Episode 12 – Ruri Rocks

This is no Season finale Rory Rockbut they let me go there for a minute. This episode has no theme song, not a theme song, but a deployment in the event of a climax. That’s the anime finale 101, the theme of the episode’s long learning and the ending of the loop that connects with previous generations might resonate, and this is where the season stops. See how far Ruri is in her rock study and see how it is obviously somewhere in her DNA. This is a nice, satisfying word.

Then after the lender roll, the last second bonus scene shows that Imari won the raffle and presented a preview that will actually be the thirteenth episode of the anime. Well, despite this!

I won’t argue with this unusually wonderful show anymore and it’s actually probably the best. As with the idea this week, it can be said that it is the final decision on the entire arc of the season, and therefore arguably a better burden. There are several reasons. The whole story revolves around Ruri’s discovery of a connection with her grandfather and his past crystal radio hobby, relative to the rocks used as a detector for the device. It presents an obvious topic about communication across generations and how knowledge can accumulate in her Introduction to Mineralology Show her the post-death connection she pursued with her grandfather.

The truth is, if it were the pinnacle of the entire seasonal arc, it wouldn’t really work, as this is actually the first time Ruri’s grandpa has proposed. Generation Connection is Rory Rock Overall, it can be seen in the graduate students who mentor these high school students. But Ruri has any impression of her grandpa having her own mineralogical research, a miscellaneous one that is only mastered in this episode to facilitate crystal broadcasting and a new Cool Rock Facts™ new kit that can assign text to it. Therefore, it makes the theme in the arc of the whole plot satisfying. And if it does re-lift later (or it does already have it in the source manga), the series is more powerful and can be folded in these layers.

There are other unsatisfactory parts of the narrative. Mainly, this episode is very concerned about Ruri and Shoko (ride with Ruri’s friend AOI) and pieced together the radio station. Here is the idea of ​​the last few episodes that they can do their own learning without being led by Nagi and Imari. And, this should be confident with the personal connection the project represents between Ruri and her grandfather. So after all their efforts to receive the signal by trying to collect the rocks collected during this series, Shoko simply whipped the germanium diodes handed to her off-screen screen that made the broadcast work fully on. In the narrative and overall theme, it feels like a cheat.

Of course, Ruri is indeed determined to continue the science and try other rocks as detectors. This fits what she has learned about not stopping even after the initial goal of science and helps the episode’s theme rebound. Her pursuit of using the Grandpa in the original broadcast to pack the rocks, which also allowed her and everyone to join a sensual shrine tour, thus establishing this generation-to-generation theme and good theme song deployment moment. It firmed up the connection, which came to my mind until the end Once was Ending. Ruri not only understands the ways in which she studies these minerals, which restores her support in her personal history – she learns a very valuable lesson that studying one thing can make one dispersed and blended into other hobbies and interests.

In any case, this is a good theme and it will encounter as a moment when the end of the series (if not the actual ending) arrives. I appreciate it Rory Rock Regularly strengthen the growth of young scientists like Ruri and Shoko and show that mineralogy can bring other people’s scientific subsections. I haven’t even considered the possibility of following it to the radio before via a crystal connection! So, it’s more knowledgeable, and it’s a course for task statements for educational entities like this. If some other elements feel short or not so satisfying, then it is acceptable here. The show is still coming to its direction in its own meaning.

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