A3! Season Autumn & Winter

Great final episode. Really like how you see how characters from the previous troupes have grown. I do have to say as someone who played the game, they did cut some stuff out (like that quick Azuma flashback was actually fleshed out in the game).

It's nice seeing how Tasuku and Tsumugi's relationship has been getting better and better. The silent tension between the two is almost completely gone now. Pretty good.

Nah getting full on bios on them is crazy. Reni rlly is underhanded af. Winter troupe def has the best costumes imo, the wings are rlly pretty.

Sometimes i forget how unserious this series is sometimes. Them pretending to get along in front of the doll gave me second hand embarrassment (in a good way btw it was def meant to be awkward)... The time loop thing is dumb but like I don't hate it.

Yea Winter Troupe is way more chill tho Tsumugi and Tasuka are kinda tense. The stakes are def higher for winter troupe tho.

Winter troupe arc start. Winter troupe doesn't seem as uh combative? as autumn troupe was (mainly banri and juza lol). Much more chill. After his audition me thinks Tsumugi sells in himself short...

The ending is so satisfying! The last scene moved me to tears. And seriously, all the scripts in Mankai Company are very well-written. Love the story and the subtle acting of the Winter Troupe; they're just so unique!

I really hate Kamikizaka. Pretty well-written villain, if I say so myself, since he irked me so much! I'm just glad Tasuku managed to say the words he'd been holding back since the audition day at God's troupe, mending his relationship with Tsumugi once again.

Reni is really an abomination with his underhanded tactics, creating discord and distrust within the Winter's Trope. Good thing it's been resolved somehow.

We finally get Banri's actual portrait. It's closing night for autumn troupe so we get to see more of the play. The use of shadows for the fight scences in the play is actually pretty cool.

Sakyo's gotta be less hard on himself fr. Another good episode that's way more on the emotional side.

Dang, yea Juza's portrait was rlly good. Very heartfelt. Kinda wish we got to see the other's portraits a bit more, but it is what it is. Still a great episode.

They look pretty spiffy in their play costumes. Them thinking the toy guns were real was funny lol.

That sudden street act gave them the push to talk about their feelings. I have a feeling that these 7 mystery items save the troupe members when they're in a sticky situation. I'm glad everything worked out in the end. Tasuku and Tsumugi are really better off as close friends.

I'm incredibly curious about the previous actors of the Mankai company. Hopefully they make a movie about them. They seem lively, as Sakyo and Matsukawa describe them. And that challenge from the God troupe is really surprising, but it's a good story turning point.

Winter troupe looks balanced. Asuma's night work breeds misunderstanding, and you can really tell that Tsumugi isn't a novice. Homare is another odd character, full of passion, and the God troupe's top actor joining the troupe is such a premium addition.

It's closing night for Autumn Troupe. Not the best, but they give me a different kind of show. It's action-packed, but I'm surprised by Nanao's acting. Well, he was from the God's troupe. And Juza and Banri's act is pretty good, too. I bet because of Sakyo's influence.

Sakyo-san being serious about acting gives me the chills. I don't understand why he suddenly felt inferior due to one mistake. I'm glad the director is always there to push the members. Sometimes, I'm getting these reverse harem vibes from them.

Juza's portrait is definitely the best! Moved me to tears. I don't know why, but the misunderstood characters softened my heart. And his passion for theater stood out among the rest. And Banri finally getting serious is something good.

The autumn troupe seems to be lacking in reflecting their personal acting and relying on a textbook guide. So they'll have to fix that. And the theme is very challenging. Omi and Sakyo's portraits moved me to tears. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone else's.