Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go de Dereru Tonari no Alya-san Episode 3 Discussion

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Oh god, Russian in this episode was horrible. Couldn't understand shit without subtitles. Alya VA did a better job, for sure, as expected. (meat vendor sounded very good too, though he said like 2 words lol)

Alya's sister turns out to be the Russian childhood friend of Masachika. I'm sure she did the tea-drop at the end on purpose to lure him in her home maybe :D Wonder if she'll find out he's hiding knowing Russian. Then, wonder if she'll reveal who she is, or keep it a secret and root for Alya x Masachika ship.

@Sigmar-Unberogen So you are from Russia?

Jul 17, 12:26 PM

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aurora_yuuki said:
@DragyG Great to see you. How content are you with the adaptation of this episode?

Like I said above I'm in love with it. I see there is a little debate about the dance but personally I might prefer it without the dancing so the developpement of the romance will be a bit more natural than it was in the novel knowing they already danced together and the school festival wil be their first time together on screen.

I mean I love how Masachika invites Alya at the school festival I just can't remember if it was volume 5 or 6.

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aurora_yuuki said:
So you are from Russia?

ничего ты не понимаешь :)
Nope lol. I'm like Masachika in this case.

Jul 17, 12:27 PM

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Sigmar-Unberogen said:
Oh god, Russian in this episode was horrible. Couldn't understand shit without subtitles. Alya VA did a better job, for sure, as expected. (meat vendor sounded very good too, though he said like 2 words lol)

Alya's sister turns out to be the Russian childhood friend of Masachika. I'm sure she did the tea-drop at the end on purpose to lure him in her home maybe :D Wonder if she'll find out he's hiding knowing Russian. Then, wonder if she'll reveal who she is, or keep it a secret and root for Alya x Masachika ship.

I love how I can say you hitted the mark without spoiling since you mixed tons of theories already.

Jul 17, 12:30 PM

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DragyG said:
I love how I can say you hitted the mark without spoiling since you mixed tons of theories already.

:D Yeah, I mean something had to hit the mark.

Jul 17, 12:32 PM

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Ok, I’m not liking how the story is unfolding, but at least I enjoyed the first two episodes, they were really good.

Jul 17, 12:34 PM

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So, Masha was the girl Kuze met when he was little. Are we heading towards a love triangle, or will Masha sacrifice her first love to help her sister? Either way, the story that intrigues me the most is the separation of Kuze and Yuki's parents.

Seeing Alya's past also shows me that Kuze is a good protagonist, not only because he helped her but also because he hides more than he seems.

Jul 17, 12:36 PM

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aurora_yuuki said:
@DragyG Great to see you. How content are you with the adaptation of this episode?

Like I said above I'm in love with it. I see there is a little debate about the dance but personally I might prefer it without the dancing so the developpement of the romance will be a bit more natural than it was in the novel knowing they already danced together and the school festival wil be their first time together on screen.

I mean I love how Masachika invites Alya at the school festival I just can't remember if it was volume 5 or 6.

@DragyG Same. I loved the adaptation. I found myself smiling ear to ear throughout the episode. I felt that this episode had the best adaptation out of all the three episodes. I can't give them enough credit. Although, if I think about it, that very final scene actually is an anime original. In the LN, Masachika thought there was going to be an indirect kiss with her. Which, of course wasn't the case.

The anime original is more preferable.

Jul 17, 12:39 PM

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So, Masha was the girl Kuze met when he was little. Are we heading towards a love triangle, or will Masha sacrifice her first love to help her sister? Either way, the story that intrigues me the most is the separation of Kuze and Yuki's parents.

Seeing Alya's past also shows me that Kuze is a good protagonist, not only because he helped her but also because he hides more than he seems.

About the love triangle (Heavy spoiler ahead)
Roshidere is basically a romance between 2 characters but since Roshidere is a story about growing up

Jul 17, 12:40 PM

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So you are from Russia?

ничего ты не понимаешь :)
Nope lol. I'm like Masachika in this case.

@Sigmar-Unberogen So you understand Russian at a native-level.

Jul 17, 12:40 PM

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aurora_yuuki said:
@DragyG Same. I loved the adaptation. I found myself smiling ear to ear throughout the episode. I felt that this episode had the best adaptation out of all the three episodes. I can't give them enough credit. Although, if I think about it, that very final scene actually is an anime original. In the LN, Masachika thought there was going to be an indirect kiss with her. Which, of course wasn't the case.

