Don't You Wanna Learn Something New? The Animation Episode 2: Episode 2
Manga chapter 2-2
Canon/HIGH
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6.8
46 Fans
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4
3
2
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Don't You Wanna Learn Something New? The Animation Episode 2: Episode 2
Manga chapter 2-2
Canon/HIGH
← Prev: EP 1Next: EP →
OSHIMETER
6.8
46 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
darunia_267
Risa looked incredible in this one, especially when the solvent started taking effect and her face got all flushed while she was begging for help
sailor_mars
the model shop setting is such a weirdly specific choice but watching her get all worked up over a spilled chemical in the storage room was actually pretty entertaining
raphtalia_raccoon
seeing the way her personality flipped when that stuff hit her skin made me stare and I think the character designs are actually pretty high quality for this
kirishima_red_riot
that scene with the solvent bottle was wild and Risa losing her mind in the back of the shop was definitely a massive step up from the intro
modsoul_mystic
I can't get over how good the animation looked when Risa was freaking out about the model paint and her reactions felt so much more intense this time compared to the first part
minako_aino_374
Seeing the contrast between her strict personality and the way she acts under the influence of that weird grandfather solvent was the best part of the whole thing
n
That solvent really changed the whole dynamic between them and now I wonder what other weird stuff the grandfather left behind in those bottles
silver
I was so nervous when the bottle slipped out of his hands because I knew exactly what was about to happen to Risa and her clothes
akkorokamui_angel
The shop setting actually adds a lot of personality to the scenes and the models in the background look really good when the lighting shifts
rossiu_adai
When Risa started begging him to help her calm down, the tension in the shop reached a point that made the first episode feel like a completely different show
zangetsu_zen
I was surprised by how much I liked the character designs in this episode especially when Risa started acting all sexy and desperate
saria
Risa getting changed without any protection was a bold move and it made the accidental spill feel almost like it was meant to happen
kitsune_knight
I still dont understand how that solvent works but seeing Risa lose her composure in the back of the model shop was a huge shift from the first episode
kisuke_benihime_462
It is pretty funny that the grandfather invented a solvent that doubles as an aphrodisiac, and Risa getting it splashed on her was such a messy turning point for the story. The way she goes from being this reliable part-time worker to completely losing her mind and begging him for help in the middle of the shop was a lot
midnightweeb
The animation during the scene where Risa starts throbbing from the liquid is surprisingly detailed for a show about a plastic model shop
navi
the way she looks while begging him to calm her down is burned into my brain and that scene lived up to the build from the first episode
mewtwo_304
I was wondering how they would follow up on that cliffhanger from the first half, and the chemistry between the two leads is actually better than I expected for a short series like this. Risa being a model kit nerd who gets caught up in her own hobbies makes her way more interesting than the typical girl in these shows, and that ending was great.
professor_sada
Risa is such a great character, and the way her personality flips when the solvent starts working is the best part of the episode.
white_324
you can tell that the grandfather was hiding some crazy secrets in that back room because that solvent did exactly what it needed to do for the plot
reiner_ronin
my interest in this show spiked as soon as Risa lost her cool and I think her character design is one of the best out there
EPISODE CONTEXT
As the second and final episode, this serves as the complete resolution to the arc established in Episode 1, where Tetsu and Kasumi first crossed the line from platonic childhood friends into uncharted territory. Episode 1 handled the awkward curiosity and initial boundary-crossing; this episode deals with the emotional consequences and the solidification of their bond. There's nothing after this — it's designed as a self-contained two-episode narrative that moves from discovery to genuine romantic connection.
EPISODE REVIEWS
darunia_267
Risa looked incredible in this one, especially when the solvent started taking effect and her face got all flushed while she was begging for help
sailor_mars
the model shop setting is such a weirdly specific choice but watching her get all worked up over a spilled chemical in the storage room was actually pretty entertaining
raphtalia_raccoon
seeing the way her personality flipped when that stuff hit her skin made me stare and I think the character designs are actually pretty high quality for this
kirishima_red_riot
that scene with the solvent bottle was wild and Risa losing her mind in the back of the shop was definitely a massive step up from the intro
modsoul_mystic
I can't get over how good the animation looked when Risa was freaking out about the model paint and her reactions felt so much more intense this time compared to the first part
minako_aino_374
Seeing the contrast between her strict personality and the way she acts under the influence of that weird grandfather solvent was the best part of the whole thing
n
That solvent really changed the whole dynamic between them and now I wonder what other weird stuff the grandfather left behind in those bottles
silver
I was so nervous when the bottle slipped out of his hands because I knew exactly what was about to happen to Risa and her clothes
akkorokamui_angel
The shop setting actually adds a lot of personality to the scenes and the models in the background look really good when the lighting shifts
rossiu_adai
When Risa started begging him to help her calm down, the tension in the shop reached a point that made the first episode feel like a completely different show
zangetsu_zen
I was surprised by how much I liked the character designs in this episode especially when Risa started acting all sexy and desperate
saria
Risa getting changed without any protection was a bold move and it made the accidental spill feel almost like it was meant to happen
kitsune_knight
I still dont understand how that solvent works but seeing Risa lose her composure in the back of the model shop was a huge shift from the first episode
kisuke_benihime_462
It is pretty funny that the grandfather invented a solvent that doubles as an aphrodisiac, and Risa getting it splashed on her was such a messy turning point for the story. The way she goes from being this reliable part-time worker to completely losing her mind and begging him for help in the middle of the shop was a lot
midnightweeb
The animation during the scene where Risa starts throbbing from the liquid is surprisingly detailed for a show about a plastic model shop
navi
the way she looks while begging him to calm her down is burned into my brain and that scene lived up to the build from the first episode
mewtwo_304
I was wondering how they would follow up on that cliffhanger from the first half, and the chemistry between the two leads is actually better than I expected for a short series like this. Risa being a model kit nerd who gets caught up in her own hobbies makes her way more interesting than the typical girl in these shows, and that ending was great.
professor_sada
Risa is such a great character, and the way her personality flips when the solvent starts working is the best part of the episode.
white_324
you can tell that the grandfather was hiding some crazy secrets in that back room because that solvent did exactly what it needed to do for the plot
reiner_ronin
my interest in this show spiked as soon as Risa lost her cool and I think her character design is one of the best out there
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