This YouTube video talks about how Akira was a terrible boyfriend. Now I'm not agreeing or disagreeing. I admit Akira has his flaws and is immature but nothing that would make him terrible. What are you guys' opinions? Although the video is a bit inaccurate as the YouTuber admitted he didn't finish the anime and didn't read the Manga.
Video discussion of Akira is at 0:45-8:48
Okay, I know I'm not in the wrong here. It just doesn't make any sense but my parents are just exaggerating. So a while ago when I was leaving the store this girl who looked around my age I think seemingly was waving at me. I didn't waved back because I don't know her and I was sure she wasn't waving at me. Turns out she was waving at her friend who was behind me. Yeah, I didn't care. Why should I care? I don't know that person so I didn't waved back. Guess what happened next? My parents lectured me, saying how rude that was of me for not waving back. I told them that girl wasn't waving at me and I don't know her. But my parents said it didn't matter if she wasn't waving at me, it was still rude not to wave back. What? That doesn't make any sense. I get my parents want me to be more social and be more polite but there wasn't anything here to do. My parents and I argued back and forth as they still believed it was rude of me to not waved back. I know I'm not in the wrong. I'm not going to make a fool of myself just to be polite. What do you guys think?
I don't know what to call this title. Anyways I remembered when I was a kid after I finished Zero no Tsukaima I looked up fanfiction of it to fulfill that void of finishing the anime. One fanfiction I found that I liked was called A Little Magical Problem, I think. Written by someone called Chocolate Cream Cheesecake or was it Strawberry Chocolate Cream Cheesecake? I don't remember. Anyways the fanfiction is supposed to take place around season 2 in the anime. As usually Saito and Louise were arguing. Saito tripped and accidentally fell on top of Siesta then Louise caught them. Just like always. Saito chases after Louise claiming it was a misunderstanding but Louise wasn't having any of it. But then Saito and Louise found a lost little girl crying. Louise tried to calm her down but then the little girl hugged Louise calling her mommy then she called Saito daddy. Of course they were confused. The little girl's name was Ayumi, I believe but I could be wrong. It turns out she's from the future. Saito and Louise are her parents in the future and she's their daughter. Which is why she called present Saito and present Louise daddy and mommy. Ayumi was sent back in time to protect her as there are some people who want a gem that Ayumi has inside her eye. The fanfiction wasn't all that good because there were mistakes. Such as Saito texting someone. There was also Louise opening a portal to Tokyo so her, Saito, and Ayumi could escape in order to be safe. This is supposed to be season 2 Louise, she can't open a portal because she doesn't know World Door yet, and when Louise did learned it in season 4 she was only able to open a portal to Tokyo because of Saito using Lífþrasir to boost Louise's magic and make an mental image of his home to open a portal to Earth. Things like that. I tried looking it up but nothing. But it did had a good idea even if there were mistakes
Now I always had a love and hate relationship with Louise from Zero no Tsukaima. I got to admit she's probably one of the worst Tsunderes and when it seemed like she was going to changed, she doesn't. I never got her. Now yes, Saito himself wasn't innocent as he would let his perverted side get the best of him. I mean what even were Saito and Louise's relationship? Were they lover? Because it seemed to me that maybe not, especially when Louise denies their relationship and even hits Saito if people accidentally catch them. Louise had some redeeming qualities but they would always get ruined just for a stupid joke. Like the ending of season 2. After Louise cried over the death of Saito, she was so happy to see him return only for it to get ruined 3 minutes later for a stupid joke. Or that time in the hot springs episode where Saito and Louise were finally about to get intimate Saito accidentally touched Tiffa's chest and of course Louise got angry, oh come on, that wasn't even Saito's fault. Now season 4 episode 11 was the moment I stopped hating Louise. There's an Ancient Dragon that's too powerful to just be defeated but Henrietta let Louise know they'll all team up and fight. Even if they die, at least they died trying to protect their world Halkeginia. Louise agreed but Saito doesn't belong in this world. After overhearing Saito talked about using a fighter jet that might break the skin of the Ancient Dragon, Louise decided to help open a portal to Saito's world to get one. Using the new power Saito had of Lífþrasir Louise was able to open a portal to Earth. Saito was ready to go in but Louise stayed and just smiled. Before telling Saito that she loved him in front of other people and said goodbye. Letting him go and closed the portal. Louise tricked him. Louise wanted Saito to live his life even if it isn't with her. Louise truly cared about Saito that she let him go. At this point Louise didn't care if Saito chooses her or not at the end. She just wanted him safe. I guess despite Louise's many flaws. There was some growth at the end. I can't imagine season 1 Louise doing that. She denied her feelings towards Saito. She didn't wanted him to go when Saito found a way back home. Louise just pretended she didn't care and fired him. Believing he would leave. But this Louise was the one who let him go and she even told him she loved him in front of other people. As far as both of them knew, there was no way back and Louise truly believed that was the last time she will ever see Saito. It seemed even Tiffa realized Louise loved Saito deep down more than she ever did because if she didn't then she wouldn't have let him go.
I used to enjoy Familiar of Zero, well minus for Louise always getting angry at Saito. While sometimes Saito ask for it as he enjoys provoking her but other times Saito doesn't do anything wrong. Like Louise gets mad at Saito for things that weren't his fault such as if another girl hugs Saito without his consent and Louise hits him. Besides it's not as if Saito and Louise were dating, especially during season 1. They were just Master and Familiar. But I do like how it ends with them getting married at the end. Despite the anime many flaws, it was the only Harem anime that ends with the main character actually picks someone that I seen so far. And the final season of the anime is the only one that ends with Saito and Louise finally getting along instead of Louise chasing Saito for things that weren't Saito's fault. I liked how it ended with them finally becoming official and getting along. I like to believe that after that, Louise apologizes for everything and promises things will be different now. She won't hit him, she won't whip him, cast explosion on him, or call him a dog again. She'll treat him as her husband first and Familiar second. And won't get mad at him for things that aren't his fault. He can look at other girls if he wants but Louise must always be Saito's number one. Saito forgives her and let's her know that why would he want to look at other girls when he's married to the cutest girl in both Halkeginia and Earth. Kirche, Siesta, Henrietta, Tiffania, Tabitha, they all mean nothing to him now. They all even promised to stay away from Saito and move on. Siesta is still Saito's maid but that's all their relationship will be while Tiffania is no longer Saito's master since he lost his Lífprasir runes. They'll all be just friends, that's it. Although Louise still doesn't trust them so she decides to take her and Saito to Tokyo to live with Saito's family. But Saito does want something from Louise to make up for everything he went through for her. He wants to be the Master and Louise be the Familiar now that they're going to live in Saito's world. Louise seeing no other choice agrees. She is his now, and he is hers. That angry cat deserves to be punished.