Episode 5 – Bad Girl

If the show knows it has lost the plot, is it really lost the plot? This is the question I asked myself when I was in episode 5 of episode 5 Bad girl;Although I can say for sure now that the title of this anime is now more descriptive and thrilling than the overall show. While the comfortable queer is still here, now the joke is more rooted with any hypothetical expectations or misunderstandings, which can be convincing and pleasing from this growing cast of character rather than based on the social structure of good and bad behavior.

Act 1 Bad girlThe center of episode five is that Atori learns that Yuu (uninterestedly) under the nickname Rura and then asks her so-called biggest fans to do the same for her. This is challenging for Yuu, because her love for Atori convinced her that anything other than giving her name would be insulting because everything about Atori is perfect. While it was fun to see Atori play a more active role in the dynamic with Yuu and even become a little bit possessing her, the jokes didn’t really land in this segment. Atori’s preferred Hotate-Senpai nickname is based on Hotate Scallop, and I think my limited understanding of Japanese and shellfish nomenclature makes me unable to understand the idea train that would have been a humorous situation.

The second act feature Suzu called Yuu (Yuu) Bad girl Wish, which prompted the latter to watch more Yakuza movies for inspiration. She mistakenly concluded that the peak of bad behavior was two people riding bikes at the same time, and she tried to do it with Suzu. It was just revealed that she didn’t know how to ride a bike. In a lovely few minutes, the Sioux removed some training wheels and taught you how to ride a bike, and Yuu ended up sending them a cute video where two people ride a bike together to Atori.

And this sequence Bad girl Technically, is Yuu trying to beBad girl“, which is removed from anything anyone describes as bad behavior, so much so that any inflammatory event can lead Su Zu to teach you how to ride a bike. It’s still the cutest and most interesting part of the episode, but it still feels more like a universal gag than a character or something set for this particular anime.

Act 3 of Episode 5 Bad girl Most frustratingly, it focuses on the new character Kiyoraka Sumiki, who is a resident predatory lesbian in the Yuri anime. Although she initially made some obvious passes at Yuu, her voyeuristic sequence began when she saw Yuu’s admiration for Atori. While the episode isn’t particularly heavy, it does make Kiyoraka a wildcard and troublemaker, which may bring some fun moments in later episodes.

The post-loan sequence is that the girls in Suzu’s class send her homework when they get sick at home, and fall for her when they see the usually cool and creative girl who is more vulnerable and wears comfortable clothes. Although not lol, I can appreciate more characters and realize that Su is the best girl in this growing character. While the whole episode didn’t inspire too much laughter, I still see the potential in the series, even if it’s far from its initial appeal.

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Hidive.