The anime original is more preferable.

Yeah i can't remember the tea drop

Jul 17, 12:42 PM

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@Sigmar-Unberogen So you understand Russian at a native-level.

@aurora_yuuki Pretty much. It's my second language. English would be third.

Jul 17, 12:45 PM

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If being the prettiest girl in some town doesn’t get you support from people around, then not sure what else would lol. I don’t understand such reasoning, but yeah in the end I guess they just wanted to put across the point that how this guy helped Alya when nobody did… when they first met. Also lol, all you just have to do is be unremarkable but good by heart, and things would work out for you… it did for our guy.

Cultural festival was part of the flashback, that’s why I guess they didn’t entirely try to flesh out the things, except how the duo might have danced in the end, and how this was enough for Alya to fall for Masachika. Also yeah, guy has got the hots from both the sisters. If that flashback from the first episode was meant to be something, we can guess to a certain extent who that girl was. Anyway, that last bit explains why the main siblings have different surnames.

They’re all pretty in Russia that’s why she wasn’t really considered over there, she wasn’t treated like a princess

Jul 17, 12:45 PM

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Ok, I’m not liking how the story is unfolding, but at least I enjoyed the first two episodes, they were really good.

What seems off to you with how the story is unfolding?

Jul 17, 12:46 PM

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Softhenic03 said:
If being the prettiest girl in some town doesn’t get you support from people around, then not sure what else would lol. I don’t understand such reasoning, but yeah in the end I guess they just wanted to put across the point that how this guy helped Alya when nobody did… when they first met. Also lol, all you just have to do is be unremarkable but good by heart, and things would work out for you… it did for our guy.

Cultural festival was part of the flashback, that’s why I guess they didn’t entirely try to flesh out the things, except how the duo might have danced in the end, and how this was enough for Alya to fall for Masachika. Also yeah, guy has got the hots from both the sisters. If that flashback from the first episode was meant to be something, we can guess to a certain extent who that girl was. Anyway, that last bit explains why the main siblings have different surnames.

They’re all pretty in Russia that’s why she wasn’t really considered over there, she wasn’t treated like a princess

My friend be rizzing the whole country.

Jul 17, 12:51 PM

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i have a feeling alyas sister is the childhood friend that taught kuze russian

Jul 17, 12:55 PM

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Another great episode. Interestingly they’ve done things slightly out of order to the LN, it definitely makes sense why they’ve done it, but recently most anime adaptations have stuck rigidly to the order of the source material, so it’s nice to see they’ve put some thought into things rather than just mechanically replicating the LN. It is a shame we didn’t see the dance, but maybe they plan to revisit that in a later episode?

Jul 17, 1:01 PM

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I hope it doesn't end up being a love triangle between the sisters and Kuze.

Jul 17, 1:02 PM

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Animation + Art was great, damn voice acting is great as usual aswell imo, loved the ep

Jul 17, 1:03 PM

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what do you think? for me Doga Kobo is cooking fr, it's a great episode after all, the animations, the visuals are amazing, now I regret reading the Light Novel first because now watching the anime I know everything lmaooo

I get that feeling aswell T_T, though im kinda glad that all those chapters I've read is finally coming to life before my very eyes LOL

Jul 17, 1:28 PM

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Alya-san is starting to improve her relationship with Masachika and I am sure that sooner or later, they will be in love with each other. Alya trusts him and they have many things in common.

I wonder what Alya’s reaction would be if she found out that Masachika actually understands Russian😂

Alisa’s personality is marvellous. She is ambitious, hard-working, disciplined and educated girl. She is giving her all in every thing she is doing, so it should be appreciated more for this.

Folk-dance part was amazing, I love how everyone tried their best to make the most beautiful school festival.

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Jul 17, 1:32 PM

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I wasn't looking forward to a flashback episode, but I ended up enjoying it. I also like the implication that Masachika's childhood crush that he learned Russian for _wasn't_ Alya after all. Makes the characters seem less derpy for not noticing. Of course, if he takes too long to figure it out about the sister, derpiness will resume.

I was hoping big sis would figure out that he speaks Russian by the end of the episode, but here's hoping he'll get outed next week instead. I want to see how Masha abuses this secret knowledge to torment Masachika.

Jul 17, 1:43 PM

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Amazing! 10/10 sad it's only 12 episodes :(

Edit: + 10/10 ED! Pls give me the full version of this ED

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Alya-san is starting to improve her relationship with Masachika and I am sure that sooner or later, they will be in love with each other. Alya trusts him and they have many things in common.

