i have no idea what you're talking about

>>5411
Watch her show.

It was at this moment that Osanai snapped

>>5414
Dear god what the fuck happened here.
Somebody is going to die.

>>5415
>Somebody is going to die.
They said there were no stakes. Who's laughing now?

What does this face mean?

The eater. She eats.

>>5420
We have so much in common.

This season has made me pay more attention to what’s going on than I was during the first and it’s making me regret not giving it my full attention originally. Osanai is such a fascinating character and the dialogue probably surpasses Monogatari, things are actually moving too which gives the otherwise mundane setting quite the intrigue.

At some point I really need to rewatch the whole thing.

She keeps her men in the dark.

>>5423
>At some point I really need to rewatch the whole thing.
Yeah, same. Especially Osanai, there were probably signs of her stopping her norm act in the first season too. Such a well done mysterious creature.

>>5423
I think I'll have to return to S1 as well. Watching it the idea you get is that what was pulling Kobato away from normality was his knack for pursuing mysteries, but if the real antithesis was Osanai's unrepentant abnormality, well, we'll have to see how this develops.

>>5410
>what would you have done to avoid ending up in any of the positions outlined above?
Just pick her up and kiss the bitch. Whether she likes it or not.

Went looking at some norm sites to see if the rating for the second season has skyrocketed and I'm sad that it doesn't seem so, it's been such a wild ride so far that I have to wonder what people don't see in it. Also noticed there's still some people speculating about who's behind the fires instead of why Osanai is starting them and for what purpose. Is that really still a question at this point?

>>5598
Osanai-san wouldn't do something like that. Look how small and cute she is!

>>5598
She basically gave herself away in the latest episode. Surprised redhead fag didn't realize it was his girlfriend the moment he learned where the fire had taken place.
Is this all Osanai's plot to have Urino take the blame? What is she doing this for? So she can burn the van without making it seem like that was the sole purpose of the burnings? This show's really good.

>>5601
I was surprised by that too. It seemed almost like teasing and begging to be caught on Osanai's part, but maybe in her own way she's toying with what she thinks to be the limits of Urino's investigative ability. Remember this guy read one paper and came up with his conclusion for the arson. That's one thing I need to go back and look at again though, were the first and second real arson by Osanai or just a coincidence? I think I'm leaning more towards by Osanai given the timetable of 9 months since Kobato's been dating the norm chick. Plenty of time for her to set up her plan and hear from Urino about the arson hazards. Although she really was treading on thin ice with the call this episode, it may cause some issues soon.

>So she can burn the van without making it seem like that was the sole purpose of the burnings?
I think this is what I'm leaning towards as well. But then why continue afterwards? I missed who the bikes were from if it was stated but maybe that might explain things as well.

>>5602
>why continue afterwards
To hide it in the middle of other unrelated arsons, is my thinking. Starting with the van would bring up suspicion, ending with the van could bring up suspicion, but if it were in the middle of a lot of similar cases, it wouldn't be as suspicious.

>>5602
>But then why continue afterwards?
Because the actual arsonist has their own motives, Osanai was just encouraging the idea and slipped at least one of the targets in there. It's either friend-kun doing it so the newspaper has stuff to write about or a firefighter upset the stations aren't taking his drill schedule seriously. She's just keeping an eye on things, but right now she's mirroring Kobato in that they're both playing mind games with their partner just for the fun of it.

>>5684
Oh, huh. I actually hadn't considered that. Osanai stringing along the actual arsonist as well to do her dirty work does sound like a plausibility. Maybe even moreso than her starting the fires herself since she can't be tied down directly to anything for it.

This latest episode was great.
I was getting impatient waiting for something to happen, and oh boy did something happen.
Red haired fag got DESTROYED by Osanai, AND got called a filthy NORM.
That was fun to watch, her completely dismantling his little theory about the "fireman" (lame name from a lamer). No doubt every little detail that the red haired fag thought was evidence of Osanai's involvement with the fires was all planted by Osanai too. All to get him to confront her, so she could show him how dumb he is. She's ruthlessly evil, and I love her for it.
Then there was the little interaction she had with Jogoro towards the start of the episode, showing the two are just made for each other. Not only did red haired fag get his existence destroyed, he got ntr'd too.
AOTS for sure.