Gochuumon wa Usagi desu ka? Bloom (Third Season) – Episode 6 – Natural Makeovers and Signs of The New Chino

Now that Chino, Maya, and Megu decide to take yearbook pictures, they decide to improve their looks.

It seems that Sharo attracted a bunch of rabbits as she is handing out fliers. Yep, Chino shows up and wants to pet them without them running. The funny thing is that she tackles Sharo instead when Chino wanted to pet the rabbits. Thankfully, the rabbit didn’t run away when Chino pets one.

Of course, Sharo passed out after a rabbit ended up on her face. I find it funny how Chino lays next to her as Sharo screamed for help. I guess she didn’t get over her fear of rabbits yet. This is despite raising Wild Geese. I guess rabbits really likes Sharo.

With that, Maya noticed that the girls recently changed their looks for yearbook photos. With that, Chino, Maya, and Megu decide to change their looks to look natural. Megu wonder how she should do her hair. After seeing Chiya do Sharo’s hair, Megu decides to have her do her hair. Still, it’s funny seeing Chiya’s grandmother show up and decides to do Megu’s hair. This makes me wonder how it will turn out.

Meanwhile, Maya wonders what she can do to fix the antenna hair. Of course, when she lifts her bangs up, Rize laughed. Yes, she tried to figure out what to do with Maya’s antenna hair, but it keeps sticking up. I must admit that Maya’s antenna hair has superpowers to be that stubborn.

Thankfully, Rize found a hair clip and it did the job. I find it funny how Rize started crying after seeing how good her hairclip looks on Maya. Also, it’s nice how Maya finds matching one, which ended up matching.

Lastly, Chino decides what to do with her hair. When she did her usual trim, she sees that Cocoa tripped Tippy’s fur. She decides to have Cocoa trim her hair. I find it interesting that she wants to grow out her hair.

As expected, the trim doesn’t turn out as expected. Yes, Chino joked that she would pick a different school after Cocoa shared her desire of Chino going to her school. As expected, Cocoa became surprised and accidentally chopped too much of Chino’s bangs off. Yep, Chino shouldn’t have made a joke. Still, at least it turned out well in the end despite Cocoa messing up. Still, this moment is relatable since most people must trim their hair on their own or have a family member do it, especially during the lockdowns.

In the end, Chino pretty much looks the same, except with shorter bangs. As for, Megu and Maya, they changed their looks drastically. Still, I find it funny how they call each other’s traitors. Still, it’s obvious that Chino’s bangs will grow back in the next segment and it did.

In the next segment, it seems that Rabbit House is having an all you can eat bread fest. Yes, Aoyama was there, and Rin found her. After Rin left, Chino acted strangely. She had Wild Gease on her head and she is not happy that Rabbit House is abandoning coffee.

Things get funnier when Chiya puts Anko on Chino’s head. Yep, her expression became like Anko’s. Either way, it’s obvious that Chino is messing with her friends. Yep, it’s obvious that Chino is becoming like Cocoa as Rize and Sharo points out. This can explain why she decided to go to Cocoa’s and Chiya’s school.

Either way, Cocoa sets up the bread display. Maya, Megu, Sharo and Chiya shows up for the bread fest. Yep, Sharo drinks some coffee and her reaction is what to be expected. She basically experienced the feeling of bliss. That is surprising given how hyper she became after drinking it in the first season. Still, I wonder what Chino put in the coffee. Of course, Rin asks for the same drink that Sharo had.

Chino also did some art with the drinks, which surprises Cocoa by Chino’s older sister image. Either way, the bread fest was a big success as Rize and Cocoa praises Chino. Yes, Chino has changed, but she wondered if she did. Of course, a rabbit appears. This makes me wonder if it’s the same rabbit from the beginning of the episode. Either way, at least it didn’t run away when she pets it. That is a good first step. ¶