Fumoffu and the Second Raid

[Ark]

I have two questions.

1) In the Fumoffu rugbu episode what's the kettle and sailor outfit that kaname has to wear about?

2) In TSR are we supposed to know who Wraith is?

Thanx.

[mdauben]

Originally Posted by Ark

1) In the Fumoffu rugbu episode what's the kettle and sailor outfit that kaname has to wear about?

No idea. I assumed it was some sort of japanese cultural reference but I am not familiar with it.

2) In TSR are we supposed to know who Wraith is?

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I is kind of vague, but she is a member of the Mithril Intelegence Deparment, who was originally assigned to watch Chidori in place of Sasuke. She is disguised as the chunky "Man" who Chidori meets on the roof top just before the attack by Leonard Testarossa, and at the end of the series she is the one playing games by the shining the laser designator into the room where Sasuke is, casusing him to over-react as usual.

Some of this detail is from the original light novels, as Wraith's presense and background isn't clearly explained in the anime.

[lmc87]

Originally Posted by Ark

I have two questions.

1) In the Fumoffu rugbu episode what's the kettle and sailor outfit that kaname has to wear about?

Thanx.

its probably mdauben said, some cultural reference.

[max|mus]

I have a question regarding fumoffu since we are on the subject. (Spoilers follow)

What's the deal with the last episode? Mainly the exchange between Souske (sp?) and Chidori. It seems he wants her to take off her clothes because of the "virus" that spread throughout the school, but the dialog just doesn't seem to fit. Meanwhile Chidori is under the impression that they are going to actually do it. I don't know. I've watched it two times and it still confuses me. I can pretend I understand it, but I'd like the anime to explain it clearly. BTW this is the DVD subs not some fansub I am talking about, so it's possible there is a error in translation.

Even when I watched it with a friend he was confused to the actual meaning as well. I can't remember specific dialog, but it made Souske seem totally serious on them actually doing it. Then he finds out later what the virus really was, but this was after the fact he already told Chidori to get undressed. But everything about him and his personality says he is not capable of being that forward. He barely manages to hug her in the last episode of TSR yet can demand Chidori take her clothes off and get ready for him? Something seems off.

[DazarGaidin]

I think the manual he had been trying to read thru the episode gave instructions on what to do if infected, but he wasn't sure specifically why or all the effects.

She was definitely under the impression he wanted to have a 'last moment on earth" moment, but of course Souske was oblivious that she would think that.

[mdauben]

Originally Posted by max|mus

What's the deal with the last episode? Mainly the exchange between Souske (sp?) and Chidori. It seems he wants her to take off her clothes because of the "virus" that spread throughout the school, but the dialog just doesn't seem to fit.

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The "virus" is a bacteriological weapon that attacks synthetic fabrics, so he wants her to take off the clothes that are about to disintigrate and get behind the curtains so she won't be embaressed when it happens (He first discovered that from reading the manual that came with the virus, the phone conversation later was just to explain it to the viewer). She of course does not realize this, and thinks the "virus" is lethal and that he wants to make love to her before they die.

[lmc87]

Originally Posted by mdauben

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The "virus" is a bacteriological weapon that attacks synthetic fabrics, so he wants her to take off the clothes that are about to disintigrate and get behind the curtains so she won't be embaressed when it happens (He first discovered that from reading the manual that came with the virus, the phone conversation later was just to explain it to the viewer). She of course does not realize this, and thinks the "virus" is lethal and that he wants to make love to her before they die.

Stop beating me to the punch It's as Mdauben said. In that scene i wouldn't expect Souske to act in any other way.

[max|mus]

I think it's the phone call afterwards that through me off. It made it seem like he didn't get it till after the call, but that makes sense what you said. I always figured that is what it was, but it's like they shuffled the last few scenes or lines of dialog that made you go "huh?"