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Impressions: When a series starts, the way a character is introduced into the series is very important. It completely dictates the way the audience will view that character for the rest of the series. As an example, let's take Mugi from K-On season 1, since K-On is also airing this season also. In K-On, Mugi more or less stays kind of a side character and doesn't get as much screen time as all the other characters. Mugi first showed up as a character in the first episode of season 1 originally looking to join the choir club. You found out she didn't really know about fast food, and likes eating delicious pastries and sweets. Her behaviors in this episode conveys to you as a reader that you expect her to continue acting this way with possible character development happening as she learns more about the world. If it wasn't already blatantly obvious, you found out she's a super rich ojou sama character that doesn't really like showing off her massive wealth. That's all and good, because you pretty much know how Mugi is going to act from the first episode alone.
