LogFAQs > #965815391

He's fighting that black haired lady in ep. 3. While "summoning up the courage to fight" or some such, Subaru turned to the camera and said, "and for those at home" or something dumb.

For a guy who should have been in Madoka Magica mode by now, Subaru kept acting like a tit. The writing kept doing this wink and nod stuff, and drove me up a wall. I just never understood what the show was trying to go for. It has moments of brutal edginess centered around a weird "say everything aloud so even the five years old understand this is what we're doing" meta humor.