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EP. REVIEW: The Invisible Man and His Soon-to-Be Wife

Really liked this episode full marks to animators for making Jarashi's chosen clothes look like they actually suited her,

OK, while having to stare through the empty space where you loved one has to be during sex is, indeed, unsettling, I had an annoying intrusive thought: Come on girlie, you're a literal dog-person, you ought to be aware that there are ways, or I would dare say styles of having intercourse which would circumvent the whole "starring into the void" issue. Or maybe this is considered an offensive stereotyping in the multispecies world of this story? Is this an n-word situation, where it's ok for two dog-people to do it, but a huge no-no otherwise? Are there posts of r/AmITheAsshole going like "AITA for asking my beastfolk GF to do it doggie-style"? Would this line of thinking get one dogpiled on Bluesky?

Wow, "d*gpiled"? Please educate yourself.

Also maybe doggy-style is basically missionary for dogpeople and she wanted to spice things up in the bedroom?

I haven't watched this, but I was curious. Was the invisibility important to the plot or maybe relevant to the relationship?
I could see what they'd be going with if one of them was blind and invisible, so that neither one could see the other with a message about love being more important than looks or something like that, but with her being blind and him being invisible, she's not going to see him regardless.
Being blind can affect a relationship, so I can see that being used for the story, but if she can't see him, does it matter that he's also invisible?

I'm glad these last two episodes were the best animated of the season. While not as artfully directed as last week, this finale had phenomenal character animation and comedic timing. Everyone felt expressive, full of life and just plain charming which is the perfect word I would use to describe this show.