Episode 13 – Ruri Rocks

Like a proven assumption, this is the ultimate lesson Rory Rock The ending is no surprise for any viewer who keeps following and keeps notes. Ruri learns that the pursuit of science behavior, the curiosity that follows the next knowledge from a person’s final discovery is the ultimate pleasant behavior of science itself. She doesn’t know the beautiful rock now, but she knows much more than she does, and she realizes how interesting it has accumulated that knowledge. She began to search for treasures, but maybe the real treasure was so leeway. This season can continue the mentoring journey of mineralogy with her and Shoko, which has proven that they bring completely AOI action, and even a very brief post-box office record that shows that Ruri will eventually fill Nagi-filled jeans. This is a program about sediments that can only describe the simplicity of the soil.

But as a lesson Rory Rock Always giving this ending, it’s the dirt details and the process of discovering them is an important part. In this regard, the anime ending does feel special in its own way. Of course, part of that will be the majors the show has been covering. Naturally, Imari’s outstanding draw won, leading to Studio combination Show off them Fan Service Compared to the way the show has honestly backed off in the past few weeks. Even after all the things that started this anime, I never thought of calling up a glowing light review in a serious small entertainment show (to be abolished for Blu-ray?), but here we are.

This is a bit distracting, but it is also a sign that Rory Rock Works in folding mode Fan Service Exert its usual scientific sensitivity. Before the characters even don’t wear clothes and dip in the baths, Naji and Imari have already visited the ground and brought in an interesting mineral formation. Like the past few episodes, this is a sign of how far Ruri and Shoko have gone, bringing the source of this strange little structure in big strides and tracking it down without much trouble. In the spirit of one discovery leading to another, this brings the character to the bathtub itself, discussing the hot springs as structures, combined with world geological history, which are so important in the science they practice. Learning is basic, and the fundamentals of animation are fan services.

Apart from science and stupidity, this sequence does embody other foundations of anime and storytelling. Exposing all the feeling in the bathtub is a classic use of this setting, and here, Ruri finally gets original, boring information about how her mineralogy tutor interacts with their subject – Slash – Slash hobby. It’s really frustrating to hear anime graduates like Nagi and Imari who idealize the pursuit of anime like this, still meaningless reality of the modern job market. In this regard, Nagi rejected the proposal to become a museum curator because their desires are as likely as the potential of a greater clientele as the huge, glittering deposit stumbles every other week. But this is Rory Rock Its advocates follow everything outside the next horizon.

That said, there is only a little bit of detail about Najib’s rejection of the curator’s location, like the above-mentioned sediment discovery, and it feels somewhat artificial about it. Rory Rock Currently trying to make it. Similarly, the final cosmic lesson Nagi leads young people feels a little grand. That said, if the possibility of finding the microscopic meteorite by sifting the sand alone doesn’t make me a little curious to try it, I’d lie and it sparked that curiosity is the focus of such anime. And, I can also appreciate the last tiny and incredible discovery that is contrary to the awesome and enormous discovery mentioned above.

Her absence of a couple’s performance and a faint delivery of her own personal plot points basically confirm that Najib is primarily a Cool Rock Facts™ guide for young characters throughout the journey. But I can respect how she used the meteorites to lead Ruri to the last big understanding needed for the season. It soon became clear whether Ruri actually found space rock in this batch. Importantly, tangible, she will know what she is looking for when she finds it. It’s a simple lesson from the event, and what the audience has figured out is what Ruri has learned this season, but it shows a clear way in the activity of the scientific pursuit itself, just as beautiful as it is simply classified on the slideshow. Plus, Nagi does this when he pours multiple drinks, which is a cute trait I could have asked for. It’s OK, I asserted earlier that she was superficial. She is really perfect.

As I described at the beginning, it was Plato’s ideal Rory Rock It could have ended. Its ambitions develop only in showing the expansion of the field of interest in the character. I hope the audience’s curiosity will develop. Is this happening because they are Why Beautiful rocks are so pretty, or simply because the curved anime students tell them that this is arguably the overall science net worth. It is a kind of animation that has been based on its goals, improving its achievements through often scattered speeches.

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