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After last week’s drama, I was a little surprised that the show was more or less rid of all the romantic tension it had built. Usually, I’m not a fan of that, especially when there’s really no good narrative reason, but this episode won my drama in a different way. This is an episode, almost focusing on role play The side of things, but instead of introducing some incredible technology or more interesting facts, it chooses to focus on the idea of the community. I don’t think the show will do anything to Juju after bringing her back because it doesn’t seem like the kind of thing she needs to go through the arc. I know her whole thing is for precision and not for disrespectful role-playing. I know this is a mindset, more common in the East role play Compared with the West. The show never really made it a question, and I always thought it was just leaving it alone, but this episode surprised me.
In many ways, this episode is made from Role Player Adult person. Together with Akira, Gojo props were built and connected with her. The show gives us some insight into her backstory, and in many ways she is very similar to Gojo. She was forced to give up her interests to show more adults. Ironically, however, when she finally became an adult, she was given the freedom to indulge in the “childish” anime she had always wanted to do. The friends she made in college finally freed her from a separation life, and her friends brought her into the creative world role play Just like Marin did for Gojo.
This episode really emphasizes that you never need to stop role-playing. Some people definitely think you can’t role play Some characters are due to your height, age, skin color, etc. role play Some characters are because she feels that she is petite and disrespects their existence, but because many characters are not designed with their own body type, she inadvertently ends up limiting herself. This episode emphasizes that such restrictions ultimately create their own prison. Despite being role-played out of love, she ends up being her worst critic, almost like a weird double-edged sword. She wants to quit her job role play Because there has to be a point where it has to grow out of it, but I wonder some of it is whether she is tired of only loving this hobby in a particularly limited way, especially when the logic does not apply to her sister or other people who interact with her.
I love Miyako’s story about how she tried role play She truly respects the character but knows she is different. It’s daunting because you think you will never really respect a character who might do a lot for you. But Miyako, contrary to Juju, uses these differences as a motivation to get better, experiment and hone his own craftsmanship to find ways to close the gap. Worry about you being too short? Play at the camera angle to emphasize height! Worry about your baby’s face? Use makeup or tape to highlight other features! Worry about your breasts being flat? That’s what the mat is for! This episode is fun because it comes in role play I really think it doesn’t have the mature or open culture of characters I think will do anything anymore. I never missed it. This episode gave me real enthusiasm and made it one of the highest episodes in my entirety Franchise.
PS I call it now, Akira is actually a fan of super giant Marin and feels too scared when she’s around
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