Episode 12 – Bad Girl

Boy, if the first ending (maybe just if I’m honest) season, it’s going to be cool Bad girl Have more sense of solution. It would be nice if Suzu’s feelings about Yuu were more public, if Atori and Yuu reached a more defined relationship, or even Suzu and Atori more directly acknowledged that they found themselves almost love triangles. I still dug a lot!

The episode begins with Yuu hearing rumors that Atori will move to Chicago (the pope starts now). Living in Chicago for a few years, I didn’t expect it to be quoted in anime other than Pakistan!this immediately makes me feel Bad girlThe ending. Even if I found Yuu immediately took the rumor away with her apparent value and began to move her crush away instead of talking to Atori about potential developments, it frustrated me.

However, this misunderstanding does lead to a series of super cute conversations between Yuu and Suzu, which highlights what the two of them mean to each other and clearly shows why Suzu goes out of her way to help her friend pursue another relationship. This chat shows that Yuu does like Suzu, but in a more casual and platonic way, Yuu seriously believes that they will be together forever in some capacity. How fast Yuu climbed up to find a way to move to Chicago with Atori, which was cruel to Suzu, but it was just a byproduct of the enthusiasm that attracted Suzu to Yuu, and the opening paragraph showed that Yuu’s behavior was not malicious.

Yuu doesn’t love Suzu as much as Suzu loves her, but it’s really touching to see the more rigid girl realize that her friends cherish their relationship in their own way.

Two-thirds of the back plot 12 Bad girl Closed, more tweet than the Big Bang, one of the segments revealed that Atori (of course) didn’t really move to Chicago. For me, the only hard-working gag that I’ve ever had was hearing Suzu take over Yuu’s unstable internal monologue. Other segments interviewed various actors, who believed that the meaning of “bad” was indeed the original premise of the show, but not entertaining. At this point, all of these characters are sufficiently defined, and we do not need this writing exercise of “how different characters answer the same, personality motivational questions”. Especially in the episode where most of the actors are trapped in thunderstorms, or after Yuu, Suzu and Atori play video games together, I would rather bounce the actors against each other in a more natural and motivated situation.

That being said, we saw Yuu and Suzu bring this episode to me when they came home (like all the best friends who are not Baby Queers at all) in the scene where they saw Yuu and Suzu shake hands and reminded me of the highlights of the show. Each episode Bad girl Basically 22 minutes of weird lesbians, where the lesbians in question don’t have any strong sense of how to be in a relationship or express romantic attraction. This is an elevated version of the feeling of teenagers dancing and over-fusion around them, both of whom are watched and feared. When it works, it is both sweet and a lively exploration of the stress and chaos in young love. This episode, like the rest of the series, worked for me more than nothing, and I was glad to watch it.

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