Ep 5. Not Enough Money!
- TV14
- October 30, 2014
- 24 min
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6.9 (34)
As Seiya and the others continue to work to bring more visitors to the amusement park, they realize their biggest obstacle yet: a lack of funds. The episode focuses on their financial struggles, with the team struggling to make ends meet and pay for the park's upkeep. They try various methods to gather more money, including selling off old equipment and soliciting donations from visitors, but none of their efforts seem to be enough.
Meanwhile, a new character is introduced: a young girl named Tiramie who is one of the park mascots. She is surprised to learn that the park is struggling financially and offers to help by giving Seiya a tip on how to earn easy money. However, her plan involves selling fake merchandise to visitors, which Seiya quickly realizes is unethical and refuses to do.
As the team continues to search for solutions to their money troubles, they encounter another roadblock: a group of thugs who are demanding payment for a loan that the previous park owner had taken out. Seiya tries to negotiate with the thugs, but they are unyielding and threaten to shut down the park if they don't get their money.
Just when things seem to be at their bleakest, the park's princess, Latifa, steps in with a surprising solution. She reveals that the park's original owner had actually left behind a large amount of money in a hidden account, and all they need to access it is a key that is hidden somewhere in the park. With renewed hope and determination, Seiya and the team set out to find the key and save the park from financial ruin.
Overall, "Not Enough Money!" is a tense and emotional episode that focuses on the challenges that come with running an amusement park. It showcases the lengths that Seiya and the others are willing to go to in order to keep the park open, and introduces some new characters and plot elements that add to the show's overall story arc. Despite the obstacles they face, the park's staff remains determined to overcome their financial struggles and make Amagi Brilliant Park a success.
