Reader’s Question:
I noticed that the anime “Kusuriya no Hitorigoto” has not been available on Amazon Prime Video since the episode titled “Forbidden Army” on June 6. It seems that two episodes have been skipped. I heard that the episode on June 20 has also been canceled. Can anyone explain why
the episode from June 13 is missing?
Understanding the Confusion Surrounding “Kusuriya no Hitorigoto”
So, let me just share a little story about my recent binge-watching experience with “Kusuriya no Hitorigoto.” I was all set to dive into the next episode when I noticed something peculiar: the episode titled “Forbidden Army,” which aired on June 6, wasn’t available on Amazon Prime Video. To make matters worse, I heard that the episode from June 13 was also missing! I mean, what gives? It’s a bit like that awkward moment when you’re ready to enjoy your favorite snack, only to find out you’ve eaten the last of it and there are no more in the pantry. I can relate to the frustration of fans who were eagerly waiting to see what happens next. And honestly, who doesn’t want to know how the story unfolds when you’re left on that cliffhanger? What caught my attention was the comment from a fellow user who laid out the timeline. Apparently, the TV airing schedule has created a bit of a mess with Amazon’s listings. They mentioned that the episode on June 20 was also canceled, which adds to the confusion. It seems like Amazon Prime’s schedule is a week behind, making it look like two episodes are just vanished into thin air. It reminded me of a time in my part-time job at the judicial scrivener’s office when we had a mix-up with filing documents. The way the dates were listed caused a bit of chaos, and we had to sort through a mountain of paperwork to get everything back on track. It was a hilarious mess, really, with my colleagues joking about how we’d need a miracle to find the missing files. The user also pointed out that the official stance is that these “cancellations” are merely due to programming adjustments rather than outright halts. It’s comforting to know that there’s a logical explanation behind it, much like how we sometimes face delays in paperwork due to unforeseen circumstances. It seems that episode 47 is still on track for its release, with some platforms like ABEMA and DMM planning to air it soon. I’ll be keeping my fingers crossed that Amazon Prime gets their act together by the time that episode drops. As I reflect on this, I can’t help but think about how important it is for platforms to communicate effectively with their audience. As someone studying psychology, I often analyze human behavior and how frustration can arise from unmet expectations. It’s a reminder for all of us to be patient and understanding, even when our favorite shows leave us hanging. So, what about you? Have you ever faced a similar situation with a show or a service? Maybe you’ve experienced some hilarious mix-ups? I’d love to hear your stories or any tips you might have for navigating these kinds of hiccups in the comments!
