Tamon's B-Side Episode 9

LoveAblePanda101

Great

ori realizing his feelings for utage in this ep was so precious my heart can't handle it 🥺💖 a total comfort watch!

senpaixd

Bad

Crunchyroll prolly massacred the confession scene, turning genuine Japanese emotion into some cringey 'inclusive' dialogue, just another woke agenda pushed by these localizers 🙄 negative

Glenn_Radars

Bad

where's the sensei who teaches them life lessons? this is just kids doing homework 😴

NyanFishy

Bad

no cats in this ep??!?!?!?!? what is this nyan-less garbage where's the feline representation smh 🙄

otakuking777

Mid

just character development, no big animation moments here, prob means the staff ain't pulling all-nighters for this one, but ROI looking mid. neutral

narutorunner99

Bad

Lmao this ep just breezed through Ōri's *entire* character growth and realization from the LN, cutting all his inner monologues 🙄 anime-onlies are so missing out on the real depth here, buckle up cuz it gets wild later, trust.

hellozaworldo

Great

As the episodes go by, we get to see Tamon push back against his anxiety slowly but surely. The pacing of his character growth is what you'd expect with a real life human. Relatability is this anime's star factor imo

uncultured_bovine

Mid

Ouri's character arc screams generic harem tsundere, which is kind of predictable tbh. But getting a backstory gives you a little insight. And with that, a small part of you will start cheering for him

bakasamaaaaa

Great

Ouri's shift from pride to genuinely figuring out why he's experiencing unfamiliar emotions was well-explored in this one episode, especially once you piece together his backstory. Seeing the walls of his bravado break makes his growth feel satisfying and legit