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I can’t believe that I said that, but maybe this storyline should be extended a little bit.
no That Longer time, mind. I don’t want it Wind cut off Eliminates obvious decompression in Shishiroten arc. However, this solution with the gravel grab is intoxicating. So last week was associated with Shizuka’s backstory and emotional climax, so it once again sheds light on everything these opponents went through from the rougher side of the town.
Team leader Suzuri did not help me not like myself. From a gaming perspective, the worldview is already an automatic loss for me, as the decade-long changes and seasonal Isekai changes have put me in this head. Suzuri’s actual invocation of it is actually just a sense, except for half the feeling, a vague gesture to the aesthetics, and writes cliches that are said to be seen in the game. Technically, it does indeed match the idealized TAT sold on game posters, it shows that he is imprinting, but that’s everything, and even he just forgot about his Sob story and forgot about it halfway through.
Now, I’ll give Wind cut off Point of retreat from my place idea This may have been done in last week’s episode: that is, the violence that advocates gravel, and illegal activities may depend on the inherent crime of the poor. This story understands frankly the fact that hardship and economic despair have put people in immoral situations. These guys have sympathy and even admit how they intersect with other groups, the themes in the story, and how compassion can help everyone once the dust is resolved. This is a story on the right, Wind cut off No. Plus, not all, but the enlightened Suzuri’s hair looks cute.
The problem is that Suzuri doesn’t have enough personal influence in this story to admit that he, as Tsubaki literally, “has gone through a tough time.” It doesn’t help that the gravel guy except Suzuri has no name or personality or connection to show what he’s fighting for. It is possible to comment on the difference between the “dependence” and the real “love” between the groups found, which is what the show thinks about leadership style when it regularly comments. But what writing can give the most is that Suzuri understands the scarcity of resources requires tying them together in order to themselves. Apes are together, but I hope a more illuminating solution than Suzuri, just being told that in fact, his gang can get other jobs besides street-level leg breakers. I mean, the conflict opens up a dime because it turns out that a bunch of Keisei Street businesses are hiring in their stock interiors a bit of an anti-climax.
In terms of its value, this does fit in the overall theme of the entire arc about acceptance and the importance of groups and communities. That’s why Tsubaki’s emotional elements for the plot are actually landing. When you consider that love is based on mutuality, sharing among others and making them stronger, it really makes sense to embrace the power of love. Join others, worry about them, and worry about them is a united element of “good” leadership Wind cut offall of this is the performance of Sakura watching and learning its own course.
Further reduce the strength of this technically reasonable material, i.e., combat becomes more off-point, as it has become a tendency element rather than a front and center in the plot. When Tsubaki goes up to the Duke and says, “I want to know you more. It’s really neat when telling me more about you.” … At least until a few seconds later, the highlights’ characters simply spell it out, and Tsubaki has been having a detailed, verbal conversation with Suzuri, hitting the middle anyway.
Most importantly, Shizuka’s remaining resolution is that she continues to be Tsubaki’s eyebrows because she doesn’t let herself be saved to her, how stupid and insensitive she is. Once again, the basic information does fit the overall idea of this story, which is to trust others to do things on your behalf. But again, it is not satisfied with its actual performance and emotional impetus and may benefit from the vein’s personality and worldview with additional time and care. At least the movement started with Sakura as he was dealing with his feelings about Roppo Ichiza’s transfer combat strategy. So I can trust his arc this season will be effectively combined. And things aren’t completely over yet, as this episode keeps escalating with the appearance of my man Frank! This promises to raise the ante and may dig out more explorations of Tsubaki, a character have It took a lot of time and focused on making these drive drama bombs work. Let’s take a look.
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