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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Oo, an infamous criminal running loose arouond town this episode. I think this episode is interesting for exploring the industrial part of places and the workplace. It's also kinda amusing to see how people work during this time to earn a living. The mystery and suspense is still thrilling for this show imo. |
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| It's funny how the plan was flawed from the start, since it was based on the fact that soldiers didn't do their laundry. However thanks to mustache guy they managed to find the uniform. I've to say that I found how they improved the factory and the story behind it more interesting than the investigation this week. |
| Ange's cover as a delinquent was funny. Her acting skill as a spy is perfect. The Princess was able to turn a failing business into a success. It was amusing watching them do laundry work but that's just part of their spy work. |
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| And the cute girls continue with cute things. Seriously creators need to stop with that "chaotic" order of episodes. I know they present this anime as story full of "lies" and "twists" but in current state of show it has absolutely no point. |
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| It makes me smile to see what Chise and the Princess did for those girls at the laundry and I'm really happy for those girls and I wish them all the best I think we needed a light hearted episode like this to follow up after the last one which was just tragic and depressing so I for one was thankful Great episode overall and I loved Ange's cover too lol |
| A story with an actual happy end for once! The whole laundry crew was pretty adorable, i'm glad that our squad had this mission, without it, the working conditions would have stayed the same. Based Beako! Chise grew especially attached to them, it's nice that they parted well. Obviously not an episode you would expect by now, it was character driven and seemed fillerish, but i liked it just the same. |
| That was a really sweet episode. Love how our girls reinvigorated the spirit of all the other girls in the laundry mill and changed the laundry completely for the better. Really liked watching them smile, sing and work. Ange's cover was epic. xD |
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| Ange's acting is pretty good. And Chise... I don't really think if her enthusiast to learn about those Laundry is just an act. So the girls are doing the mission not just through the Laundry Mill but also some makeover. |
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| Damn, that was a pretty good episode. |
| That random guy was the real MVP by sending the clothes to wash. Ange's cover was hilarious xD |
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| Finally A Good Ending after so long... There's no suspense and mystery like usual but still very entertaining to watch. It's pretty funny to see Ange's cover in this Episode as a former delinquent lol... |
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| I think this episode focused more on them making friends than their actual mission which was very different from past episodes. I loved it. Everyone working at the laundry mill are so lovable and adorable. All of them singing together was very heart-warming. Those guys removed their clothes hastily in front of those precious ladies. Hahaha! What a great episode! Can't wait for the next one. I hope this anime will be 2-cour. <3 |
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| Wow, talk about a hell of a lot of sloppy spy work this episode, from the Princess buying the mill (seriously, how did that not break their cover?) to Dorothy not being remotely worried about that debt collector guy noticing her and blowing their cover as well, not to mention Chise beating up that guy without taking any precautions to prevent others from seeing her in action. Also, how convenient that the random soldier just so happened to give the bad guy's uniform in to be washed when the bad guy always washes it himself; you'd think he'd take more precautions to prevent such a thing from happening, but evidently not. Also, I am not accepting a bullet-proof iron. That is bullshit of the highest caliber. |
| So, Chise's method of doing laundry is just singing? Also, is it just me or did this episode feel a bit of a letdown compared to the last one? Not that is bad, just slightly worse made. |
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| Ange's delinquent acting was spot on. Seriously, it was always amusing to see her shouting at people in that way. =P The episode felt a bit weaker in terms of other spy missions that the girls have done so far, but personally, we got a happy ending for a change with this mission, so if feels more refreshing for a change. Not only that, but they also transformed a failing laundry mill into a successful one, with the machines repaired, changed the locations of said machines on the workfloor to be more efficient and less dangerous and also boost the morale of the workers themselves. Chise seemed to enjoy working with the others girls too. Her smiling grin was irresistibly cute though. =3 I wonder if the next episode's case will end happily or not? Either way, as long as it's good in terms of action, character development and story, then I don't have any complaints. =) |
| I think that mobster is going to develop a phobia of cute girls. Overall, pretty bad keeping of cover. Aside from all the overt stuff that are already mentioned is the problem of talking in front of everyone. |
