Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister - Episode 2 Review

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Welcome back, anime fans! Episode 2 of Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister has dropped, and we’re diving straight into the chaos, laughs, and some heartwarming moments. This episode brought even more character development, fun interactions, and a few memorable comedic moments that you won’t want to miss.

Let’s break down what went down this week!

Uryu’s Escape from the Chaos

After just two episodes, our main protagonist, Uryu, decides he’s had enough. Yes, that’s right. Two episodes in and he’s already looking to step away from the craziness of living with the Amagami sisters. Uryu, being surrounded by potential love interests and constantly bombarded with chores, decides that studying for medical school is more important than staying at the shrine.

But of course, the Amagami sisters won’t let him leave so easily.

The Little Comedic Moments That Shine

One of the standout scenes from Episode 2 is the group of little kids commenting on the sisters’ bodies with brutal honesty. "Big boobs" and "small boobs" became the episode's humorous highlights, reminding us how kids often say the most unexpected things. It’s moments like these that keep the tone light and fun amidst all the romantic tension.

A Growing Harem?

Besides the Amagami sisters, Uryu seems to have even more ladies entering the picture. His childhood friend, who’s got a bit of a tomboyish vibe, and an older doctor figure—his foster mom, Mahiru—are both getting more screen time. The harem aspect is building, but Episode 2 hints that the story could go in unexpected directions.

Is Uryu unknowingly creating a harem of supportive women around him? It’s starting to look like it! Either way, his interactions with these characters are becoming more entertaining as the plot develops.

The Sisters’ Unique Charms

Each of the Amagami sisters continues to develop their own personalities. Yuna, the oldest sister, seems to be taking a more practical approach, even challenging Uryu with chores to push him away. Meanwhile, Asahi and Yae bring their own quirks, with Asahi’s clumsy nature and Yae’s carefree attitude providing balance to the trio.

Yuna's calculated attempts to push Uryu away backfire hilariously, as Uryu’s skills make light work of her "tests," be it cooking with minimal ingredients or tidying up Yae's messy art studio.

A Heartwarming Foster Home Visit

The episode takes a surprising emotional turn when Uryu visits his foster home, where we meet Mahiru, the caring and strong doctor figure in Uryu's life. This scene sheds light on Uryu’s backstory, revealing his motivation to become a doctor and the deep respect he holds for Mahiru. The kids at the foster home immediately point out the differences between the Amagami sisters, leading to some playful teasing, but there’s also a sense of warmth and family bonding.

Looking Ahead to the Marriage Interview

As the episode closes, the stage is set for what’s sure to be an entertaining marriage interview next week. The tension between the sisters and Uryu is building, and it seems like the story is about to dive even deeper into the romantic dynamics between the characters. Will Uryu end up tied to one of the Amagami sisters, or is this love story taking another direction?

We’ll have to wait and see!

Final Thoughts

Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister Episode 2 brings more laughs, more character development, and continues to flesh out the relationships that will drive the series forward. With a harem slowly growing and comedic elements taking center stage, it’s clear that this romcom isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

Looking forward to next week's episode to see where this wild ride takes us next!

Did you enjoy Episode 2? Share your thoughts in the comments below and stay tuned for more reviews in my next episode review.


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