The beginning, which was quite lackluster when I read it in the manga, has somehow become pretty interesting…

I want to see Moichan get annoying soon.

I’m an anime fan, but the ending is really refreshing and nice.

When I read it back from the beginning, I completely restructured the initial flow.

I want to quickly see the shitty parts of that subculture jerk.

Keigo’s first involvement was with the Kanni Ko Channel.

Nico is properly cute.

Is next week’s episode going to show some hints?

Nico has a big chest.

I realized in the anime that the student council’s knife-licking guy was the one who asked his younger brother to swap his right and left eyes.

I used to think it was difficult to express manga gags in anime, but it’s really funny.

This is Rina Kawaguchi’s ad-lib, I’ll sing again!

I wonder how far they will go with the first season.

The thread image is a real otaku.

Subculture assholes are assholes because they are subculture assholes.

It seems that there will be an outbreak of Moichan acting like an old-timer among fans who learned about the original work from the anime.

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How much will the anime make the story around Wolf, which faced the risk of cancellation, interesting?

The conversation between Wolf and Moi-chan during their showdown is normal, but I like it.

It’s nice to bring out the earth witch after considering Keigo…

Is the final episode going to be a stand-up comedy?

Looking back, there was one student whose entire name was in katakana, and it feels like there’s something too unusual about that.

Nico is cuter than I imagined.

I was completely under the impression that Subkuso was just a mob character who would get one or two individual episodes, so I was genuinely surprised.

As for Keigo, I was surprised to find out he was the same person as Wolf back then.

Is Nico’s outer wavy hair inspired by the brim of a witch’s hat?

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I want to see the four idiots move together soon.

I’m so used to seeing Moi-chan freely expressing herself and doing various things, so it’s actually refreshing to see her being quite naive and negative at the beginning as a demon…

Did it used to be this interesting? I thought, but it was restructured, huh?

A whimsical class where it’s not strange if aliens or people from the future exist.

For now, the story is progressing according to the original work.

Because Moi-chan hasn’t shown her otaku side yet, she looks like a spadari.

It’s been quite a while since Nico got smaller…

I thought the original work was interesting when it had a strong focus on gags from the beginning.

The ending hits a bit hard with emotion.

Could it be that Half-Tengu will appear directly in the next next episode?

It’s quite compressed.

Anime is ideally a gag anime with well-timed cuts and a fast-paced dialogue.

It’s not uncommon for seniors to finish before they even get going if they take their time in the early stages when the engine isn’t running.

Is it now that we’re inserting the afterstory of episode 1?

Since more main characters have joined the house, the gear is starting to kick in.

It’s a good decision to do it quickly until the roommates gather.

Is the first Kan-gyaku? going to be the Ottoman? I can sense that situation.

It’s nice that Moi-chan is waiting for the rent…

Isn’t this author too strong when it comes to gags…?

I’m not very familiar with voice actors, so I was surprised to find out that Moi-chan is the same person as Isami from Bravern.

Nico’s annoying Another Sky type thing is to change the order and such.

Good at reorganization.

It’s unfair that I’m usually using trash magic, but in serious episodes, I can actually make proper use of it.

At the beginning of the series, I thought seriously (maybe this time it won’t work…).

Somehow, it became clearly interesting before I knew it.

Maybe after the characters are gathered.

The quality of the OP and the main story is really remarkable.

Will it last like this?

When I’m watching the manga, I didn’t really mind that Moi-chan wasn’t that moved by Niko.

In the anime, if Nico got color, voice, and movement, then living together with such a cute girl and having that attitude is really amazing, right!? The feeling is really heightened.

Personally, I felt that it was really okay when Kan-chan had her first part-time job episode.

At first, there are many parodies of other manga, but…

It will get better as it gradually decreases.

The interesting anime adaptation of gag manga is rare, so I am grateful…

Jumping tends to be hard to get wrong around there, though.

In the early stages of the original work, there were quite a few gags that felt a bit harsh.

Did it say “Magami Keigo” from the beginning in this episode…?!

I was thinking that the character, who came out later, feels out of place because they’re being forced in.

It feels like the serious developments are skillfully woven into the story since the time of Sket Dance, but it doesn’t quite hit the mark.

The sharpness of the gags hasn’t changed at all; in fact, it might even be higher now, but the boundary between serious and comedic feels somewhat unclear.

I think the reason is probably that the setting has almost stopped being a school.

Was there a risk of cancellation in the early stages?

In a serious tone, Astra was quite good.

Anime is also great!

I was surprised that the author’s previous job wasn’t in scenario writing but rather making puzzle games like Tokimeki Memorial.

The technique of converging to a good ending, including suspense, is amazing, so I want them to make an original one-cour anime like Kanata no Astra.

