TenPuru - Episode 12 [END] - Kiki Points to Moon

Kiki pointed to the moon with her finger to illustrate a Buddhist tenet for Akemitsu. Do you look at the moon or the finger?

Oh. This season finale will punch us in the feels. Why are they still hiding the Aoba mother’s eyes? We know where Tsukina went after she left the Crescent Moon Temple. Aw. Yuzuki regrets shouting at Akemitsu. Whoops. Akemitsu does not look as torn up about their fight. I see pangs of jealousy coming from Yuzuki! Akemitsu also wants to apologize, but this TenPuru season finale will drag that out. Yuzuki is acting like a teenager avoiding a confrontation. Kiki recognized the signs. Buddhism lesson with oppai! Ha! Deep lessons. Still about boobs, though. And how Akemitsu had perceived Yuzuki through rose-colored glasses. Neat! A temple charges adherents for leaving! Kiki wants that dough! But it looks like a failure to Yuzuki. The young woman can’t match her mother’s skills. Ugh. Yuzuki thinks working harder will help, but she doesn’t know how. Kiki stopped her monk training!

Yuzuki has nothing to do at the temple because Akemitsu has already done the chores. Uh oh. The other girls discovered that Tsukuyo had Akemitsu’s phone number. And so did Kagura! She labeled him “Bakagami.” Ah. The lesson Kiki wants Yuzuki to learn is that the daughter is not her mother. Searching for part-time jobs is also demoralizing. What does this work-placement agency do? Anila is the wind-natured protector of Buddha’s twelve generals. But the kanji below there, 安仁羅 (anjinra), looks like a Buddhist inside joke.

Blarrgh. TenPuru turns on the waterworks with sudden rain and a chase. Does Akemitsu finally believe Kurage that Yuzuki is an airhead? What is Yuzuki’s personality? Even when she tried to hide, she copied Akemitsu’s hiding place by the river. At least she learned she can’t do things by herself. Ask for help, people. No one is an island.

Headbutt apology! I heard a marriage proposal there somewhere. Baka beam! Yuzuki learned her lesson: she is not her mother and should avoid seeking recognition for her efforts. Also, don’t run from your weaknesses. Looking sideways at Akemitsu...

Oh, good. Let’s end the TenPuru season with lucky lecher scenes. Akemitsu had better keep his iron level topped up to handle the blood loss. Did you know that “anila” means “wind” in the language Siddhartha Gautama spoke? It wasn’t supposed to be a naughty wind! The end.