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Indeed!

However, all jokes aside, I like the scene since it "fits" part of the observation Yuki has that Yūno, for a while, behaves like a normal young-teen girl. It is indeed strange at first. She pranks him then eagerly points to one ride after another. Why? Why would she be interested in any of that?

It is sort of part of the tragedy: this Yūno--First World in the Second World--never had the opportunity to be a "normal kid." So while the amusement park and her pranks seem a bit too much if not childish to Yuki and the viewers, this was her one opportunity to "be a kid" and be on a young-teen's "date." In a way, all Yūno wanted was to be a normal kid. Hence her becoming upset that Yuki will not "flirt" with her near the end.

Then Yuki has to all go and ruin it by opening a door. . . ^^,