: The episode ends with Sakura gently turning down Ten's marriage proposal, as she is already engaged. Critical & Fan Highlights
: This episode introduced the second cour's opening and ending themes, "Tokyo Shandy Rendez-vous" by MAISONdes.
: Ten is immediately protective of Lum and disgusted by Ataru's "sleazy" nature.
: Reviewers from sites like Anime News Network and But Why Tho? praised the episode's use of meta-humor and adult-themed innuendos to balance modern censorship standards.
: Ten reveals his ability to fly (though slowly due to his age) and breathe fire, which he frequently uses to scorch Ataru whenever he flirts with other girls.
: Unlike the other characters who see Ten as a "cute kid," Ataru treats him as a legitimate rival, leading to chaotic physical comedy involving cooking utensils used as shields. Segment 2: "A Date for Just the Two of Us"
The episode opens during a New Year’s celebration where Ataru finds Ten inside his mailbox—the child essentially mailed himself to visit Lum.