Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story

This show is batshit insane and I love it. This is essentially JoJo’s with golf, which is just a crazy sentence to describe anything.

just a setup for season 2, story seems rushed, and feels like the studio hurried to end it here, the finale doesn't have much substance overall, only things i can say is it just a placeholder ending, just wait for season 2 ya guys

feels more like a setup for season 2, episode highlights the interactions between Eve and Aoi OONNLLYY

Welll... i means this episode a bit boring since most of it is about practice, and seems like filler with a lot unnecessary content, but the most important things is, after this episode I LOVE KINUE JINGUJI

just felt relatable hahaha, cuz i almost seeing myself when i first moved abroad and struggled to adapt hahahahha and Eve quite funnyyy in this episode

i feels like this episode should be a new start of the new season hahaha, cuz is seems like the start of something new

is a strong impression on me, especially when Klein and Lily spoke to Eve...

this is the first time i felt that a golf match could be passionate too hahaha quite a fresh experience

This finale was a total setup ep, but honestly, I'm here for it. The actual golf matches felt a bit tamer compared to the usual insane mafia games, but the sheer amount of lore dropped made up for it. Finding out Eve was trained by a legend? Wild.

This ep is just pure hype and honestly, the perfect way to wrap up the qualifiers. Watching Eve and Aoi completely dominate while aggressively flirting via bickering is everything I wanted. Poor muscle lady didn't stand a chance against that first tee-off, and the guy handing out the plaque looked so done with their chaos.

hmm clearly shows the contrast between the rich and poor, lifestyle and environment presented directly I may say the details outside of the matches are interesting too, shows this isn't only about golf

Man, this episode was peak sports anime absurdity and I love it. Eve finally touches down in Japan and she's so aggressively locked in on fighting Aoi, it’s hilarious. The president trying to humiliate her with that mini training arc only for Eve to completely double down on her brutal "rainbow bullet" power style? Majestic behavior.

Honestly, how does this show manage to make mini-golf just as intense as the literal mafia arcs? Eve navigating high school as a total golf tsundere is hilarious, and Aoi is out here dropping casual lines about wanting to be together forever that lowkey sound like a marriage proposal.

This ep is a total vibe shift and I am honestly so here for it. Moving the chaos from the gritty mafia underground straight into high school golf is wild, but Eve pulling out her passport as an ID? Hilarious.

This episode is peak anime nonsense in the absolute best way possible. The underground golf death match concluding with a literal exploding prosthetic arm? Unreal. Rose looking out for Eve until the very end gave me actual feelings, and that final ball-clipping-ball trick shot was pure genius.

This episode is pure camp peak, and I am absolutely locked in. We finally get the underground mafia golf showdown between Eve and Rose, and the changing hydraulic course is insane. Eve naming her new curve shot after Aoi? Iconic.

This episode is pure chaotic luxury, and I’m completely obsessed. We barely got any actual golf, but who cares when the mafia is literally blowing up politicians with a rocket launcher? Finding out Eve has amnesia and a mysterious, Char-clone golf mentor was the exact kind of dramatic lore drop this world needed.

This ep is pure anime camp and I am absolutely obsessed. We finally get Eve and Aoi sharing a screen again, and the VR golf concept is such a fun, ridiculous loophole to bypass the mafia drama. It honestly could’ve felt like a filler gimmick, but seeing them actually talk things out on the virtual green was highkey wholesome.

This ep is a total reality check and the underground stakes just got way higher. We finally get the lore and character depth needed to understand Vipère's terrifying "Snake" playstyle and how she psychs out opponents.

This ep is a masterclass in psychological warfare and the mental chess is getting wild. We finally get the tactical depth needed to see how Aoi’s effortless perfection pushes Eve to her limits during their rematch.