Episode 9 – Bad Girl

Episode 9 Bad girl Once again it became a more solid thing and everything was stronger about it. While the latest part of the season’s quirky lesbian romcom inspired laughter than the previous episode, the adorable character moments and the wealth of communication made up for more than a larger number of Yuks. This episode is also more entertaining in abstraction and situations, I hope Bad girl This humor continues to be leaning towards when the show goes home.

Answered at the closed place in the previous episode, Episode 9 Bad girl Starting with Yuu and Atori, I took a break on my way to a school-sponsored camping trip. Yuu missed the bus because the public clock broke down led to her misunderstanding of the time, but Atori defended her position as the best girl, explaining that she was just wandering while chasing a cool butterfly. While Yuu initially, and adorably overwhelmed by this situation, Atori can assure her that everything will work as older girls find themselves in the same dilemma during their trip last year.

While it was interesting to see these two brain cells working together to find a way out of this predicament, I thank Atori for becoming a character and Yuu’s relationship with her changes with her even more depth. In the past few episodes, Atori has become a weirdo who accidentally takes the shore with her good looks and her natural talent. This episode really cements how much Atori benefits from charity, qualities that can help her get from others, and although Yuu is obviously still fascinated by her, I can’t help but think that this is the beginning of her no longer making her worship her so extreme.

Considering how much Yuu uses Atori and Suzu as social crutches, I’m curious about their dynamic changes and forces Yuu to develop more into a character.

However, other shoes didn’t fall off in this episode. Instead, in the long anime tradition, we get a mini-fan spring episode where Suzu and Atori’s other biggest admirer and sister (Gross) Mizuka try to peek into the Atori soak (double hair) in the hot spring. And lingering Fan Service Atori, Mizuka and some background characters are a bit out of place Bad girl Since the opening episode, there hasn’t been much deal with with the sexual theme or environment, there are enough good jokes in this middle section to make up for the poor implementation rate Fan Service.

Yu Yuu is such a good girl that the angels and devils on her shoulders are all claiming that she respects the rules rather than peeps Atori is a good gag that weakens the core of the role and original premises of the show. The segment also has some exchanges between Susu and Atori, whose equal parts shock each other and establish a relationship with both of them and Yuu. Especially how much Bad girl By having Yuu’s worship framework mostly involve her scenes to build Atori, any scene more pragmatic Suzu takes the pee away from her. The last part of this episode is Yuu and Atori, with the proper dates and there are some hijinks thrown. After inviting the young girl to be stained and cover up the bills for the party venue, Yuu ran around and met Atori in a huge reaction to the credible situation. The last joke before the credits, involving Yuu finally taking a photo with Atori, just to get the photo to capture the ghost that destroyed it, which made me laugh.

The post-loan scene focuses on Su Zu’s classmates’ obsession with cool beauty, and like all Su Su’s publicity, I am very grateful.

While this episode doesn’t bring some dynamic dynamics to the surface of the show in the way I hoped it will be, Episode 9 Bad girl At least gave me enough taste to avoid appetite. Aside from the dynamic powerlessness, this episode feels like it’s moving towards something and I really want to see what that is. Hopefully Yuu realizes that her admiration for Atori is not good for her, Suzu figures out that she is not actually covering up her feelings by her good friend. But even this season Bad girl There is no end to the way I want it, and now I am very confident that I will have a great time in these three episodes anyway.

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