Kimi to Koete Koi ni Naru [Season 1 Episode 10]

Kimi to Koete Koi ni Naru Episode 10: Festival Fun, New Ships, and Furry Jokes

If you thought school festivals in anime couldn’t get any wilder, Kimi to Koete Koi ni Naru Episode 10 just cranked up the chaos—and the cuteness. Produced by Millepensee and based on Chihiro Yuzuki’s manga, this series has been serving up fast-paced romance and beastperson hijinks since its October 2025 premiere, and this week’s episode? It’s all about letting loose, sinking old ships, and sailing new ones.

Let’s cut to the best part: the school festival. Maid outfits, butlers, and a whole lot of chaos—what more could you want? Mari and Tsunagu stole the show in their cafe uniforms (Mari’s maid fit? Chef’s kiss), but the real star was Kisara. Normally the drama queen, she swapped her usual scheming for comic relief this time, and fans ate it up. “Kisara showed up and was more like comic relief than causing drama,” one viewer noted, and honestly? It’s a vibe. She’s been so focused on stirring the pot before that seeing her just… chill (well, as chill as a catgirl can be) was a nice change.

But let’s talk ships—because this episode sank one and launched another faster than you can say “beast town.” Remember Yukihiro and Ochi? Yeah, that ship’s at the bottom of the ocean. Enter Kisara. “FINALLY we got the Kisara x Yukihiro ship I been waiting for,” a fan cheered, and same. One minute she’s crushing on Hidaka, the next she’s blushing over Yukihiro because he was nice to her at the festival? Classic anime speed-run romance, and honestly? We’re here for it. “Ships move at 10000mph in this universe,” another viewer joked, and they’re not wrong. It’s refreshing to skip the 12-episode pining and just let characters go for it.

Of course, no festival is complete without a little drama. Those rude guys who tried to mess with Kisara? Ugh, typical. But props to the crew for resolving it peacefully—even if we all wondered where the teachers were (seriously, did they skip the festival?). And can we talk about the main cast’s date? They looked so happy, it was like a warm hug. “It’s nice to see them get a chance to go on a date,” someone said, and yeah—after all the chaos, they earned it.

The animation? Still top-tier. Millepensee’s been killing it with the vibrant colors and smooth movements, especially during the festival scenes. And let’s not forget the jokes—“even the beastpersons think the furries are weird,” one fan laughed, and that line alone had me cackling. Tsunagu’s chaos (attracting so much attention no one noticed Mari’s “arrested” jacket) and Yukihiro “shooting his shot even not meaning it” added just the right amount of silly.

Overall, Episode 10 was a win. It’s fun, fast, and full of heart—exactly what we need from a rom-com. The cliffhanger with Kisara and Yukihiro? We’re already counting down to next week. As one viewer put it: “Enjoyable episode, I love how fast the relationships move. It’s a nice change of pace.”

If you’re into cute romance, chaotic festivals, and catgirls stealing the show, this episode’s for you. Just don’t blink—you might miss a ship sailing (or sinking).

Rating: 8/10—more maid outfits and catgirl chaos, please.