As the previous episode ended on Tsukimori X Hino moment, after Hino wakes up, she realizes that she has Tsukimori’s coat, Hino decides to visit Tsukimori’s home, to return his coat. While Hino is on the way to Tsukimori’s house, Hino meets Tsukimori and Hihara, so the three of them decided to visit Tsukimori’s house.

While the trio are at Tsukimori, Hino and Tsukimori are interested in Tsukimori’s photo’s displayed in his home. While Hino is at school, it was interesting to see her school friends (Mio and Nao) concerned about Hino.

I thought it was nice to see Hino being concerned about her musical box that she accidentally broke, that her friends gave her as a present. I thought that the scene where the musical concours group help out the student council to get other students to get their responses for a survey.

Despite Hino landing on a possible land mine by bringing up the topic of Tsukimori’s parents coming to the second selection, I thought that this episode was interesting.

Episode Rating: B+

This episode of Your Under Arrest: Full Throttle deals with the Bokuto police station workers becoming obsessed with the Korean TV drama “The 99th Love Letter”. Even Nakajima is not immune to this popular Korean TV drama. As this episode is entitled “To the most important person in the entire world”, this episode deals with Nakajimi getting an idea from the popular Korean TV drama “The 99th Love Letter” to write a love letter to Miyuki.

This episode is filled is some Miyuki cute shots, and the super deformed Nakajima scenes were pretty funny IMO. Nakajima’s plan to give Miyuki his love letter, doesn’t go to plan, as he loses it when on top of the roof of Bokuto police station. This episode gets a thumbs from me, as we get another insert song, when Nakajima tries to find his love letter, which he lost.

Despite this episode ending in stereotypical fashion, it was good to see an episode sort of showing the Miyuki X Nakajima relationship.

This episode of PP starts off with Kanazawa – sensei taking Hino, Fuyuumi, Shimizu and Tomidoa-san to do some food shopping. With Tsukimori, Hihara, Yunoki and Tsuchiuru are alone minding the place. Tsuchiuru ends up mistaking the oven for the stove and ends up burning lunch. With lunch destroyed, Tsuchiuru uses his cooking skills to make fried rice for lunch.

As there’s a bit happening in this episode, we learn the following in this episode:

- That Tsukimori’s mother is named Hamai Misa-san, and that she is a pianist.
- Hihara has a surprised moment in this episode, as he has an indirect kiss with Hino, by taking a slip from Hino’s juice bottle.
- There’s a Tsukimori x Hino moment in this episode, as the two play a piece together, with Tsukimori playing on the small balcony of his room.
- The 2nd selection theme is “Something to believe in.”
- There’s a Hihara sort of fan service scene, when Tsukimori and Hino play the violin together.
- There’s a Tsukimori sort of fan service shower scene.
- Amou tries to get information from Tsukimori about any comments about being the victor of the first selection, and about his family. As Amou can’t get any comments from Tsukimori, Hino becomes her next victim.
- If you’re a Tsukimori X Hino fan, then you will enjoy the last several minutes of this episode.

My first thought of this episode, was that this episode was a tribute to all the small robotic goods that is available today, but this episode is about a rescue disaster package, that Natsumi and Miyuki get the opportunity to promote. Miyuki is asked by the creators of HAL K-2 to operate the rescue robot, and she displays the delicate touch the robot has by handling sugar cubes, and building a robot model kit. I thought that Natsumi looked great in the Fitter R-1 suit, and that the Fitter R-1 suit enhances the abilities of the user.

Natsumi and Miyuki are asked to display the HAL K-2 and at a robotic convention, and I liked how Nakijami acted like a little wanting to ride the robot motor cycle.

Natsumi and Miyuki’s display of the latest disaster rescue by the Research Institute and the High Bridge Molecular Group goes to plan, until Miyuki’s remote control doesn’t, by radio interference.

Tarou Suzuki is responsible for the interference, and he has a grudge against the Research Institute and the High Bridge Molecular Group, because he didn’t get to design the robot.
Natsumi in the Fitter R-1 suit easily takes care of Scar Zero (his crappy robot) and Tarou Suzuki.

I thought that Tarou Suzuki looked like a poor man’s Mysterio (one of Spiderman’s villains) because of him having a fish bowl head. I thought that this episode was good because we got to see Natsumi and Miyuki being promotion models for some product. I wouldn’t have minded if Natsumi or Miyuki did some acrobatics and posers while doing their gig at the convention, but as this didn’t happen, one can still dream.

Episode Rating: B+

This episode is entitled “Yoriko’s Nikaidou’s Age”, and it deals with Yoriko trying to coming to terms about her current situation about being single, and wanting to probably settle down in the near future.

What I liked about this episode was that the problem that Yoriko faces, it pretty common for most people in society, so it’s easy to relate to. In a bid to help find her knight in shining armor, Yoriko visits Naaya Kira, a Fortune Telling Shop. I thought that the sequences that Yoriko thinks about possibly marring Aoi, Nakajima and the chief where funny.

I found the scene were Yoriko is talking to the other female officers in the police station was interesting, as it was interesting to see how the characters react and interact with one another in the police station. I thought that the scene were the school kids are picking on Yoriko for being single was interesting, but I thought that the scene where I Aoi uses fear to stop the school kids picking on Yoriko, reminded me of Captain Yamato using fear to control Naruto in the recent episodes of Shippuuden.

I thought it was nice of Yoriko to save the school kid that teased her in the class, by rescuing her by some men, which tried to beat the kid to a pulp, for scratching his car by his bike. I thought that the episode ended nicely with Yoriko getting a strike, when she encounters the school teacher, of the child that she saved.

This episode is a Hallelijah or Allelijah depending on which one you prefer. This episode has Allelijah working with the other Gundam Misters, to rid himself of his painful past.

Below is a quick run down of my thoughts on some scenes of this episode:

-I thought that the scene at the Azadistian Monarchy involving Ambassador Corner, Shirin and Marina was interesting, as despite Shirin trying to probe at Ambassador Corner for information about why he is helping Azadistian, he just sits in his chair with a confident, cool, calm presence.

-Back in the Japesnes economic zone, Louise tries to impress her mother about Saji, by having him cook some food for her, but she still doesn’t approve of her seeing her daughter. On the subject of Saji Crossroad, his elder’s sister (Kinue’s Crossroad) plan to investigate Aeolia Schenberg, has started to get a little interesting, with her noticing some Union NSA people visit a former scientist that worked with Aeolia Schenberg.

-We get to see the launch sequences of Gundam Exia and Dynames from the Ptolemaius.

-We learn that Sumeragi’s full name is Sumeragi Lee Noriega.

-I thought that Gundam Kyrios attack on the facility that held the super solider program was tame, in that the destruction of the super solider program building wasn’t that exciting.

-In the Super solider organization testee list, Allelijah is subject E – 0057. While in the super solider program Allelijah had modifications to create high level brain waves, which result in a violent personality.

Despite the key scientist that lead the super solider program ends up being caught by the end of this episode, by the Colonel, I thought that Allelijah’s past was a big let down. I’m let down because it could have been something good, as the viewer doesn’t learn why the program was started in the first place, or why it continued up until this episode.

If there was a big politics conspiracy about the super solider program, then I felt that it could have been more engaging and interesting (like in the Marvel comics with Captain America and the Red Skull), but sadly the story writers thought that this plot element was not worth their time and effort, to become something bigger.