Believe in the Night

One thing that does really stand out to me on my rewatch of re:zero is the managment of information the audience recieves specifically reguarding the history of the world and the characters. It's done in a way that is very compelling to me by managing to juggle having a completely incurious protagonist in a world that is constantly just waving signs with questions on them at the audience without that feeling deeply frustrating as that pitch sounds on paper.

She really is keiichi maebara

the things mutuals do to each other aren't even weird it's literally normal to do all that to mutuals

if I don't get some quick wins with archives I'm going to kill [remembers that suicide hyperboles can seem bad bad] not myself of course but [remembers that such statements are not always a desire for death but for a radical change in circumstance] I am going to start the industrial revolution

little miss auditory processing disorder would like you to repeat what you just said then immediately respond to you before you finish

you meet a cute girl who wants to hypnotise you and you go in expecting some sex stuff but she mostly just has you relax there for a bit which is a little disappointing but its still always great to spend time with an old friend