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This is another week’s focus, and most importantly, our side roles, especially now the teacher and Mitsubishi, which I like. Especially the teacher, I think it’s some of the best side characters on this show, so I’m really happy to see them in the spotlight for a while – not to mention, knowing, and knowing that they’re a new teacher. But this time, she was weak in respect of Yuri.
Let’s back up a little bit: the first part of this episode is about the teacher, and then the second part is Mitsuki. Yes, yes, yes, Aharen and Raido are now in their third year. A new year means a new teacher. Side note: I wonder if this means we will see the anime reaching their graduation? On the one hand, this seems to be an obvious thing. On the other hand, there are only three episodes left in the season, which is quite speedy.
Anyway, the new teacher seems really charming. Obviously, we like respect in this house – we also like teachers who want to understand what other teachers are talking about when they mention respect. Defining respect (this is an abstract thing so far), which seems to be the obvious thing the anime is going to do, yes, but that doesn’t make it less fun. When the new teacher realizes that, while she is still unsure that she understands what respect means, it doesn’t seem to make it more charming, she seems to feel about everything that looks like Yuri. In a sense, almost feel the anime way to wish us a happy pride moon.
I like Mitsuki too, but for different reasons, I like this part too. Here we see Mitsuki open up the public about going abroad and attending beauty schools. Of course, this is a stark contrast to her love for martial arts. Still, she wanted to do so. Of course, she conveyed the story to her sport-hands-on-the-line competitors. So while there is still some stupidity there, especially through the excessiveness of all this, it is still heartfelt.
I really like what Mitsuki says about her view that she can still love Karate, and her goal is to get into beauty school. In anime, we are often used to glorifying a single-minded pursuit of a goal that has little or no irrelevant hobby space. So it’s refreshing to see the anime remind us, hey- you can still love and do martial arts without stopping your goal. Actually, having hobbies is OK, including hobbies that have little to do with your bigger goals.
So overall, it’s a nice episode, although the highs we’re seeing aren’t seen from Aharen-San this season. These plots focus more on the side characters, but just not that intense. I wonder why this is, and here’s what I’ve come to: The main attraction of the series is that I’m going to say that Dr. John Dorian-Air’s fantasy Raido allows himself to be swept away. While not to say there are no other options for the series (it does! Many characters are so charming!), it is undoubtedly the main attraction. Aharen is usually the reason for the Raido head turn. So when an episode mainly doesn’t have both, it will be completely out of balance. So, I think if the parts focus more on these side characters, then if the whole plot is specifically on the side characters, and the other segments are better, they are better distributed and combined with the segments centered on radio and Ahalin.
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Aharan-san wa hakarenai Currently flowing crunchyroll Monday.
