The last episode featuring our lovable yet annoying heroine!
(Spoilers in this review)
It’s the final dubbing session for Kusure and the trains have stopped running. Chitose starts wondering if she should even bother going there since she made the mood awkward last time.
As Chitose runs, the girls talk about the possibility of her not showing up. Seems like everyone is waiting on only Chitose.
As she rushes towards the studio, Kuzu-P and Towada-AP try to see if they can reschedule the dubbing in case Chitose can’t make it. However, that’s not a feasible option due to outrageously high penalty fees if they were to do that.
This episode really has all the characters talking about Chitose again, by the way. Gojo-kun basically secures his male harem, too.
The heroine has finally arrived! But now she has to figure out how to act in front of her peers and co-workers…
Of course Kuzu and her assistant manager are thrilled to see her, but what of the others? I would wager that this scene is the scene most of the viewers were waiting to see. We finally get to see Chitose acknowledge to everyone that she isn’t special, but that it’s okay and she’ll still try her best.
But first, we get this comedy gold from Kuzu-P.
And then the heartfelt speech!
Thankfully everyone accepts Chitose and her speech. Then they get to work! It’s a bit sad that she didn’t interact with Koto at all, though.
Her words seemed to have reached the light novel author, too. Hooray!
Meanwhile, the five girls are about to kill this dubbing session.
The production staff decides to keep a scene that was good even though it would be cut. As a result, Kuzu-P and Towada-AP have to head out to beg. It’s tough being a producer, huh? All we’ve seen is them beg or kneel.
Even though the pay for these promotion events is low and participating isn’t mandatory, Momoka and Kazuha opt to join Koto, Yae, and Chitose. They’re truly friends now, huh?
Oh, man, she’s so happy! Chitose looks so fulfilled!
The girls do a group huddle thing and Chitose says what’s expected of her. Everyone has a good time, though.
The performance goes swimmingly well. You should watch it for yourself!
Afterwards, everyone meets up at that swanky bar. The episode ends with Kuzu-P rushing into said bar in order to announce another project. They should be able to handle it this time, right?
Some shipping going on here in this group photo and I’m fine with it.
Wow, this series was something to review. I’m sorry this particular episode review was so heavy with pictures. It’s like 4:40 am and I have to go work so bleh.
…maybe I made even more work for myself by including so many pictures, you say? Maybe, maybe.
Anyways, I’m going to reviewing Girlish Number as soon as I can. I’m aiming for Friday since later today I have to watch the last episode of Flip Flappers. Take care, everyone!
The Lily Garden 
“Anyways, I’m going to reviewing Girlish Number as soon as I can.”
I’m pumped!
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I-I’ll try not to disappoint Chitose.
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Yay~
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Not how I expected the series to end. Admittedly I didn’t get very far into it but reading what other people have said I kind of expected something more dramatic for an ending. Thanks for sharing.
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No, I thought the same thing for most of the series. And then towards the end I finally realized that the series was going for an ending that would be fluffier than what I originally expected. Oh, well.
Thanks for dropping by!
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So the final episode seems to have been the fluffy, heartwarming type. Looking forward to that review!
Btw, I’m curious: Have you decided which shows to watch next season?
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Mmm it was. I guess it’s for the better the show didn’t get too satirical. Thanks, I’ll try not to disappoint.
Mmmm I have! I think. Alane asked me on Twitter earlier this week so I finally looked through the chart.
Koabayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon
Urara Meirochou
Gabriel Dropout
Minami Kamakura Koukou Johi Jitensha-bu
BanG Dream!
Schoolgirl Strikers: Animation Channel
Nyanko Days
Piace: Watashi no Italian
Idol Jihen
…are the ones I’ll do series reviews on. I’m thinking of not doing episode reviews next season since I’ve fallen behind on yuri visual novels. Will write a post about that soon.
(And off the books I will be watching Demi-chan wa Kataritai, since my brother recommended it, and Seiren, since I watched Amagami SS back when I was a wee high school lad)
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Just watched ep 1 of Urara Meirochou, and I couldn’t help but think– “yep. Lotsa stuff for remy to ship here.”
Enjoy. 🙂
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This is great news. Thanks c:
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What about you? Any show that you might want to watch while they air?
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I’m curious about the Dragon Maid one but I’ll wait before deciding whether or not to watch it. You seem to have a nice selection though – best of luck with them. Fair enough about episodics. They do eat up time and the VNs deserve some love too!
As for me…I’m interested in ACCA but I won’t be watching it while it airs. I’ve started Natsume Yuujinchou and it seems promising so I’ll stick to that plus the episodics of Btooom.
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Alrightyyy. I’ll try to ‘suade you while I watch it. Or maybe I’ll warn you instead. We will see.
It’s a lot, wahaha, but thanks. They doooo. They’re a bit underdeveloped compared to anime outside of Japan so I gotta promote!
Mmm all sounds like good shows. Let’s watch Btooom together!
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