"Shyness" has two Angeloids show up to pick a fight with "Tomoki's Angels," but he talks the duo into shopping for clothes instead. However, this sensible bit of peacekeeping becomes overruled by his horny instincts, as Tomoki begins peeking on the girls' changing rooms. His last peek is at Sohara, who then punches his lights out. Verdict: JUSTIFIED.
In "Chops!" Tomoki's mother Tomoyo shows up and, after groping some girls the way her son does, starts asking around to find what girls might like her son enough to marry him. Sohara is diffident, not wanting to admit that she's one of the few students who might consider Tomoki despite his perversity. Tomoyo slaps her son for not acceding to her wishes.
In "Sisters," Nymph and Astraea get into an argument and somehow Tomoki gets flung out of the house by their violence.
Following up on "Friendship," Tsukino expresses in "Siblings" her animosity toward Yoshitsune's erotic escapades, as well as toward Tomoki, his teacher, with a deft knee-jab. Verdict: JUSTIFIED.
"Friendship" spotlights another competition of high schools, and thanks to Mikako, Tomoki's school wins all of the tourneys. In the last one, rich girl Tsukino shows off the superior beauties of her school, but this backfires because Tomoki goes apeshit and starts flipping up their skirts. Tsukino's equally obnoxious brother Yoshitsune takes Tomoki's action as a challenge and does the same to a girl of Tomoki's school. Tomoki and Yoshitsune then enjoy a moment of bonding over the love of molesting girls, before Sohara clobbers them both. In later episodes Tsukino does her share of brother-punishing. The Angeloids are barely in the story. Verdict: JUSTIFIED.
"Power," the heavily serious follow-up to "Sign of Life," includes no sadism scenes except insofar as Tomoki is still injured from his encounter with Ikaros Melan, an evil version of Ikaros sent by the Angeloid's malefic creator. Next, in "Intellect" Ikaros revives and defeats a bunch of other androids, but can't help Tomoki with the wounds he received from the impostor. Chaos shows up but after a great display of power she's shocked by seeing the injured Tomoki and flies off. Tomoki goes to the hospital and recovers, becoming his usual grouchy self. Not until "Holy Night" does he get back to his erotic pursuits, conning Nymph into giving him a wish that transforms him into Santa Claus. However, his idea of gift-giving is to steal clothes from all the local cute girls, including Sohara, so that they have to wear the salacious attire he leaves for them. Sohara belts him once, but he almost talks his way out of a beating. However, the lascivious perv does get some sort of off-panel walloping, since he's next seen stuck head-first in a Christmas cake, while the androids blissfully ignore his plight. Verdict: JUSTIFIED.
In the "Ikaros Arc," final part of the silly panty-sniffing sequence, Tomoki comes across yet another pair of undies, which may or may not belong to Ikaros. She catches him in his licentious activities, but Tomoki pretends he's using the panties as a mask for his alleged cold. Usually Ikaros takes everything her master says at face value, but this time, she may realize the truth of the matter, for she bombards him with cold remedies. With less logic, she also tosses a meteor at him, though he repels it, be it with Angeloid tech or just being a cartoon.
The "Astraea" part of the "Picked Them Up" vignettes doesn't involve any of the girls intentionally doing anything to Tomoki, so we move on to the one with Nymph. Tomoki finds someone's panties in Nymph's room, but for a change she thinks he's planning to put them on her, which she hates for some reason, and thus she clobbers him. Later he makes his offense explicit by looking up her crotch, so she stomps him. Verdict; JUSTIFIED.
"Sohara Mitsuki Arc: But I Just Picked Them Up" is one of four vignettes (not arcs at all) with the common theme of Tomoki trying to filch one of the girls' undies. As the title indicates, Sohara is the first to catch him doing so, with the usual JUSTIFIED results.
"Sign of Life" starts with Nymph and Astraea strongarming Tomoki into going on a date with both of them. Ikaros, who feels more deeply toward her master, can't overcome her emotional reticence to join in. Then suddenly Ikaros intrudes on the quasi-date and bears Tomoki away-- or is it Ikaros? Maybe not, since she precipitately drops him through a building when he orders her to let him go.
In "The World," Misako rigs another stupid contest. and this one ends with Tomoki squaring off against Ikaros. The only reason he isn't blasted to pieces by her missiles is that he must have some Angeloid tech that repels her attacks, though the translation I'm using does not say so. Verdict: JUSTIFIED, insofar as both characters agree to fight for the prize.
"Language" is mostly concerned with giving Nympth an adversary, another Angeloid named Oregano. However, the clever android maneuvers things so that Tomoki thinks Nymph is bullying Oregano. Among other things, she accuses Nymph of having a flat chest, and the aggrieved Nymph tries to get Tomoki to say that she's the better endowed of the two. This hit is JUSTIFIED not because Tomoki is wrong for speaking the inconvenient truth-- that Nymph has nearly no boobage at all-- but because he's stupid to say so.
"Watermelon" starts out with Tomoki ogling the girls playing beach volleyball, for which Sohara clouts him.
In "Measurement," Tomoki's mom leaves but takes all his porn. Tomoki decides to console himself by using Angeloid tech to peep at girls during their school measurements. Sohara comes up behind him, clobbers Tomoki and confiscates the machine.
In "Sakurai," Tomoki'sw mother Tomoyo shows up, and Tomoki is forced to disclose to his friends that his mother "swings both ways." Though married to Tomoki's dad, Tomoyo eludes him and tries to initiate a marriage to Eishiro. Misako, more or less dating Eishiro, becomes irate and takes out her wrath on Tomoki.
Despite being cross with his mother, Tomoki and Tomoyo end up acting on their mutual desire to molest pretty women. This comes to an end when Tomoyo's husband shows and karate chops her into submission, just as Sohara chops Tomoki. Verdict; first UNJUSTIFIED, then JUSTIFIED.
