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It’s interesting, this week, the girls learn about climate change and gravity. Hit the ball right away: Yes, Sengoku Japan has a colder climate and is sometimes called Japan’s “Little Ice Age”. It lasted for centuries and is often considered a key component of several famines. Honestly, I’m shocked by how easily it is because, as you might imagine, studying historical climate and weather patterns is often filled with discourses that don’t always come from a very wise place. This is twice as much as a period of time, and it can be traced back to this time, where there are far fewer ways to measure or record the weather, and surviving sources won’t get stuck outside of much (if there is anything), for example, how many damaged roofs are seen after a storm.
But back on track. Since waiting for another storm seemed like a fool’s errand, the girls decided to take things into their own hands… Actually, let me back up. Even though she tried to explain herself, I was still not sure if I followed Nanase’s logic completely. I think that’s the point, but it still doesn’t make it more confusing. Essentially, the nanoenzymes just hope they throw the ball off the cliff, and a miracle will happen…just because? Again: This makes no sense, but I think it’s the point. But unfortunately, that ancient bullying gravity comes again, leaving those annoying, heavy bowling balls on the ground instead of inexplicably towards the centuries ahead. Life is indeed cruel.
By the way, this show can use any excuse to illustrate why they can’t use Mai’s ball. Nozomi can provide her first, and Mai doesn’t have to make excuses in the first place. But, “It’s the ball of my dead parents”, just feels like I’m so pocketing that I can’t help but find it interesting. She’s casual about the fact that she says this, it’s just for the increase, as if she’s telling you the weather. To be fair, this is a suitable way turkey!. The prompts for something like this have been removed, and even now there is no detailed introduction, so I guess it is not as full left-handed as “Hey, this is actually a travel anime” but still. It’s there at this moment, “I won’t listen” [Nozomi’s disembodied voice]: “But I’m listening.” Of course, this is the most interesting part of this episode.
But anyway, this week we have a Nozomi-centric episode, the first since the show started. Until now, she hasn’t left any traces on the show, so it’s nice to see her have some time to shine. This is also true for An Zu, who has been skeptical of the girls until now. But it turns out that her side is soft and her curiosity about smartphones is understandable.
Recently, I talked about how girls are feeling more relaxed over time as girls care a lot about the effects of the series. This episode is nothing more than bait for the butterfly effect. As I said before, such a plot confirms, I think it’s very likely. I don’t think these warnings make sense and we’ll see some rewards at the end of the series. Whether it will play seriously or not or it is another matter to joke, but I can’t imagine Anzu getting battery-depleted screen time without any impact.
But when it comes to impact, Nozomi is the biggest one left this week, not just because she fell down the cliff. I know it’s tempting to say she has some selfish stripes, but I think that’s wrong. I think it’s more precise that she has a firm sense of self-protection among a group of friends, and that’s not normal. That’s not to say I think in different situations they’ll all be sent in the audition reel Male donkeyjust others have different priorities. Nozomi hasn’t stopped her from helping Anzu, even if it means putting her health in danger. It’s so good, I hope that means we’ll see the other side of Anzu as the series goes on.
Compared to others, this week feels like a less important episode. Still, especially given this week’s fantasy thoughts, I’d love to know which way she will try next week. Almost halfway through, it was one of the more shows I enjoyed this season, and it was a big achievement. If you’ve heard of one thing about this anime season, it’s that kind of show is destined to be a lot of hits if they haven’t proven that. so that turkey! What I want to say is that it is a big deal to try to keep your own objections to these heavy batsmen, and it is a big benefit.
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Türkiye! – Time of strike – Currently flowing
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