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The Gist
- Lemon continues to deal with her confessing to Mitsuki and the embarrassment which came with it and on her own, she decides she needs to speak to Mitsuki.
- No one really knows about it, though Nukumizu gets dragged to the meeting place, and with Mitsuki, Lemon hashes out their relationship up till now.
- In addition, she learns, at one time, that Mitsuki liked her, but then he met Chihaya (?) and with their lives so aligned, it was only natural to date her.
- With all this happening, Nukumizu finds himself more involved in people’s business than ever, but he draws the line at Anna trying to get him to convince Mitsuki to pretend to be her boyfriend.
- This has to be one of the most mature ways I’ve ever seen people reconcile their feelings for one another.
- There was a level of communication you don’t expect from high school students, because it is rarely depicted from high school students.
- But, in some ways, it does remind me of Andi Mack and how it treated teenagers as capable of the type of maturity they are rarely credited for.
- With that said, here is hoping Anna eventually catches up because she walks the rope between being silly and annoying sometimes.
Review Rundown
Highlights
- A sense of maturity that can feel uncommon for shows focused on teenagers
On The Fence
- Anna not catching up to the rest of her friend group
General Information
Additional Information
- Previous Episode: Season 1/ Episode 6
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Episode Title
The Other Side of a Happy Ending
Release Date
August 24, 2024
Network
Crunchyroll
Director(s)
Yudai Shimizu
Writer(s)
Masahiro Yokotani
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