Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari Season 2 Episode 10: A Banger Mix of Hype, Humor, and Harem Drama

If you thought Episode 10 of Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari Season 2 was just another filler, think again—this one’s a perfect blend of everything fans love: fan service that feels earned, plot buildup for the final battle, and hilarious moments that had viewers scrolling through comments like crazy. Let’s break down why this episode hit so hard (and why some fans are still side-eyeing the MC’s priorities).

First off, that opening bath scene? Yeah, we all saw it. Six girls lined up, and while it’s definitely the kind of fan service the series is known for, it didn’t feel forced. One MyAnimeList user called it a “lovely sight,” and honestly—who can blame them? It’s a quick, fun moment where the girls bond before the chaos hits, and it sets the tone for the episode: lighthearted, but with a hint of what’s to come.

But let’s get to the real meat: the buildup to the Abyss King showdown. Satou’s finally stepping up as the leader here, and after his long-awaited intimate time with Hime, their powers are through the roof. Fans joked about them “going at it like rabbits” (relatable, since they’ve been holding back for years), but this scene isn’t just for romance—it’s key to their growth. Their connection isn’t just emotional; it’s a power-up that’ll help them take on the big bad. Smart move, writers.

Then there’s the humor that had everyone laughing out loud: Granart and Nefritis spying on Satou and Hime all night. Like, literally staying up to watch. One fan said it was “hilarious how they were left high and dry,” and that’s an understatement. It’s those silly, human moments that break up the tension of the upcoming battle and make the characters feel more real. Who hasn’t had a friend who’s a little too curious about your love life?

We also got some cool lore drops this episode—specifically about Amber and the dwarves. Her deep conversation about her people’s tragic history (and their connection to Earth!) added a layer of depth to the world. Some fans even preferred this over the Krystal-focused scenes, saying it made Amber’s character more meaningful. It’s nice to see the series take a break from the main couple to explore the backstories of the other harem members—even if it’s brief.

But not everyone was happy. A lot of fans are still side-eyeing Satou’s priorities. Why does Hime get all the attention? One user said, “I still kind of wish he gave more attention to the other princesses. I understand he likes Hime, but I feel bad for the others.” And honestly, that’s a valid point. Characters like Amber and the other princesses have so much potential, but they’re often sidelined for Satou and Hime’s romance. It’s a classic harem problem—balancing the MC’s love interest with the rest of the cast.

Then there’s the big question: will the next three episodes wrap up the war with the Abyss King, or do we need a third season? Fans are split. The manga has 85 chapters, and the anime’s only adapted up to 60—25 chapters left, which is way too much for three episodes. One fan said, “I really hope a third season will be announced after episode 13 to close the story. It will be bad if they do an original ending.” A movie might work, but R-rated anime movies are harder to monetize, so Season 3 is the best bet. No one wants a rushed ending that doesn’t do the manga justice.

Let’s not forget the little things: Marse is back (fans called him a “goat” for leaving his pregnant wife to fight, but you have to respect his dedication), the dwarven survivors’ cameo tease, and the way the group’s camaraderie shines through. This episode isn’t just about romance or action—it’s about a group of friends (and lovers) coming together to save the world.

Overall, Episode 10 is a solid setup for what’s next. It’s got everything we love about Kekkon Yubiwa: heart, humor, and hype. Whether you’re here for the ship moments or the battle buildup, this episode delivers. But let’s be real—we’re all waiting to see if Satou finally gives the other girls some love, and if the ending doesn’t feel like a rush job. Fingers crossed for Season 3—until then, let’s enjoy the ride.

P.S. If you’re team Amber or team “give the other princesses attention,” you’re not alone. Let’s hope the writers hear us!
— A fellow fan who’s still laughing at Granart and Nefritis’ spy mission.
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