I wonder what Alya’s reaction would be if she found out that Masachika actually understands Russian😂

Alisa’s personality is marvellous. She is ambitious, hard-working, disciplined and educated girl. She is giving her all in every thing she is doing, so it should be appreciated more for this.

Folk-dance scene where Masachika and Alya danced was the best, I did not know Alya can dance so good. After all, she practiced balet.

Bro you watched the episode?

We didn't see them dancing.

Jul 17, 1:52 PM

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Instantly dropped. How can they skip the most important scene of the entire series LOL the dance scene literally explains exactly their dynamic, the reason why Masachika does what he does and throws out a glimpse of their own motivations as well

It's the perfect scene to flesh out the chapter and they skipped it... was a cool adaptation but choosing to skip this scene out of all shows a lack of discernment from the director. SMH

Jul 17, 2:07 PM

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bdeadcoffeelover said:
Instantly dropped. How can they skip the most important scene of the entire series LOL the dance scene literally explains exactly their dynamic, the reason why Masachika does what he does and throws out a glimpse of their own motivations as well

It's the perfect scene to flesh out the chapter and they skipped it... was a cool adaptation but choosing to skip this scene out of all shows a lack of discernment from the director. SMH

Come on bro the Taniyama & Nonoa VS Alya & Masachika debate + Alya's speech at (my guess) episode 10 will be enough to show their dynamics.

They haven't even revealed Ayano yet so they aren't showing the character's dynamics atm.

Jul 17, 2:16 PM

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My thoughts on the episode.

1. This title is literally harem LN from the 00s in its purest form.
2. Why does the accent of the characters in Vladivostok not sound like Japanese speakers speaking Russian, but like Russian speakers with speech impediments? I'm familiar with Japanese accents in Russian and this is far from that. Although for some strange reason the VA of boys again speak more or less.
3. Again a message about the importance of mutual support and the dangers of overworking? Is this a cry for help from the animators?
4. Have all the women in this show had some kind of relationship with the MC in the past and are in love with him?
5. Are the old Japanese hits somehow related to the themes of the original LN? I didn't find the show particularly concerned with the theme of nostalgia, especially since all the characters were born in the mid-00s.

Jul 17, 2:16 PM

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Got some good background information in this episode with finding out that Masachika and Yuki's parents did indeed divorce and it looks like Yuki got her last name from her step dad. Also, got a reveal that Alya has a sister, Masha, whom is most likely Masachika's Russian childhood friend and I think Masha has already realized that.

I think that both Masha and Yuki will end up teasing both Alya and Masachika since they both know Alya likes him but I'm not completely sure if Masha will pull more moves of her own like she did in the tea shop (maybe that was more teasing).

Masha won't tease. She will do something really different.

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Really? Thanks for not spoiling but I'm definitely curious as to what Masha does as an anime only. This has been one of my favorite new series that I'm watching this season 👍

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bdeadcoffeelover said:
Instantly dropped. How can they skip the most important scene of the entire series LOL the dance scene literally explains exactly their dynamic, the reason why Masachika does what he does and throws out a glimpse of their own motivations as well

It's the perfect scene to flesh out the chapter and they skipped it... was a cool adaptation but choosing to skip this scene out of all shows a lack of discernment from the director. SMH

Come on bro the Taniyama & Nonoa VS Alya & Masachika debate + Alya's speech at (my guess) episode 10 will be enough to show their dynamics.

They haven't even revealed Ayano yet so they aren't showing the character's dynamics atm.

@DragyG Is it possible and/or meaningful for them to show the dance scene later in the show and just make it a new flashback?

@RafaBryan Considering how much of a magnet this guy is for the Russians, it looks like he's the real incarnation of Sumipe in the show, not Alya, lmao.

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Really? Thanks for not spoiling but I'm definitely curious as to what Masha does as an anime only. This has been one of my favorite new series that I'm watching this season 👍

Yeah.

Glad you enjoy Roshidere the novel is really good too if you feel like reading it after the anime.

(There is enough content for 2 seasons atm so if everything goes well you might not need to read, though)

Jul 17, 2:20 PM

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@DragyG Is it possible and/or meaningful for them to show the dance scene later in the show and just make it a new flashback?

@RafaBryan Considering how much of a magnet this guy is for the Russians, it looks like he's the real incarnation of Sumipe in the show, not Alya, lmao.

