Organization Anti-Social Geniuses

Title: Heaven’s Memo Pad (Kamisama no Memochou)
Genre: Mystery
Publisher: J.C Staff (JP), Sentai Filmworks (U.S)
Original Creator: Hikaru Sugii
Director: Katsushi Sakurabi
Script: Takayo Ikami
Music Composer: Taku Iwasaki

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• Describing Episode 11 is easy: Ayaka lands in the hospital and is in a coma, the whole NEETs are down, and it seems crap’s about to go around in the city. But Narumi gets everyone back in gear–but as he heads home, he gets a call from Toshi–which leads to him speaking to Shirou, the mastermind behind Angel Fix.

• Episode 10 involved a long lost brother, a highly potent drug, and someone jumping off a school building. With that someone being Ayaka, seemingly the least likely to do some thing crazy.

• Episode 9 featured a diversion called baseball. Though Alice did look rather cute as she got into the sport…

• Episode 8 featured two former friends who both had a misunderstanding of a past incident–but it was resolved after Renji learns the truth about what happened to Hison. 

• In Episode 7, we get information on Renji Hirasaka and The Fourth’s past. But right when it seems Alice and her NEET detectives have figured something out…The Fourth is attacked.

• In the last episode, Narumi arrives at a impasse–Renji Hirasaka, who became Narumi’s friend, is the leader of a group that wants to stop a band’s concert from going through, and The Fourth, Soichirou Hinamura, who is connected with Renji from the past. Narumi decides to confront Renji… 

• A quick summary of Ep 1 through 5 (One more summary to come!) Narumi Fujishima is an average, plain high school student who wants to be nothing more than a “pixel,” or a nobody–but after being dragged by Gardening Club student Ayaka Shinozaki to a Ramen shop, he gets involved with Alice and the NEET Detectives, and soon finds himself stuck being Alice’s assistant, while also getting involved in a prostitution case, a 300 million dollar thievery by a part of a Yakuza group, a stolen sarashi, and having to cover a band from an unknown group.