Saten. Telekinesis. Good.

Garrick: Wheee. Following Saten’s declaration of her obtaining the Level Upper… and, uh… telling her friends of it… you can only guess what’s going to happen. And of course, Saten doesn’t know about the side-effects of using the Level Upper. And you KNOW how much she wants to use it.

Garrick: So, ‘Houston… we have a problem’. Especially after the episode’s first scene. Saten and her friends… are using their newly amplified powers. And uh… before long, we get our first casualty. Akemi-chan. Side-effect? Unconsciousness. Percent of users that have this? 100%. Known cure? None. Yet.

Garrick: So, this is a problem. Sadly… we don’t get more into that until later. So, I’ll continue. With the more wide-spreadness of the Level Upper song, more ability users have fallen to its side-effects. You know, unconsciousness and violentness.

Go Kuroko. Own them Insane-Level-Upped-People.

Garrick: And Dr. Hiyama is going to research this with Academy City’s most powerful Supercomputer… Tree Diagram. And, of course, Uiharu, with her undying interest for computers… asks to go with her. But on the way…

Saten. Crying. Not good.

Garrick: Saten calls, scared out of her wits. Afraid that she’s the cause of her friends all falling unconscious… and that she will to. And perhaps never wake up. Then we get an extremely touching scene between Uiharu and Saten on the phone, going through how she’s her best friend, and well… yeah. (I cried.)

Uiharu. Crying. Not good. Either.

Garrick: After Saten is found unconscious in her room, we get another emotional scene between Kuroko and Mikoto. And then they get information on similarities between the victims. They share brainwaves… things that are supposed to be different for each person. Somehow… the song “Level Upper” is making their brainwaves follow somebody else’s.

Oops.

Garrick: That person must be the producer of the Level Upper. Who’s brainwaves are they? Dr. Hiyama. Uh oh.

Garrick’s Rating for Episode Ten: 10/10

Garrick’s Anticipation Scale: 11/10