| Plot-Wise the episode had flaws, also, it feels like the series is not moving. As much as I enjoy these episodes, the story needs to move on it's central plot: The Princess taking the crown by having the rest of the royal family murdered. Unlesss they make a Season 2 dedicated for that, it's gonna be Izetta all over again with a rushed ending. _____ Something I liked from this episode, is that it took me back to my classes about Lean Manufacturing and other engineering topics. The Mill was poorly managed, and the Princess ensured the future of the business. -Machines need maintenance, and said maintenance has to be scheduled so operations are not interrupted. -Every work station should be distributed according to it's funcion so workers can walk freely of obstacles and delays,a good plant distribution ensures an optimal work flow and reduces the number of incidents and accidents on the workspace. -Principles of Safety in the workspace -Study of movement is important, specially when you have a lot of manual labour, Chise taught them more efficent ways of doing the laundry, which reduced the burden on the body, allowing them to work for longer periods of time -Motivation: working under poor conditions leads to unhappy workers, which results in even worse results. If workers feel motivated and happy their efficiency goes up. Of course their revenue went up by 230% , |
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| -dorothy's face when ange introduced herself -*hushed voice* we are the phantom thieves -i don't see why this episode needed to be aired out of order but whatever -beatrice just flinging shade on the boys in her class -b r e a k t i m e -chise's actually pretty cute -hey it's fuckin kinkaku again, and apparently last episode wasn't principal's first run-in with him -glorious japanese machine maintenance folded ten thousand times -principal improving the working conditions of the mill girls is pretty great, i hope they don't die at the end of the episode -that's lewd -they're gonna fuckin die at the end aren't they -oh no -chise still rockin those swordsmanship skills with a clothes iron -alright great they didn't all die in a fire or something I think this episode is the first time that Principal has actually helped a civilian or group of civilians since the very first episode, with the girl who had cavorite poisoning. The whole concept of helping the citizens of the Kingdom is something that really humanizes Principal, and this is actually something about the show that I thoroughly enjoyed, and I'm pleasantly surprised that it returned in this episode. I was worried that they might kill of all of the mill girls after what happened in last episode, but that obviously didn't happen. The episode as a whole was just a really feel-good, humanizing story with a side of spy stuff, and I think that's just the type of stuff that really appeals to me about this show. |
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| Ah, this really had the typical cute girls doing cute things vibe and I enjoyed every second of it. |
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| Ange's cover as a delinquent was hilarious. The foreman was in debt so the princess bought the laundry mill so they can continue their mission. They also helped out the girls that were working there. The business was a success. They managed to capture Poison Gas Jack. A happy ending for this episode. |
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| An interesting episode and a nice change in pace as well Hmm so this is a laundry mill eh. Its rare to see all the girls be involved in one mission though. Ange's introduction was hillarious though. Still thats a pretty elaborate backstory for her though. So their target this time is a serial killer that targets people that help them by use of nerve gas eh. Just because its illegal doesn't mean that someone somewhere wouldn't use it though. The army will be a good place to start i would imagine since they will have the most stocks. Though getting into the barracks will be hard for them. So that explains why they're in the laundry mill. So their way of hunting for the killer is to test each uniform for traces of the gas eh. Still it is odd that princess will be joining them though. Testing each piece of clothing that is there will take some time though. Though fictional this episode is a good example of what work in the 18th century is like. Hmm so the woman here are not lazy but rather they are letting the machinary rest because its crap and has a tendesy to overheat eh. The girls don't seem to have a high opinion of the manager though. Princess never loses her composure even when facing such a rude person eh. Wow Princess really is kind and also fast thinking in deciding to purchase the mill straight away. Ange's persona of Alice sure is funny and was used to great effect in defending princess. Its nice that the girls decided to fix the machines at the mill and at the same time relocate them as this will allow them to do their jobs but also to allow the workers to work there safely. Wow princess and the girls really managed to make some great changes to the mill's working area. Princess's positive attitude really is amazing sometimes. But its nice seeing all the changes that the girls are making to the mill though and im sure it will help improve its efficiency as well. That working song really was impressive though. And wow they managed to do a whole weeks work that easily as a result of the improved machines and the new techniques. Hmm deciding to wash the miners clothes to earn more money when the army's clothes are done eh. Smart move and using the girls at the mill to promote was interesting too. Dorothy really gets on well with everyone doesn't she lol. Hmm its impressive that princess managed to increased the mills revenue that much in such a short time though. The song that Chise taught really is catchy. Chise seems to have bonded well with the head of the girls though. Though they managed to take out the target its too bad that they had to leave the mill though. Hmm Marilla really will be the ideal choice for the new foreman though since she knows the mill inside out and gets on well with the girls as well. |
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| Ange with the delinquent cover XD They succeed in their mission against the poison killer by working in the laundry place but they don't even say goodbye except the princess :'( |
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| A lighter episode, but still an enjoyable one. This time all of the spies were involved. "How are we going to move all this machinery?" Ange: "I got my ball of hax." Everything is better with singing! Nice to see the state of the citizens and their struggle in maintaining their lives. Looks like Charlotte, Chise, and Dorothy gave them new hope. Does Charlotte still own the laundry factory? If she does, yay a new source of income! The only thing I found hard to believe is Chise deflecting bullets with an Iron. But this kind of thing seems to happen throughout the series, so I'll let it be. |
