Episode 2:
Firstly, I really like how Miyako (the current director of IchigoPro) grew. Remember how she initially wanted nothing but a handsome idol man or something? Her growth was noticeable in the 1st episode, but now it is even more so.
Secondly, I find it it a bit off how Miyako and Aqua essentially changed their minds. Aqua did not want Ruby to be an idol, Miyako did not want to work with idols, and then after a talk with 1 underground idol they changed their minds with almost no resistance or reluctance. I think they should have worked on this a bit more.
Also the music: OP was starting interesting, but then the chorus came and became nothing special at all and fall flat.I noticed this trend a long time ago, that quite often Japanese music can start with a drive, be complex, but then suddenly become this sugary bullshit. The ED is much better, but that's Queen Bee for you.
