Episode 11 – Bad Girl

Although I usually prefer one of them Bad girlThe three clips of Episode 11 are crazy skewed, and honestly, if the opening was the whole focus, it would be a perfect anime episode.

Yuu and Atori picked up at the stop of the previous episode, and now in Suzu’s room, they immediately chewed Yuu as they poured all her Atori body pillows into her room, giving another girl unlimited ammunition to tease her indefinitely. Once Yuu can explain the situation of hiding his own depravity, the three decided to play video games together. Even from the beginning of this scene, the dynamics between the three characters are more developed than the previous excuses. Suzu now has a more light note of Yuu, and Atori can’t help but see Suzu’s cold as trying to play hard and come to her publicly, while Yuu is a cute puppy who can connect everyone with a shared leash.

Although this game secretary was originally just Yuu’s excuse, completely accidental and physical contact with Atori, her obsession and friendship decided to make Mario Party The cheating game is more fun and links punishment to loss. Things that escalate quickly from Suzu have to be called Atori role play Although Atori laughed at her (not sure how accurate these punishments are, I digress). But when Suzu finally won the game and forced Atori into a Fox Girl Giring costume, she and Yuu were immediately in role play The entire event turned into a large self-improvement for Atori.

For me, this part is Bad girl most. Three teenagers in a rapidly developing situation unexpectedly tested each other’s boundaries against a cute and trustworthy background. if Bad girl More regularly featuring these three girls with these fun baby lesbian adventures, it’s really one of my favorite anime of the season, if not this year! Every time you dip your toes into these water, Bad girl It’s fun to stand out, adorable and in-depth understanding of the feelings of young people figuring out their sexuality and sexual attraction.

However, we also got two other parts, rather than the best material for the whole show, and instead focused on the parts where Rura, Mizuka and Yuu were hanging out in the woods. Though conceptually, I think there is a lot of material between Rura who seeks attention and two other girls who are not attracted to her. These segments have become too weird to my taste. Between the three I can only assume, this is the solution to Atori’s bath water and the series, thanks to Mizuka’s apparent ability to talk to animals, I didn’t feel this kind of hijinks after the incredibly powerful and more solid opening of the episode.

The post-credit segment is lovely and after Rura tells her that stream chat chat finally makes friends, throwing out a small fit that they will praise rather than the usual bullying behavior. This scene all illustrates my affinity for hitting streaming on nails and captures the adorableness when you throw a kid like Rura out of the game. Even though two-thirds of this episode aren’t my jam, the opening ceremony is so great that I can’t help but enjoy the episode and hopefully more Bad girl Just like it.

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