Episode 7 – Bad Girl

Now we’re over half of the first season Bad girlIt’s safe to say that the characters and dynamics between them will never develop as I hoped. That’s not to say that any characters are bad (well, maybe the recently launched Siscon Mizuka is very wordy), or it’s not fun to see these characters bounce back to each other, but I hope so far I’m hoping there’s more. Bad girl Use very publicly on topics such as queer desires, idealized romantic interests, and verification of confidence from external sources rather than internal ones. However, this romcom is divided into about 80% comedy and 20% romance, which means we may be unlikely to see any character introspection change the status quo until the season is at best.

That is, I can’t be too frustrated with these elements Bad girl Priority, because comedy has been working all the time in episode 7. The first act is characterized by Yuu dipping her toes into pretending crime, not only in a winter uniform but also in summer months, but also in a layer of shirt, and despite the heat, her uniforms are all on her uniform. Suzu’s explanation of why Yuu’s disagreement on the idea will never be entertained, and finally, we get a more human moment for Yuu’s obsession (read: obsession), Atori. The senior revealed that she was still in the winter uniform and had been running around the background of sketches because she was not safe for her body, and Yuu responded richly to it.

I hope that Atori’s foundation is a little specific to her, not a wide range of moments, but I’ll do everything possible to get the character development. Atori is the main focus of the three different characters in this show, and the more she builds, the better the program will be.

Act 2 shows that Atori’s sister Mizuka is actually in the same class as Yuu and Suzu, and these three characters begin to develop their own dynamics. Although not laughing, at the end of the show, Mizuka and Yuu respect each other, although they still mostly like their competitors. Suzu is once again the best part of the section and casually takes the pee out of Hijinks Mizuka while Yuu gets rid of their shared obsession with Atori. I don’t think Mizuka will be a mature character in the rest of the plot Bad girlbut I can see her and Yuu rub their individual brain cells together to create even more ridiculous situations.

The final scene is a part centered around Rula, perhaps the best part of her appearance. It makes sense for a woman who is tangled with her budding compliment, Rura is working part-time at Maid Cafe so she can give up on her part-time job. When Yuu shows up at Rura’s cafe to take advantage of the promotion, she immediately starts to stand out from Rura’s sails, which is incredible. Yuu is totally indifferent, unsure how to respond to Rura’s Omurice full of love through the lovely ceremony that makes me the biggest laugh throughout the episode.

Although the best gag in the show might have to be the ultimate honor to focus on Lula completely, while the new lyrics are sung entirely by her Voice actorOnly the final part can call her with her complacent attitude and behavior. It may just be my disdain for the bad and unpopular streamer profession members, but I like it Bad girl Go out of your way to bully Lula.

This episode Bad girl It’s fun, the price of popcorn, I think I’ve given up on it now and bringing more potential ideas to the surface, and I think I’m going to start to appreciate the show even more. Character Design Appreciators dig out the animator to do his best multiple times in this episode, offering different costumes and hairstyles to several characters. While I wish this episode had more substance, like Rura in The Ending Sketch, I could enjoy some empty calories in moderation.

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