Official release of a one-shot version that does not feature any chicks, 5 hours ago.

>>1

Thinking about the time when my senpai was also selling erotic content excites me.

>>1

If it was supposed to never exist in the first place, it’s no wonder we can’t win…

>>32

There’s no pulse…!

>>1

I caught a glimpse of my senpai’s bra…

I’m glad that Hina-chan is here.

Screenplay by Yuko Kakihara

Storyboard and Direction: Yoshiko Okuda

>>8

After getting completely crushed once, I’ll bounce back and become a strong woman with a resilient heart…

Why am I so happy?

Why am I so sad?

Even though Hina-chan is in the thumbnail, why is this turning into a discussion thread instead?!!

>>12

I have so many more memories than you!

>>14

In terms of the length of the relationship, the yokozuna has a longer one.

Since today was the funeral, I think next week’s final episode will be like a de facto memorial service for the first seven days.

But the anime is ending before long, so it’s sad for Hina-chan, isn’t it…!!

>>16

Person

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Heart

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Hmm.

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Isn’t it true that there’s no such thing as a regret-free death for a losing heroine?

I remember that in that issue of Jump back then, Hina-chan lost and the glasses-wearing committee chair also lost and cried heavily, making it an issue filled with heart-wrenching losing heroines, and it brings tears to my eyes.

The character designer has provided a memorial photo.

>>22

Thank you for watching.

Thank you────────

Makaen also mentioned in an interview with Jump magazine that the second cour’s opening was written with Hina-chan in mind.

The love from the production team for Hina-chan is truly great.

>>25

That’s quite a twisted love!

>>26

It’s pointless to resist since the original work… I’ve been treated like the strong author, you know.

It was a wonderful scattering.

I will probably never forget it for the rest of my life.

Even though they say the senior character is weak, the lack of senior perspective descriptions up to this point is intentional, considering what happens afterward.

>>29

When I was reading the original work, I couldn’t even predict how the senpai would act up to this point.

Recently, it’s quite obvious because I’m always in heat.

>>31

That’s an awful thing to say.

>>31

Moderate relationships…

>>35

I’m safe because I haven’t gotten into it yet.

>>29

From a big-eyed perspective, I’m only doing critical things.

At this point, it’s okay if the senior’s insights are limited.

We weren’t born to lose, you know~

We weren’t born to cry.

It was a refreshing development that, instead of leaving while misunderstanding the cohabitation reveal, they spoke up right then and there.

I did my best without making any moves that would lead to losing.

It was a death of great honor.

It’s not that my senior has few descriptions, but rather that they are just constantly hitting with an unusual DPS where all normal attacks are critical…

I wonder why jujutsu tropes fit so well…

>>43

Even the yokozuna was initially a fan of Uruka-chan…

I don’t like the type of author who writes heroines that are prepared to be losers from the beginning.

No pulse…!

A good woman who doesn’t meddle, becoming an even better woman after experiencing heartbreak is the most rewarding route for a losing heroine…

I was in the volleyball club.