“Sorry I was late.” Mori’s eyes dropped back down to the floor. Hikaru and Kaoru jumped, surprised that Mori’s glare was that of a monster. “Sorry, senpai! We were just making sure the lady was comfortable,” they shrugged, but quickly rushed off to their own tables. (Y/N)’s eyes shot up at the sound of a deep voice, smiling when she saw Mori-senpai standing in front of them. “I would be very careful if I were you-” Kyoya hadn’t even looked up from his notepad but his warning was clear. “Wouldn’t you want two men to dote on your every desire?” Kaoru whispered into her ear. “You know, two is always better than one.” Hikaru snickered, touching her cheek gently, grinning when he felt how warm she was. (Y/N) jump a bit in surprise as she felt their warm skin on hers, and then their lips on the back of her hand. “Hello, Hikaru, Kaoru.” She laughed, having seen their flirty act before with other girls. She said hello to Kyoya to ‘check in’, made friendly small talk with him as she scanned the room for her usual hosts. Mori had been waking Honey up from a nap, so (Y/N) didn’t have anyone to greet her right at the door. Then Hikaru and Kaoru made the mistake of flirting with the girl. He’d bring Honey’s favourite cake, and her favourite cake to the table every day, as if they were the only ones available. He’d straighten his already straight posture when she smiled at him. Mori would wait by the door and only sit down when she got there. Then Haruhi started to notice the subtle changes in his behaviour. Not that it was any use to him, but Kyoya made a note of it anyways. At first, Kyoya thought Mori was getting sick…but Mori never got sick. Then he’d sneak a glance at her hair, her eyes, and he’d listen intently to her laugh, her funny responses.īut then Kyoya started to notice how red his ears got and how it spread to his cheeks. His eyes started dropping lower to the ground, except when he thought no one was looking. But whenever (Y/N) walked into the room, Mori’s grip tightened a bit if he was holding Honey. It was subtle at first and only Honey could really tell. And if that still isn’t enough, there’s always the harem hilarity of Kimi no Koto ga Daidaidaidaidaisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo, the dramatic historical Kusuriya no Hitorigoto, or the always pleasant countryside adventures in Mahoutsukai no Yome to round matters out.įall might herald the beginning of winter for many, but when it comes to anime it could easily be a season for the ages.Even though he never said much, everyone knew (eventually) that Takashi Morinozuka was in love. Like things more on the down low? Give the eagerly awaited Sousou no Frieren a whirl, look into the manhua adaptation fun of Kikansha no Mahou wa Tokubetsu desu, or take a peek at the truly unknown OVERTAKE and Megumi no Daigo: Kyuukoku no Orange.

Need some adrenaline-fuelled pulp action to whet the appetite? Best be sure Dead Mount Death Play’s second half, Yoko Taro’s anime original battle royale KamiErabi, or the fantasy flavoured chaos of Ragna Crimson will more than meet the needs. STONE, Tokyo Revengers, and SPY x FAMILY aren’t enough to keep the hype train going, continuations to Goblin Slayer, Shield Hero, and Eminence in Shadow should more than do the trick. If the return of multi-season titans in Dr. As if a sign to show why you never mess with fall anime no fewer than 58 (!) shows populate this season, with everything from tried and true fan favourites to hotly anticipated adaptations and even some very intriguing originals guaranteed to make their mark.

You know fall is here when the days grow shorter, the mornings cooler, school starts up, and anime, well, comes on in force.

Mori senpai from ohshc