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The team assembles around a new roundtable to discuss how to complete the four quests and stop Billy and Under. To help with this, Juiz orders Andy and Fuuko to find a book said to show both the past and future. 19"Undead + Unluck"
Transliteration: "Andeddo + Anrakku" (Japanese: あんでっど+あんらっく)Jirō FujimotoSei TsugutaJirō FujimotoFebruary 17, 2024 (2024-02-17) Juiz reveals that the book is actually Fuuko's favorite manga series, To You, From Me, and demonstrates how certain story arcs detail past events, like the alien invasion and fight with Spoil. Juiz believes that the raw manuscript was actually made via use of an Artifact that the author, Anno Un, used. Andy decides the best plan is to infiltrate the manga's production office with a copy of their own manga. Together with other Union members, Fuuko creates her own manga about the first time she and Andy met titled Undead + Unluck. Fuuko heads into the office and convinces her tour guide, Tahioka, to allow her to see the raw manuscript, confirming its creation via an Artifact. She also learns that there are other story arcs that were not published that talks about Billy's betrayal, the four active quests, and Andy's past. Tahioka then calls Anno Un and allows Fuuko to talk to them to set up a meeting in Canada. Fuuko leaves the office as Nico erases all memory of her being there. 20"Anno Un"
(Japanese: 安野雲)Tatsuya Kyōgoku & Shō SugawaraSei TsugutaMamoru KurosawaFebruary 24, 2024 (2024-02-24) Andy and Fuuko are fighting Under to capture UMA Autumn when Fuuko is killed by Unseen.

Such a slimy man, I feel repulsed every time his scene comes on.
He's meant to be a eunuch, but I'm going to bet it turns out he isn't actually one, because there's no way the writers are going to have a love interest without gonads. Also, can a person without testosterone be such a pest?
(Disclaimer: I've not read the manga and have no plans to - so I'm just going off the anime) Reviewer’s Rating: 6 What did you think of this review? Nice 0 Love it 0 Funny 0 Confusing 0 Informative 0 Well-written 0 Creative 0More reviews by bunnymai (5) Show allRead moreShow lessOpen Gift Report Jan 12, 2024 zhopsi Not Recommended FunnyPreliminary (13/24 eps) It's a good production but it's too predictable, boring and over rated.
Each character development is linear and silly, I tried to see it as much as I could because of the hype but I have fallen asleep in the last 3 episodes.
The story seems unique and interesting to me, that's perhaps the main reason to start the anime. But the characters are the biggest problem.

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