The definition of a perfect ending. This episode’s vibe is as chill as it should be... all those love triangles are gone now. The girls are also more caring toward each other. PERFECT, ONE OF THE BEST ROMCOM ANIME I’VE EVER WATCHED.
Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!: Heart Throb
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Synopsis
The awkward lovebirds, Yuuta Togashi and Rikka Takanashi are now living together as they enter a new school year, but their adorable relationship remains stagnant. Yuuta struggles to adapt to having a chuuni girlfriend while the gang—Sanae Dekomori, Shinka Nibutani and Kumin Tsuyuri—are still keeping up with their quirks despite having advanced a grade. Making matters worse, another chuuni girl from Yuuta's middle school, Satone Shichimiya, appears... With the various events revolving around Yuuta, will he be able to develop his relationship with Rikka? [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Episode Guide
Characters
Rikka Takanashi
A chuunibyou girl, Rikka clings to her delusion of a 'wicked eye' and yearns for love, maintaining a playful yet cautious demeanor.
Portrayed by McDonald Margaret
Sanae Dekomori
A top-class chuunibyou student, Sanae is Rikka's self-proclaimed servant wielding hair nunchucks as 'Mjolnir'.
Portrayed by Karbowski Brittney
Yuuta Togashi
A reformed chuunibyou, Yuuta hides his past while secretly yearning for normalcy, until Rikka rekindles his delusions and his heart.
Portrayed by Anzaldua Leraldo
Shinka Nibutani
Popular classmate and class rep hiding a chuunibyou past, clashes with Dekomori over her 'Mori Summer' identity.
Portrayed by Flecknoe Maggie
Satone Shichimiya
Delusional middle schooler, secretly loves Yuuta, calls herself "Sophia Ring SP Saturn VII".
Portrayed by Kelly Christina
Kumin Tsuyuri
A carefree, airheaded 17-year-old who loves sleep, cats, and supports her chuunibyou friends.
Portrayed by Neves Emily
Quick Takes
View all 36 takesDAMN, she finally did it... This is probably the best episode for both Rikka and Shichimiya, and the best outcome for their relationships with Yuuta. No one gets hurt, and no one falls into despair. The soundtrack, the moments, everything is perfect. Also, those fight scenes amazed me once again, that CGI usage is MAPPA level, for real.
NO SHICHIMIYA, NO! OH NAHH, I REALLY THOUGHT SHE HAD ALREADY MOVED ON SINCE HER INTRODUCTION IN THE EARLIER EPISODES. Since the last episode ended on a cliffhanger, this episode reveals more about her feelings toward Yuuta or Yuusha, same thing. However, this is heartbreaking... supported by the atmosphere and soundtrack, they handled the festival scene very well.
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