast of this anime

That's cool, just drop a major bombshell like that and end the episode, cool cool cool :)

That ending image of the Yura brothers though, so cute 😭

I COULDN'T BREATHEEE this episode. I DIDN'T KNOW TAKUMI AND THAT GUY WERE BROTHERS. THAT'S HEAVEENNNNN!! I REALLY NEEDED TAKUMI TO SAY NIISAN. I'M SO HAPPY, DIDN'T KNOW I NEEDED THIS. IT'S GREAT. NIISANNIISAN. LOVED SEEING THIS OTHER SIDE OF TAKUMI-!

I thought the accident of Kazuya's parents must have had something to do with Kyo. Now we are going to find out what it is, and potentially the guilty person for that art in the gallery (which may also be Kyo).

Hahaha Idky I keep suspecting his dad though. Maybe there’s a hidden plot that’s ab Kyo’s dad and mom which led to conflict with yamanashi’s parents

His dad definitely. The series didn't introduce his mom though, so I think its just his dad. But Kyo must have been forced into something by his dad, which is why he is blaming himself for this.

I hope he means that in a metaphorical sense and not literally!

it's absolutely the "they tried to save me, da child, so them dying because they sacrificed themselves for me DEFINITELY means I, PERSONALLY, KILLED THEM." thing. the quiet ones always drama queens

VVh0a

Feels unrealistic that Kazuya and Kyo seem to be on better terms after spending some time apart after a major argument.

it's because they've already done this before and also the *situation* they were in (caring about someone dear's parent) isn't really the place to be gloomy, and they've matured aa littttlee since last time. hmm yeaa?

They're at a cemetery; it's the perfect setting to be gloomy. I would've preferred it.

A time skip? I guess we're close to summer now.