Nyanpire comes meowing back with another episode of inappropriate neko activities – Sameowrai seems to earnestly consider marriage with Nyanpire, regardless of the fact they are both male nekos.
While Sameowrai is returning home from buying groceries like any other good neko – he notices a wedding taking place across from his position. Wedding bells resonating with an empowering atmosphere, Sameowrai begins to imagine himself as the groom with Nyanpire as his bride, angelic supporting character white nekos stand all around to watch the grand event.
Then unfortunately, Sameowrai awakes from his daydreaming saddened by the lonely truth.
His nonsensical dreaming is quite thought provoking as we learned back many episodes ago, Nyanpire is indeed a male neko – not only that, Sameowrai had already attempted a romantic angle with Nyanpire, only to confirm himself the masculinity of Nyanpire. The remaining logical explanation in this case is that Sameowrai is a fujoshi – the second shocking fujoshi related revelation to come out of the closest this season, with the first being Dalian’s.
Yaoi neko marriage aside, Sameowrai runs into an upset Nyanpire – asking him the troubles behind his unhappiness, Nyanpire replies with his dismay at being punished for making messes at home.
Nyanpire begins to go on, and on, about how he would love to essentially live in a rule-free home with infinite strawberries and blood. Sameowrai sees this as an opportunity to progress his love for Nyanpire – asking Nyanpire to live with him. In an epic fail fashion however, Nyanpire ran off inattentively with his seifuku-wearing master for dinner – leaving Sameowrai all alone, irritated, and angered with his negi.
Other than being confusing for some obvious reasons as we wonder the romantic preferences of Sameowrai – an enjoyable episode yet again.
