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After passing the regional competition, the band is now ready to prepare for nationals. It seems that there is a mysterious woman who can play a piano-like instrument that issued Naoko a challenge. I wonder who she is.
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Oh my, it seems that Haruhiko has turned into a child.
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For a while, I felt that all the shows that tend to deal with mystery doesn’t quite live up to expectations since it takes a while until things become interesting. While shows like Hyouka and Gosick took a while to develop, they eventually became interesting towards the end.
At a glance, Sakurako-san no Ashimoto ni wa Shitai ga Umatteiru feels somewhat similar to Gosick as the teenaged male protagonist plays a supporting role while the female lead is the main detective as they solve various mysteries.
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With Clarion missing on a secret mission, how will Nene react?
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I find it somewhat silly that Chika out of all people managed to somewhat injured herself before the preliminaries.
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It seems that Ruru doesn’t like being small all the time given the amount of abuse she goes through. However, there is someone who can fix that.
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With chaos ensuing on the island thanks to the fire that looks like an arson at the department store, it’s clear that someone is after Uzal’s secret weapon.
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As the band inches closer to the competition date, the band instructor tries his hardest to prepare the band. Sadly, he collapses for working non-stop. With him out of commission and Mr. Sakai, another band instructor and teacher who manages the band at a different school that the instructor happens to watch got suspended, it seems that both bands are in a tough situation.
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If you thought theater is fun, think again! It’s serious business.
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In the past, I tend not to talk about these issues.. Sadly, it has gotten to the point that the mainstream media is using them as a scapegoat for all these issues including sites like Anime News Network inserting politics to some of their reviews, thus the discussion becomes polarized. In some cases, this eventually lead to censorship and lack of localization while people shaming others who enjoy these types of media.
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