I hate what this scene implicates.

Well, I called it well before this sequel came out, but the series’ token gothic loli, Yin, is dead. Which is awful because she made the show worth watching. I am so depressed now, because I was looking forward to more Yin cosplay. Now with no more outlet for his sexual frustration Hei must move on and look for another Russian child to molest. Unfortunately for Suou, this means she’s the prime candidate; being the protagonist for the sequel and all.

Hei can smell rape from a mile away.

Hei doesn't believe in candlelit dinners and candy!

So far, the show has been proving to be a real downer, and lacks the liveliness and amiability the first show had; but the animation quality is superb and what appears to be a promising story is emerging from amidst all the deadpan comedy.  But its only vice is simply how misleading everything appears. The opening promises gothic loli twins and anti-tank guns, but so far I see the same old bull from the first series. Granted, the setting and pretense is different so perhaps this will lead into something a little more along my preference. Still, the lack of Yin makes me weep.

Say hello to my little friend.

Who are you guys? And what are you doing in my opening animation?

 I guess the only thing left to do is wait and seep for the dashi to settle and the flavor to come out.