Episode 6



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This was like a lesson on what not to do online. It was kind of ironic because it was such a tiny, zero budget production, so at the end of the day, nobody would really care. It would have hardly changed anything if Akane wasn't so eager to keep delving into that scummy feedback. The only real problem was her agency, which probably isn't doing well financially and is thus too desperate to get everything out of its idols, to the point of using the idols in productions they were ill suited for. It's quite obvious Akane shouldn't have participated in that unscripted reality show. Every scene of her showed she's a person who needs to prepare and train well beforehand (which is why she's taking notes all the time). That's the opposite of what that reality TV production required. I imagine she's now fired from her agency. That, of course, allows her to be recruited by Saitou's company. It's pure karma that Aqua's the one getting all the girls to fill the ranks. After all, he's the one who stopped Ruby from joining other agencies out there.

Now that it's over, I wonder if Aqua really gets any usable information. I imagine not. It would be too soon. Or maybe he gets merely a hint that will take a whole lot of work and time to figure out.