tomo chan is a girl episode 3
Tomo-chan Is a Girl!
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They did it, anybody! These two have done in 12 episodes what commonly takes other anime a lifetime. I know this anime is based on a relatively short and already complete manga series, but information technology is refreshing that we can accomplish the stop of the bear witness and have it feel like a complete unit. I don't know everything that was cut from the original material, but judging the anime on its own merits, I exercise like how we got to this point and how this episode addressed many of the characters' lingering thoughts. While some of the resolutions could be seen as a flake anticlimactic, others had some surprisingly subtle and well-written moments.
My favorite was probably when Jun confesses to Tomo at the end of the festival. It's ironic that Tomo was being cautious near dancing with Jun because she was worried about how it would look to everybody else—she gave Jun oestrus for that exact thing back in centre school when their idea process was reversed. This time, Jun uses the opportunity to hint at how he really feels, which of course causes Tomo to freak out. This was brought upward one or two times in previous episodes, simply I like how this episode tackled the insecurity that comes with transitioning from friends to a relationship. Tomo thinks it has to be i or the other, but it really doesn't have to a strict separation. If anything, they can just practice more together. It really did warm my heart to see Jun so happy when they make information technology official at the stop.
Speaking of Jun, I like the fact that he finally addressed a lot of the things that have been on his heed throughout this flavour and owned upwardly to them as best he could. He reveals that he knew Tomo'southward confession was ane of love, but he was besides young to accept it at face value. I do like how he pulls Misuzu aside and apologizes to her. I don't think their past relationship necessarily needed whatsoever closure, but I similar how it'due south implied that in that location could have been something between them if things played out a little chip differently (over again, I want to see that timeline). I like the fact that Jun tells Misuzu what she probably needed to hear without her even realizing it. Her meddling did probably get Jun to realize things a lot sooner than if he was left to his own devices.
It's squeamish to see the glimmers of Misuzu finally accepting the love from those around her. Last episode planted the idea that Tatsumi actually likes her for who she is and how that could lead to some boosted closure for Misuzu. Every bit much as I enjoyed that, information technology's actually refreshing to accept a show that celebrates love between friends. Only because her best friends are in relationships doesn't hateful she isn't any less loved. While the resolution could be seen every bit a bit easy compared to all the buildup it got, I think that's kind of the point, only I'll save that for next week. Overall, this episode did pb to a squeamish decision for everyone's characters, and I'thousand looking forward to what the epilogue has in shop for u.s.a..
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