Moe-chan talks about the obscure aspects of KochiKame.

Where is Ryotsu, who is getting carried away with dirty money-making!!! Kan-chan is telling the punchline.

That’s strong.

Serious was well docked only in Astra.

I think the current story structure, where parts are tightly wrapped in the gag section and then appropriately resolved in the serious part, is good.

The anime has an incredibly beautiful girl that is unbelievable.

I’m getting good parts even in the OP…

What is Astra’s Earth? I quite like this development.

The previous protagonist’s story was a bit subtle, but I like Wolf and the Day of Calamity.

It seems that Call is coming early, but since my husband has been enjoying himself after getting the hang of part-time work, I guess it’s a quick, quick flow.

Serious has a lot of hits with Keigo.

Even though it’s just Nico alone with a group of four men.

It’s amazing how it doesn’t seem like a reverse harem at all.

How should I look when listening to Kuroiwa’s story?

The group of handsome men is adjusted to a perfect degree of disappointment, so there is no unpleasantness.

Until the addition of Keigo, it was probably the bottom.

Shortly after that, Call came and the publication order rose.

First of all, it was quite significant that Kan-chan didn’t have any romantic feelings for Niko and was supportive of the relationship with Moi-chan.

The mysterious man who appeared in the previous protagonist’s story honestly doesn’t feel very appealing to me.

I think it’s amazing that I can experience the same sense of speed as when reading the original work.

I think it was really skillful how they incorporated the episode with Momochi’s giant transformation right after the parent generation’s past arc ended.

I’m happy that Kara-chan appears quite a bit in the OP.

I have the impression that the parody of other works fit well with Sket Dance.

Everyone is doing coupling, though.

It seems like that character was created just for the purpose of bullying Kan-chan… that senior from the café.

Momochi is being protected…!

Even now, there are still regular references to Fujiko A. Fujio and Fujiko F. Fujio, right?

Kan-chan’s charm is something that only I understand, even if it’s not spoken out loud… It seems like there are many girls in the class who have a crush on him.

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It’s said in the work that if it’s serious, it won’t fall…

I wonder if the gorilla will come out?

I understand Kan-chan’s charm the best.

When I was told that each of the OP’s smiling faces represents their way of laughing, I was like, “Wow…”

I looked up the striped clothes that Moi-chan usually wears, and they were expensive, so I was shocked…

My ears have gotten too used to Niko being played by Mikako Komatsu.

I thought Momochi would definitely betray us right away because the conversation about joining was unusually vague.

It seems like the hacking of the magazine editorial department might be blurred as an anime.

The opening cut of the three girls laughing in shrine maiden outfits.

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Hehehe.

I like the way you laugh.

Will the voice actors change in the New Horizon anime?

When you’re used to the tiny Niko, you get surprised by the relatively big-breasted Niko.

I love the absurd setting where the student council president’s hand is stuck to the hat.

I often review the voicoms of Quick Quick, Croissant, New Horizon, and Indigo 2nd year.

Momochi is…

Usually, she is a warm-hearted older sister with a lot of tolerance, but when her biological mother appears, she reacts appropriately for her age, and that’s what makes her great.

I simply feel that the number of female fans is increasing, so I want the Keinem book… but it seems like more guy books are going to be released…

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Was she that cute? She has a chest in that vertical sweater… Did she transform in the anime?

It’s strange… Kanashi gave off a vibe of being a romantic rival when they first appeared…

Confuse the audience who enters through the anime by doing a whole episode of Uro Mirai.

It seems that it will be terrible if Mr. Makusa’s voice is echoed.

Miharu is also appearing in the OP verandah scene.

After casually introducing it, they pull together the foreshadowing, making past characters feel scary.

It’s mostly because of the croissant.

Keigo from OP is too cool!

I can’t skip the magic used until the Wolf battle because it’s mostly used in the Wolf battle…

I won’t forget that when Momochi came out, the nobody named Igo said there was definitely something behind it!

The episode where Kan-chan has a terrible experience is a masterpiece.

Look… at me…

You’ve never seen anything other than One Piece, right?!

To be honest, I don’t think the early part was as bad as people say.

I want to see Miharu, Jekyll, and Fran’s episode!

Serious has been on the defensive so far, so I hope they can turn the tide and go on the offensive next time.

I’m personally curious if there will be a Uromira episode.

(Hmph… I’m the only one who keeps replaying Kanji-kun jumping off that telephone pole after that, aren’t I…)

If you’re used to the original work, you’ll think, “Oh right, Nico was a beautiful girl…”

It seems like the Uro Mirafans thread in that world is regularly going crazy.

I’m greatly looking forward to Uron Mirage.