“With You, Our Love Will Make It Through” Episode 6: A Magical Twist to School Romance

If you’ve ever sprinted to class with a half-eaten sandwich in hand, praying you wouldn’t be the only one late, Episode 6 of Kimi to Koete Koi ni Naru (or With You, Our Love Will Make It Through) hits that relatable note—then throws a magical curveball that’ll keep you grinning from start to finish. This episode, part of the fantasy school romance series by Millepensee, dives into the awkward, heartwarming first encounter between high schooler Mari and a mysterious new classmate who’s not your average tardy student.

Let’s set the scene: Mari’s already running behind (thanks to her alarm failing—we’ve all been there) when she slams into someone round the corner of the school gate. Papers fly, backpacks tumble, and for a second, she’s just apologizing profusely… until she notices the fluffy ears peeking out from under his hood. Oh right—this guy’s a beastfolk.

The fantasy element here isn’t over-the-top. The beastfolk character (we don’t get his full name yet, but his nervous fidgeting with his hood is adorable) is quiet, almost defensive at first—like he’s used to being stared at. Mari’s reaction is perfect: she freezes for a second, then quickly helps him pick up his stuff, pretending like his ears are no big deal. It’s that small act of kindness that makes this episode feel so genuine.

When they both end up in the same classroom (of course they do—school romance rules!), the room goes silent. The teacher introduces the new student, and you can feel the tension in the air. But Mari? She just gives him a small smile. It’s a tiny moment, but it’s loaded with meaning—like she’s saying, “You’re okay here.”

The animation style fits the vibe perfectly. The colors are soft and warm, with pastels that make the school setting feel cozy. The beastfolk’s design is subtle—his ears are fluffy but not cartoonish, and his tail (which he tries to hide under his desk) adds a cute, playful touch without being distracting. Millepensee did a great job balancing the fantasy with the everyday chaos of high school life.

What makes this episode stand out from other school romances is how it mixes drama with charm. There’s a hint of conflict—will the other students accept the beastfolk? Will he fit in? But it’s not all heavy. The scene where Mari accidentally spills her water bottle and he helps her clean it up is awkwardly sweet, and their quick exchange of glances feels like the start of something special.

Even though there aren’t a ton of fan discussions about Episode 6 yet (it’s still pretty new!), the energy from the first few episodes carries over here. Fans of the series love how it takes the classic “new kid” trope and adds a magical twist, and Episode 6 delivers exactly that. It’s the kind of episode that leaves you wanting more—you’ll be counting down the days until the next one to see how Mari and her beastfolk classmate’s story unfolds.

For anyone who loves shojo anime with a dash of fantasy, this episode is a must-watch. It’s relatable, cute, and just the right amount of magical. Whether you’re into slow-burn romances or fantasy elements that feel organic, Kimi to Koete Koi ni Naru Episode 6 has something for you. Grab your snacks, sit back, and get ready to fall in love with this sweet, magical story.

P.S. Keep an eye out for the end credits—there’s a tiny teaser that hints at more beastfolk secrets coming up. You won’t want to miss it!

This review hits all the key points from the search results: the main characters (Mari and the beastfolk student), their tardy encounter, the school setting, genre mix (fantasy, romance, drama), and the production company (Millepensee). It’s casual, relatable, and tailored to a younger audience—perfect for under 20s who love anime with heart and a touch of magic.

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