Would be pointless in my opinion except maybe a conversation between Yuki and Masachika before the debate but watch the opening. The dance is already in the anime and already shows what it has to for whoever be smart enough to think about the opening (since it is very good)

Jul 17, 2:22 PM

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@DragyG Is it possible and/or meaningful for them to show the dance scene later in the show and just make it a new flashback?

@RafaBryan Considering how much of a magnet this guy is for the Russians, it looks like he's the real incarnation of Sumipe in the show, not Alya, lmao.

Would be pointless in my opinion except maybe a conversation between Yuki and Masachika before the debate but watch the opening. The dance is already in the anime and already shows what it has to for whoever be smart enough to think about the opening (since it is very good)

@DragyG Then why do people complain so much about "cutting it out"?

Jul 17, 2:23 PM

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My thoughts on the episode.

1. This title is literally harem LN from the 00s in its purest form.
2. Why does the accent of the characters in Vladivostok not sound like Japanese speakers speaking Russian, but like Russian speakers with speech impediments? I'm familiar with Japanese accents in Russian and this is far from that. Although for some strange reason the VA of boys again speak more or less.
3. Again a message about the importance of mutual support and the dangers of overworking? Is this a cry for help from the animators?
4. Have all the women in this show had some kind of relationship with the MC in the past and are in love with him?
5. Are the old Japanese hits somehow related to the themes of the original LN? I didn't find the show particularly concerned with the theme of nostalgia, especially since all the characters were born in the mid-00s.

1) Depends on what you call harem.
3) Roshidere is a story about growing up and in Alya's case growing up mean learning to rely on others and get people to be your friends.
4) No
5) The endings are related to the episodes but unless you are familiar with Japanese it's indeed pretty hard to get.

Jul 17, 2:24 PM

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bdeadcoffeelover said:
Instantly dropped. How can they skip the most important scene of the entire series LOL the dance scene literally explains exactly their dynamic, the reason why Masachika does what he does and throws out a glimpse of their own motivations as well

It's the perfect scene to flesh out the chapter and they skipped it... was a cool adaptation but choosing to skip this scene out of all shows a lack of discernment from the director. SMH

Come on bro the Taniyama & Nonoa VS Alya & Masachika debate + Alya's speech at (my guess) episode 10 will be enough to show their dynamics.

They haven't even revealed Ayano yet so they aren't showing the character's dynamics atm.

@DragyG Bro is missing out.

Alya's speech will either be in Episode 9 or 10. That felt so damn good to read, so satisfying. The emotions I felt the day when I read that chapter... They still resonate with me.

Loved it to bits.

Jul 17, 2:26 PM

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RobertBobert said:
@DragyG Then why do people complain so much about "cutting it out"?

Because it's a really good scene showing how Masachika will be an indefectible support for Alya's growth and how Alya's determination will be necessary for Masachika to overcome his past. But that's literally what the anime tells from when Alya goes on stage.

Jul 17, 2:27 PM

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In this episode, Does Masha know about Masachika Kuze is her childhood friend?

While watching, I wondered about her expression when she meets Masachika Kuze🤔

@rahez She realizes it about midway through the shopping trip, I think.

Jul 17, 2:27 PM

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@DragyG Bro is missing out.

Alya's speech will either be in Episode 9 or 10. That felt so damn good to read, so satisfying. The emotions I felt the day when I read that chapter... They still resonate with me.

Loved it to bits.

And that Masachika line

Look forward

To who was he actually speaking...

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RobertBobert said:
My thoughts on the episode.

1. This title is literally harem LN from the 00s in its purest form.
2. Why does the accent of the characters in Vladivostok not sound like Japanese speakers speaking Russian, but like Russian speakers with speech impediments? I'm familiar with Japanese accents in Russian and this is far from that. Although for some strange reason the VA of boys again speak more or less.
3. Again a message about the importance of mutual support and the dangers of overworking? Is this a cry for help from the animators?
4. Have all the women in this show had some kind of relationship with the MC in the past and are in love with him?
5. Are the old Japanese hits somehow related to the themes of the original LN? I didn't find the show particularly concerned with the theme of nostalgia, especially since all the characters were born in the mid-00s.

1) Depends on what you call harem.
3) Roshidere is a story about growing up and in Alya's case growing up mean learning to rely on others and get people to be your friends.
4) No
5) The endings are related to the episodes but unless you are familiar with Japanese it's indeed pretty hard to get.

