Sorairo Utility (TV)

What a beautiful conclusion for a beautiful anime. The journey of Minami discovering golf, falling in love with it and slowly improving was so beautifully executed and leaves us wanting for me. It is not the type of show that needs drama, or an epic finale, only an well spent time with of main character, showing how long has she gone. It sure is an anime that deserves a second season.

A heated rivalry boils when Yoarashi Hina shows up, but the one she wants to compete with ends up not being Minami, but Haruka instead? This is an interesting way to bring some focus on the mysterious Haruka, who during all season always confused people with the makings of a pro player, yet only playing it for fun with friends.

Even with a trusty weapon, reliable companions and an ultimate finishing move, no hero is complete without a rival, someone to push to improve and get better. But what sort of troubles could happen if one as such appeared for Minami? Or even for Haruka? Sorairo reaches its final episodes with a nice and interesting conflict that has the potential to mark a really good finale in the next 2 episodes.

While Sorairo is first and foremost about Minami’s journey, we cannot forget about the other characters, and this episode is just like that, bringing to the spotlight our goddess Ayaka and her story not only with golf, but with herself, her goals, her dreams in a very beautifully executed showcase.

Acquiring her new special finishing move, it is so good and refreshing to see Minami grow and become a better player, and as she grown, new challenges are bound to be on the horizon. With a nice new character and interesting dynamics, Minami’s growth is put to the test in a fun and very comedic episode.

Episode 6 of Sorairo Utility comes with Minami’s first full course with the whole 18 holes. But being a beginner, is she able to handle such a long course? It always amazes me how this shows handles Minami’s growing relationship with golf and her friendship with Ayaka and Haruka as well as how beautiful every scene is, not matter how simple it may be.

No hero is complete without a trusty weapon and… A special finishing move! But when it comes to golf, is there even a finish move or special skill that someone can acquire? Even if there isn’t, that’s won’t get in the way for Minami to try to get one for herself!

Finding her Excalibur, Minami is ready to become the protagonist of her own story and unlock the might power of her weapon to become the biggest golf player of all time! It is what she would like you to believe, but in real life (or anime life in this case), a piece of equipment won’t unlock a groundbreaking skill just like that. Still, even thought Minami has her own delusions, it is really fun and reassuring how down to earth this show actually is and how well it portrays a beginner slowly growing as they get deeper and deeper into their new hobby.

No protagonist is complete without their reliable partner, no 5 Star gacha character is complete without it is Best in slot weapon, but to Miami as a beginner golf player what would be her partner? And what does it take for her to find it? Such a nice and sweet episode that shows not only Minami’s determination but also her growth as she drives further into the world of golf.

You know what they say, one is not enough, two is good and three is perfect! No show would be good without a third main character to complete the trio and Sorairo Utility is not an exception and this episode takes care of that by introducing to us the last girl that will complete our beautiful trio of characters.

Finding your something special is never easy and during her search, Minami ends up in the golf driving range where she meets a girl that might change her life forever. Sorairo Utility continues to be such a pleasure to watch, the relatability of starting something new and having a chance of slowly falling in love with it couple to such a beautiful art style, makes this show be its very own special something.

What is your something special and where can you find it? These are the questions that Sorairo Utility brings to the viewer in the form of its main character Minami, a girl that after learning her favorite game is ending its service, decides to search for something special for herself. This episode is such a delight to watch, from beautiful characters, beautiful shots and sceneries and the cozy atmosphere that golf brings to the table, but especially, beautiful scenes focusing on the characters eyes that make you fall in love with them.

A new character is introduced, and it's been fun learning different golf techniques alongside the girls. The visuals are beautiful, the music is fantastic, and their passion for golf makes them even more fun to watch.

The finale is incredibly wholesome, and I really admire Minami's passion and determination for golf. The bond between the girls is heartwarming, making this a delightful watch. Anyone who enjoys golf is sure to love this anime.

This was another fun episode, and I really enjoyed the game. The girls' chaotic yet adorable personalities made every moment entertaining to watch.

A new player joins the group, and it's exciting to see the girls play alongside her. I'm looking forward to the next episode to see how the match unfolds and who comes out on top.

I really liked this episode. The way the girls handled the shirt situation was wholesome and enjoyable to watch, and their teamwork made the moment even better. The visuals were beautiful throughout, but my personal favorite was the sunset it looked absolutely stunning.

The girls get to experience a new golf club, making the episode feel fresh and exciting. Watching them have so much fun together while playing makes it an enjoyable and relaxing watch.

In this episode, Minami discovers a golf-themed manga and quickly becomes interested in it because of her love for golf. It's nice to see her passion for the sport continue to grow in such a fun and relatable way.

Another fun episode centered around the girls enjoying a day of golf together. Their enthusiasm is infectious, and it's always a joy to watch them have so much fun on the course.