NUKITASHI THE ANIMATION [Season 1 Episode 6]

Alright, let’s dive into NUKITASHI THE ANIMATION Season 1 Episode 6. First off, if you’re here for the usual meme-filled chaos, you might be a bit thrown off—this one’s got a more serious vibe. But hey, that’s not necessarily a bad thing, right? Let’s break it down.

The episode kicks off with the NLNS crew in a tight spot. They’re trying to save Fumino and Misaki, but it comes at a huge cost for Junnosuke. Spoiler alert: he loses his virginity. Wait, no—wait, let me clarify. The show’s got this wild take where “man only lose their virginity when ejaculation comes from the heart.” So, technically, did he or didn’t he? That line had fans rolling, with one MyAnimeList user calling it “so deep” they’d keep it in mind. Classic NUKITASHI—taking something absurd and making it sound profound.

Junnosuke’s character shines here. He’s got guts, no doubt. Standing his ground in dangerous situations, even when things get… well, hard. Speaking of which, there’s a scene where he gets, uh, excited during a life-or-death moment. Fans were split on this: some found it hilarious (“I am not sure why he got hard at the dangerous situation like this, but now his secret has been found out”), while others thought it was a bit much. But let’s be real—this is NUKITASHI. If you’re not expecting over-the-top moments, you’re watching the wrong show.

The action’s pretty intense too. Junnosuke deflects a bullet with his… let’s just say his “ultimate-ding-dong.” Yeah, you read that right. A bullet. With his dick. Fans on MyAnimeList were losing it: “Bro stopped a bullet with his dick. Peak Cinema.” The censorship here was also a hot topic. They censor the “ultimate pussy destroyer” on screen but show a clear outline with veins in an X-ray later. One user joked, “Censorship rules are so weird. I guess shading is a no-go but a clear outline even with veins is a-ok.”

Now, the tone shift. Some fans loved the seriousness (“Nah this is the best episode so far. The show taking itself seriously while letting characters say the most insane lines with a straight face is fucking comedy gold”), while others missed the meme energy (“Might be my least favorite episode though. This one took itself more seriously than usual”). It’s a balancing act—NUKITASHI works best when it’s absurd, but this episode proved it can handle drama too.

The supporting cast gets some love here. Susuko’s bonding with Junnosuke was a highlight for many, and Touka’s role is heating up now that she knows his secret. The ending leaves us hanging—what’s FS going to do next? Fans are speculating, with one user wondering, “Now that Touka knows about Jun, I wonder what will happen.”

Let’s talk about the ecchi. Some fans felt it was “mid” compared to past shows (“the ecchi in this series is honestly kinda mid, i mean, without the borderline hentai scenes its honestly kinda tame”), while others were just happy for the fights. One user even said, “I actually WANT this anime to get more ‘serious’ and i WANT way more fighting amoungst the girls THAT’S how it makes it into my favorites, not sexual jokes.” Fair enough—variety is the spice of life.

The production team’s sense of humor is on point. The suppository scene had fans laughing out loud, especially Nanase’s reaction (“Nanase getting a headache upon seeing that a.k.a. getting NTR’ed is so funny”). And let’s not forget the Full Metal Jacket reference—another nod to classic films that had viewers grinning.

Overall, Episode 6 is a mixed bag but in the best way. It’s got heart, humor, and enough WTF moments to keep you hooked. Whether you loved the seriousness or missed the memes, there’s no denying this episode pushed the story forward. As one fan put it, “Good episode. Now that Touka knows about Jun, I wonder what will happen.” Same here—can’t wait for next week.

So, if you’re a fan of NUKITASHI’s unique blend of chaos and heart, this episode won’t disappoint. It’s not perfect, but it’s bold, funny, and leaves you wanting more. And let’s be real—where else are you going to see a guy stop a bullet with his dick? Peak anime, indeed.

Now, go watch it. And remember—virginity is all about the heart. Or something like that. 😉