Episode 10 – Bad Girl

I can’t believe I’m saying this, but after watching episode 10 Bad girlself-absorbing streaming Rura Ruriha is now my favorite character, and it’s a strong argument for one of my favorite releases of the season. After all, I can’t think of any other anime that excites itself while explaining that socialism is the only moral economic and political model of society. Even the animations in this episode are quite limited Bad girlThe standard, I like the more solid situation, the relationship between these characters is more fulfilling than ever, and this episode features some of the best gags in the series.

Rura makes absolutely correct analysis of the benefits of socialism in the opening sketch of the episode, which includes her, Yuu, Suzu, Kiyoraka and Mizuka and Mizuka studying the exam together in the library. This is the first time Bad girl Put most of its castings in one space and they bounce back to each other. Rooms to study history by Rura’s skills, pretending to be an Isekai protagonist living through a given historical event until they realize that the effectiveness of this technique makes the material more interesting is also a highlight of the segment. It feels like an elevated version of a group of real, clumsy and online teenagers who will have while procrastinating their learning, and I’m here for that.

The second part of the episode follows, when the girl is trapped in school during a power outage caused by the thunderstorm. Yuu, Kiyoraka and Suzu leave to seek help while Rura and Mizuka stay in the library. So far, the awkward conversation between Mizuka who has not interacted with it is fun and deeply informed by their personality. They are both socially awkward, Rura requires a lot of external verification, and Mizuka has little practice in social interaction with anyone other than her sister. The result is a clumsy conversation, mostly just Mizuka rant about the topic Rula doesn’t care about, which is fun when performing with the ensemble cast.

The outings of Yuu, Suzu and Kiyoraka drive this part and it’s great to see Smol Bean Yuu taking over the leadership position, which almost paralyzes the fear of thunder and Suzu for Kiyoraka, far exceeding her appearance and stale personality. The segment even saw Suzu start to hint at her romantic feeling about Yuu, and Kiyoraka (Ever the Bear Poker) immediately picked it up and cleverly encouraged her. There aren’t many jokes that go beyond her depth in leadership and appealing goals in this part outside of Yuu, but this aspect of Yuu is more adorable than her fans’ daughter on Atori, and I’m glad to see more here.

Although Yuu’s fool does bit her on the third part ass, Atori accidentally visits Yuu’s house. After playing with Yuu’s mother (the anime mom enjoys the mother who will surely appreciate), Atori will hang out in Yuu’s room, which is filled with custom-made Atori Bodypollows. This segment works very well because Yuu’s excessive affection for Atori starts to be scared of me and she will be hung up by her own Petard. The ghost in the previous paragraph is actually real, it’s a nice touch, and the sneaky Yuu Bodypillow is also in Suzu’s room.

When an English-speaking tourist thinks about her appearance, her classmates speak English, and I associate this awkward situation with a painful word person, the later belief sequence focuses on Suzu’s search for help from her classmates. While I hope this episode inspired some bigger laughs and gave me more chew in a themed way, it gave me more of what I wanted on the show: a bunch of girls failing, baby queers bounced against each other, bounced in cute and compelling ways. Especially if Suzu’s feelings about Yuu become more obvious in the following episodes, I think Bad girl A strong finish is being built.

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