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LOL! I think you win the quote of the day. xD That ball sure is a hax tool. Ange cheating too much, the ball needz a nerf. As for the Episode, it was very sweet. I wish we could see more of those laundry girls again someday... but most likely not. x3 |
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| Pretty nice and calm episode this time. They managed to save a company and the girls working there while doing their mission. Surely makes you smile, moments like these. |
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| That... happens in the Kingdom, right? So why do the laundry workers not know Pricilla is their Princess? She maybe is the Meaningless Princess or something like that, but I thought that was just bcs she has to sit 4th on the line to the throne. Very big plot hole that I expect to get solved sometime in the past (erm I mean: in future episodes, but in the previous cases) Also Princess needs to stop treating this as a game. She can be brave is she wants, but there's a big difference between being brave and being so stupid to endanger another, way bigger, operation than this one episode. |
ScoomKun said: Revvie-chan said: Also Princess needs to stop treating this as a game. She can be brave is she wants, but there's a big difference between being brave and being so stupid to endanger another, way bigger, operation than this one episode. I don't know which part of this episode you are talking about here though. the part where she bought the whole laundry mill. it's very like her, but one little f*** up and that dude Frankie (who probably is a very little part of the Duke's great "empire") can just spoil that to his boss, and his boss to his boss, so far and so forth the Duke will find out, and that would endanger her friends, including Ange (especially Ange, actually.) |
| This was filler. I gotta be honest. While the story within the episode isn't a bad one. It was nice to see the girls care about the mill and help it get back on its feet. But this episode didn't do anything for the plot like the others did. The action and mystery of this episode was also pretty light. It has its moments and highlights, but overall the episode was disappointing, but enjoyable filler. |
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ScoomKun said: Revvie-chan said: the part where she bought the whole laundry mill. it's very like her, but one little f*** up and that dude Frankie (who probably is a very little part of the Duke's great "empire") can just spoil that to his boss, and his boss to his boss, so far and so forth the Duke will find out, and that would endanger her friends, including Ange (especially Ange, actually.) For all her calm and kind demeanor Princess is a very calculating woman, at least that is my impression of her. She likely considered those factors before taking action. I wouldn't really call her "calm" bcs it's more like she's raised the way she is, but yeah she's supposed to be calculative. I'll love it if the anime tries to underline that side of her more (instead of her brave princess side, bcs we've seen those kinds of princesses all the time in fiction.) |
| Another great episode. Ange as a delinquent as so funny. Goes to show that the girls are more than just spies, they are still human beings. I thought it was great how they all helped out those girls in laundry mill. I wonder if that pimp guy will get beaten up by everyone by the time this show ends. |
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| Unlike the previous episodes of the show, we have finally got an episode with a happy and joyous ending. Considering the last couple of episodes' tragic story, I think this was a wonderful and most welcome change of events. Of course, however, this episode itself had moments in the show that were prominent and magnificent. Lol, Ange's delinquent mode, though, was just brilliant. Why hasn't she won an Oscars, like seriously? 😂 As for Chiaki, it's great to see her get along with the other workers of the mill and form friendships with them. Sweet episode! 5/5 |
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omwg said: Atavistic said: Wow, talk about a hell of a lot of sloppy spy work this episode, from the Princess buying the mill (seriously, how did that not break their cover?) to Dorothy not being remotely worried about that debt collector guy noticing her and blowing their cover as well, not to mention Chise beating up that guy without taking any precautions to prevent others from seeing her in action. Also, how convenient that the random soldier just so happened to give the bad guy's uniform in to be washed when the bad guy always washes it himself; you'd think he'd take more precautions to prevent such a thing from happening, but evidently not. Also, I am not accepting a bullet-proof iron. That is bullshit of the highest caliber. This episode is case 16, last week's episode is case 18 so this is the first time Dorothy saw the loan shark (whether or not he saw her is another question because she was standing outside looking through the window with the other workers). If you look at the background carefully the dude came in when the workers were on break. No one expected Marilla or the guy to show up at the factory during that time. And what do you suggest Chise do? Close the door while fighting him? The random soldier was his roommate so it's totally possible for him to give the workers his uniform when he saw it lying on the bed. The other friend literally mocked the killer for always washing the clothes himself too "What? Have to do it the way Mummy taught you?" The dude shouldn't have let his guard down that day and maybe he was confident that his friends wouldn't touch his uniform but guys can be jerks sometimes. In that case, why didn't she react in that episode instead then? Sure, maybe he didn't see her, but she saw him and doesn't strictly have a way to know whether he actually saw her or not. Furthermore, this is a perfect example of why it's annoying for this show to keep messing with its episode order for no reason, as if the episodes were in chronological order there wouldn't be any reason for confusion. |
