kuraikodesu★★☆☆☆AnimeMEGANEBU!
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Synopsis
At Himaraya Third Technical School, five bespectacled members of the Glasses club are crazy about eyewear. Their leader, Akira Souma, founded the club to develop the X-ray glasses of his dreams, but their research has been slow in between getting into quirky escapades and fighting off student body president William Satou's attempts to further cut their tight club funding. With unbounded youthful passion, these friends set their minds on making their project a resounding success. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Episode Guide
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Episode 1We don't use glasses merely as a vision correction tool or a fashion accessory (...) That is our Glasses Club.
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Episode 4This is What it Means to Wear Real Glasses! / Glasses Reflect the Soul and Who You Truly Are
Characters
Yukiya Minabe
Shy inventor Yukiya is creative but clumsy, using his yPad and naps to fuel quirky contraptions.
Suwabe Junichi
Akira Souma
Passionate eyeglasses club president, Akira Souma, lives by "No Megane, No Life," often clashing with teachers and those who wear contacts.
Akabane Kenji
Takuma Hachimine
Easy-going and airheaded, Takuma treasures friends above all, despite his poor grades and eyesight. "No Megane, No Life."
Mitsuki Kamatani
Mitsuki, a sweet and hardworking 16-year-old, joined Megane-bu! to support his senpai, Akira, sometimes showing a split personality due to his respect for her.
Miyata Kouki
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stevenodhiambo442★★★☆☆EP 12This finale is the payoff the show's been building toward. The treasure hunt is chaotic fun, the tower unveiling is genuinely moving, and the final light show with everyone in the school helping is a beautiful moment of unity.The Glasses Club, despite being the most ridiculed club at the school, manages to bring everyone together for an amazing end of the festival display that everyone works together to complete
stevenodhiambo442★★★★☆EP 11This episode actually has character development, real conflict, and stakes that matter. The Glasses Club helping the student council feels earned, and Suzuki's petty grudge finally makes sense as a driving force of the season.
stevenodhiambo442★★★★☆EP 10This episode is a mixed bag. The Jumanji parody is fun but doesn't go far enough. The second half is slow and kind of pointless. But, Shirogane's line about protecting the club is intriguing. It's the first time the advisor has felt like an actual character instead of just a background presence.