@DragyG I don't know what you mean by harem, but to me this show looks like something like Toradora or Haganai in terms of concept and vibe. Sharky altruistic MC, memetic waifu, lots of moe and a semi-idealized semi-realistic school setting.

You misunderstood me a little. I mean, why are they complaining if the scene was moved to the opening?

Jul 17, 2:32 PM

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@DragyG Bro is missing out.

Alya's speech will either be in Episode 9 or 10. That felt so damn good to read, so satisfying. The emotions I felt the day when I read that chapter... They still resonate with me.

Loved it to bits.

And that Masachika line

Look forward

To who was he actually speaking...

@DragyG Yes, I was about to say that, but did not want to spoil. But now that you've said it— "Keep your chin up!", he shouted from the right wing of the stage in Russian, making Alya come to her senses. She then realized that she has someone who she could count on more than anyone else in the world~ I can't even put it into words how immensely satisfying that was. That was chef's kiss. (⁠◡⁠ ⁠ω⁠ ⁠◡⁠)

The more I read the LN, the deeper I fall in love with it~

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@DragyG Yes, I was about to say that, but did not want to spoil. But now that you've said it— "Keep your chin up!", he shouted from the right wing of the stage in Russian, making Alya come to her senses. She then realized that she has someone who she could count on more than anyone else in the world~ I can't even put it into words how immensely satisfying that was. That was chef's kiss. (⁠◡⁠ ⁠ω⁠ ⁠◡⁠)

The more I read the LN, the deeper I fall in love with it~

Ho they altered it a bit then in Japanese it really was Look forward.

Yeah Roshidere is really so well written when it comes to characters I can't believe the author actually thought about writting a comedy at the beginning. Even when I exchange some lines with him on Twitter he be joking but what he is writing is clearly no joke. (Even though one chapter per volume remains comedy)

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DragyG said:

OtakuKun1 said:
Alya-san is starting to improve her relationship with Masachika and I am sure that sooner or later, they will be in love with each other. Alya trusts him and they have many things in common.

I wonder what Alya’s reaction would be if she found out that Masachika actually understands Russian😂

Alisa’s personality is marvellous. She is ambitious, hard-working, disciplined and educated girl. She is giving her all in every thing she is doing, so it should be appreciated more for this.

Folk-dance scene where Masachika and Alya danced was the best, I did not know Alya can dance so good. After all, she practiced balet.

Bro you watched the episode?

We didn't see them dancing.

I am sorry, I remembered the folk-dance part from this episode and yes, we did not see them dance. I will modify the comment:))

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@DragyG Yes, I was about to say that, but did not want to spoil. But now that you've said it— "Keep your chin up!", he shouted from the right wing of the stage in Russian, making Alya come to her senses. She then realized that she has someone who she could count on more than anyone else in the world~ I can't even put it into words how immensely satisfying that was. That was chef's kiss. (⁠◡⁠ ⁠ω⁠ ⁠◡⁠)

The more I read the LN, the deeper I fall in love with it~

Ho they altered it a bit then in Japanese it really was Look forward.

Yeah Roshidere is really so well written when it comes to characters I can't believe the author actually thought about writting a comedy at the beginning. Even when I exchange some lines with him on Twitter he be joking but what he is writing is clearly no joke. (Even though one chapter per volume remains comedy)

@DragyG You've contacted Sunsunsun?

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@DragyG You've contacted Sunsunsun?

Well he be writting lots of tweets and answer / like most comments so that's no big deal

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@DragyG You've contacted Sunsunsun?

Well he be writting lots of tweets and answer / like most comments so that's no big deal

@DragyG I make sure to read his afterwords after finishing each volume. They're mostly jokes though. But they're fun to read.

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The ED song for this 3rd episode was amazing. This anime has high potential of being a 10 out of 10 imo. So far it's a 9 for me. This was truly unexpected, I was expecting this show to be some mediocre romcom like most of them but its not. Hopefully it keeps up with itself and finish out great. Loved this episode.

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the best ep, so cute and entertaining even so i hate the idea of fight on one man but i think this is gonna be different (didn't read manga :) )

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@DragyG I make sure to read his afterwords after finishing each volume. They're mostly jokes though. But they're fun to read.

Special mention to that long afterword solely made so we could get the Momoco illustration at the end

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@DragyG I make sure to read his afterwords after finishing each volume. They're mostly jokes though. But they're fun to read.

Special mention to that long afterword solely made so we could get the Momoco illustration at the end

@DragyG Do you remember from which volume it was?

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