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Young Ladies Don't Play Fighting Games Episode 2: Good Game

Manga chapter 4-6

Canon/MED

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7.3

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Young Ladies Don't Play Fighting Games Episode 2: Good Game

Manga chapter 4-6

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

7.3

26 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
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QUICK TAKES

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This episode smells like seishun spirit 😁. An episode featuring how Aya rediscovers her passion for fighting games while also probing for Mio's personality through what else but fighting games of course. It's also nice that they also gave explanation on some terms and techniques for those who are complete beginners. The episode also contains some fan service for yuri lovers out there 🀣
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lyrical
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this show is set in the universe where gamers are the most oppressed class

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rinn123
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Hilarious and entertaining
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sumi_e
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Not much progress compared to the first episode, hope the story progress further as this felt repetitive to the first episode, with just abit more yuri bait

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Honestly really liked, starting to get the yuri vibe as well so that’s awesome
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countzeroor
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The Yuri Vibes are strong with this one...
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marin_coser
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This ep continues to balance school comedy, gaming culture, and yuri misunderstandings surprisingly well. The premise is so entertaining and the graphics are chef kiss!!

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crybabytodoroki
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Natsume completely misunderstanding their relationship was comedy gold. Every scene with her made the whole episode even funnier.

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nekokurarisu
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The chemistry between Aya and Mio keeps getting better. The moment they stop pretending to be perfect around each other is what really sells this series.

red_317's avatar
red_317
Aya using physics homework to hide her gaming knowledge from her roommate was such a clever way to keep her lady act going while her brain was full of frame data
tengu_tempest_61's avatar
tengu_tempest_61
The scene on the bridge where Mio admits her saint persona is just a shield for her anxiety was a heavy moment, and it made her feel so much more human than before
ryme_361's avatar
ryme_361
Mio hitting that invincible shoryuken right when Aya thought she had the win was such a cold move and showed how much of a killer she actually is
katy_362's avatar
katy_362
The tension when the dorm head pulled out that red ribbon was terrifying because Aya was sweating bullets and it felt like she was done for right then
kazuma_klever_147's avatar
kazuma_klever_147
Those soccer kids watching Aya and Mio play Street Fighter in the park in their nice clothes was the funniest part of the day
connie_comrade's avatar
connie_comrade
Natsume assuming they were having a secret romance and immediately clearing out of the room so they could play SF6 in peace was a total highlight for me
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deplex_
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disneyice241
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lesarz
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veeek
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pabondezz

EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 1's initial reveal of Shirayuri's hidden gaming life, Episode 2 uses that foundation to push Aya and Shirayuri closer together, letting their contrasting personalities breathe and build chemistry. This is still early-season territory β€” focused on establishing the relationship dynamic rather than escalating stakes. What plays out here lays the groundwork for the deeper connection and shared interests the series will explore as the season progresses.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 1's initial reveal of Shirayuri's hidden gaming life, Episode 2 uses that foundation to push Aya and Shirayuri closer together, letting their contrasting personalities breathe and build chemistry. This is still early-season territory β€” focused on establishing the relationship dynamic rather than escalating stakes. What plays out here lays the groundwork for the deeper connection and shared interests the series will explore as the season progresses.

QUICK TAKES

j_k_c's avatar
j_k_c
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This episode smells like seishun spirit 😁. An episode featuring how Aya rediscovers her passion for fighting games while also probing for Mio's personality through what else but fighting games of course. It's also nice that they also gave explanation on some terms and techniques for those who are complete beginners. The episode also contains some fan service for yuri lovers out there 🀣
lyrical's avatar
lyrical
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this show is set in the universe where gamers are the most oppressed class

rinn123's avatar
rinn123
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Hilarious and entertaining
sumi_e's avatar
sumi_e
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Not much progress compared to the first episode, hope the story progress further as this felt repetitive to the first episode, with just abit more yuri bait

kagalloway06's avatar
kagalloway06
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Honestly really liked, starting to get the yuri vibe as well so that’s awesome
countzeroor's avatar
countzeroor
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The Yuri Vibes are strong with this one...
marin_coser's avatar
marin_coser
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This ep continues to balance school comedy, gaming culture, and yuri misunderstandings surprisingly well. The premise is so entertaining and the graphics are chef kiss!!

crybabytodoroki's avatar
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedVerified

Natsume completely misunderstanding their relationship was comedy gold. Every scene with her made the whole episode even funnier.

nekokurarisu's avatar
nekokurarisu
VerifiedVerified

The chemistry between Aya and Mio keeps getting better. The moment they stop pretending to be perfect around each other is what really sells this series.

red_317's avatar
red_317
Aya using physics homework to hide her gaming knowledge from her roommate was such a clever way to keep her lady act going while her brain was full of frame data
tengu_tempest_61's avatar
tengu_tempest_61
The scene on the bridge where Mio admits her saint persona is just a shield for her anxiety was a heavy moment, and it made her feel so much more human than before
ryme_361's avatar
ryme_361
Mio hitting that invincible shoryuken right when Aya thought she had the win was such a cold move and showed how much of a killer she actually is
katy_362's avatar
katy_362
The tension when the dorm head pulled out that red ribbon was terrifying because Aya was sweating bullets and it felt like she was done for right then
kazuma_klever_147's avatar
kazuma_klever_147
Those soccer kids watching Aya and Mio play Street Fighter in the park in their nice clothes was the funniest part of the day
connie_comrade's avatar
connie_comrade
Natsume assuming they were having a secret romance and immediately clearing out of the room so they could play SF6 in peace was a total highlight for me
deplex_'s avatar
deplex_
disneyice241's avatar
disneyice241
lesarz's avatar
lesarz
veeek's avatar
veeek
VerifiedVerified
pabondezz's avatar
pabondezz
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