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I thought it was a really good ending (the highlight of the anime) and quite moving, rather than just focusing on the typical resolution you’d expect

Well, here we’re back in the thick of the gymnastics competition, where you can see some really fluid performances and pick up a few tips if you

I really like Leo as a character and the psychological struggles he faces due to his fear of failing to live up to the expectations placed on him.

Once again, we’re set in a training scenario ahead of a tournament, although only the first half focuses on that. The other half centres on Rei and

I like that this episode focuses a bit more on developing other characters, such as the rest of the gymnasts, rather than Jotaro, and we find out a

This is where Rei takes centre stage, and at times it’s quite sad to see the loneliness she experiences, so it’s possible that anyone who’s watched

We’re fully focused on the NHK gymnastics competition, and this is where the animation really shines in the various disciplines on display — although

Now we get to know the characters better—especially Rei and his relationship with Jotaro—and learn a bit about Jotaro’s past, though there isn’t much

This episode feels more like a typical sports anime, setting the stage for a competition and showing the protagonist’s intensive training—though I

The episode has some comedy, though it’s not the main focus and, in my opinion, is sometimes unnecessary. Still, I like the motivational atmosphere

The animation is pretty good, and the beginning seems a little different to me from what you usually see in a sports anime. It introduces the main

The final episode has an emotional touch, unlike the rest. The anime may come across as tedious and repetitive for the most part to some people, but

I’d say this is the best episode, mainly because some of the dialogue and references are funnier and more varied, the pacing is more dynamic, and for

It seems that this episode introduces something a bit different, which isn’t so closely related to the references to the clubs. Although the

The club they talk about in this episode is very well known, and I liked some of the comments because they really did tie in with the anime and manga.

I found this episode funnier than almost all the previous ones. They still haven’t strayed from the main theme, but some of the dialogue is According

Well, at the start it feels a bit different and we see a bit more of Koharu getting involved, which I quite liked and found quite funny. Then they

I liked some of the references to characters and ideas featured in this episode, although I still don’t feel there’s been any change or a bit more

Personally, I enjoyed this episode a bit more, because I found some of the club’s typical stereotypes and the main characters’ ideas quite funny.

Here they’re talking about a more traditional club, so you might not get some of the references, whilst others you will. The conversations feel more