Family values, ladies and gentlemen! They come full circle in this episode.
--Should I question a toy collector who wants a USED toy? :sly: The collector's value is gone if a kid played with it extensively before he owned it. But then again, if this fandom has taught me anything, there are all kinds of collecting. And if Toy Story has taught me anything, if you have the money, toys can be renewed to their original luster. ...Okay, now I am just over thinking it. :shakefist
--Okay, that father has it coming, but should I question the parenting methods if the son volunteers himself to do homework? He must be doing SOMETHING right! At that age, you couldn't get me to do homework on my own unless someone was there to help me get through it. :disappoin
--Kicked in the fellas and still fights evil. Nitoh, I salute you. You have proven yourself a true man today. :nipponlove:
--Yeah, I know where this is going... Haruto, let the boy go. If a father can make peace with the death of his son, losing his son's toy will be like a drop in the ocean. :shrug:
--I am liking Mayu's henshin jingle! Similar yet different. :anime:
--Wow, never thought Shunpei of all people would be the voice of reason. And I agree with him!
--Breaking that toy to knock some sense into him! That's even better than physical violence like I was suggesting! Way to go teacher!

--Fueki didn't save Koyomi, and Sora become even more of a complicated character... Not the ending I was expecting.

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