Atavistic said: In that case, why didn't she react in that episode instead then? Sure, maybe he didn't see her, but she saw him and doesn't strictly have a way to know whether he actually saw her or not. Furthermore, this is a perfect example of why it's annoying for this show to keep messing with its episode order for no reason, as if the episodes were in chronological order there wouldn't be any reason for confusion. While it's easy to miss it in episode 6 as we aren't aware, if you see Dorothy's reaction when she sees the loan shark on episode 6 at around 7m50s, it seems like she did recognize him. |
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| I wasn't sure what to expect when going into this episode because so far this each individual episode has been either amazing or laugh-out-loud bad, so I was actually taking notes for this one. It had quite a few positives. Marilla was a pretty interesting character who seemed complex enough to have her own story, as well as a good dynamic with Chise. A character we haven't even known for half an hour who probably won't appear in the show again, is getting character development with one of our main cast. That's awesome. There are also those little world-building remarks the show likes to slip in to make this place seem a bit more believable. In this case, it's that some of the workers can't read. It adds a bit of depth and is believable for the time. I do have a few negatives but they're mostly minor. Things like their aliases being terrible, or that we can still see Marilla's right eye despite her hair completely covering it up. As for major complaints I've only got two. One: Why does nobody recognise the princess. We know this universe has photography so shouldn't she appear at least slightly familiar to the workers? Two: Why was this a job for spies? In terms of a case, there was no reason for them to send in spies to look for the killer in secret, when the police could have done the job faster with no need for secrecy. Overall, still a good episode, and I really hope the series can keep up this level off quality for it's last few episodes |
| So they went back to one of the earlier cases for a more lighthearted episode after the tragedy of last week. It was a good choice if you ask me. Found it quite enjoyable to watch girls doing the laundry for some reason, and all the adjustments made to improve upon their livelihood after the Princess bought out the laundry shop, as well as the improvements made within the shop itself, were a joy to see from a business admin major's perspective. Boosting profits by over 200% and making the process so efficient that you finish a week's worth of work within a days time is a crazy feat. They even incorporated some of that Japanese production line mentality in there as well. In the end, they managed to catch the terrorist as well. Ange and her team bringing in the expertise and leaving the girls in a better position than before they came in, was the epitome of a great business case study performed in motion. Absolutely loved it all. And now I'm wondering just why the goons from last episode, the ones trying to heckle the foreman in this one, didn't recognize Dorothy or Beatrice last week... |
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TheGreatMizuti said: As for major complaints I've only got two. One: Why does nobody recognise the princess. We know this universe has photography so shouldn't she appear at least slightly familiar to the workers? Two: Why was this a job for spies? In terms of a case, there was no reason for them to send in spies to look for the killer in secret, when the police could have done the job faster with no need for secrecy. The killer was a Kingdom soldier killing Commonwealth supporters inside the Kingdom. As Beatrice mention on episode 3, the Kingdom's police is under the Duke of Normandy so they can't rely on them. While it didn't seem like the Duke was backing the guy up, chances are he was at least ordered the police to overlook him like not making a real effort to capture the guy. Apparently on a radio show the staff answered that they didn't need to hide the Princess face because while most people who received full education knows her, those in the laundry didn't receive sufficient education, had a low literacy rate to read newspapers so they wouldn't recognize her. |
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chaosprophet said: TheGreatMizuti said: As for major complaints I've only got two. One: Why does nobody recognise the princess. We know this universe has photography so shouldn't she appear at least slightly familiar to the workers? Two: Why was this a job for spies? In terms of a case, there was no reason for them to send in spies to look for the killer in secret, when the police could have done the job faster with no need for secrecy. The killer was a Kingdom soldier killing Commonwealth supporters inside the Kingdom. As Beatrice mention on episode 3, the Kingdom's police is under the Duke of Normandy so they can't rely on them. While it didn't seem like the Duke was backing the guy up, chances are he was at least ordered the police to overlook him like not making a real effort to capture the guy. Apparently on a radio show the staff answered that they didn't need to hide the Princess face because while most people who received full education knows her, those in the laundry didn't receive sufficient education, had a low literacy rate to read newspapers so they wouldn't recognize her. Okay, I was mistaken on the police point, but you don't need to be literate or educated to recognise a face. Even if some of the girls couldn't read, they can still recognise her from photographs, and considering she's a princess, there's bound to be a lot of them. |
uchimaki131 said: L-Ryoshi said: And now I'm wondering just why the goons from last episode, the ones trying to heckle the foreman in this one, didn't recognize Dorothy or Beatrice last week... About that - This episode is Case 16 while the Case last week was 18 - Hence The foreman didn't recognise them :) Actually, that's what I meant. If last week's case was after this one, then there would have been a possibility that the debt collectors would have seen them here, and hence recognized them in last week's episode. |
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