More than Ai's death, it was this exact part of the manga where i knew Oshi No Ko was going to be really special. Shit hits wayy too close to home even for the average person.
Damn, the author is really hitting us where it hurts huh? She's probably the most relatable character so far, her emotional reactions to the negative comments and the feeling like your being cornered while the whole world is against you is too real bruh. She was so close into ending it all (and I can't blame her) and Aqua coming in to save the day too got me so hyped!
@@saskara6641 Makes sense, I'd imagine situations like these are unfortunately common in the world anyway, especially since Japan is in the top 10 countries for suicide rates
@@animenmusic16 it's not that simple if that person main occupation/job is an actor/actress or something related to entertainer. What you said can be applied to people like us, but for someone that aiming/dreaming to become actors/actress or something related, it is not. Especially those who just started their careers or in the middle of it.
this episode hit way too close to me because I was suicidal and the day I planned to end it, I was writing my note and the last thing I wrote was "I'm tired," so when she said I'm tired at 21:04 I literally broke down into tears and idk how i would've felt if aqua wasn't there, god i took such a long breath of relief. this show man.
It's so real. It's the reality right now on Twitter and other social medias. The bullying, people easily say hateful stuffs to other people for no apparent reason. Very concerning.
Akane's model is probably Hana Kimura. She was bullied on social media and committed suicide after appearing on a dating reality show. I didn't watch the show so I don't know why, but I remember it being in the news. By the way, Kana Arima's model is Mana Ashida. A genius child actor who is suspected of reincarnation or time leap.
@@flowy3422 Ok. ”Reincarnator" and "Time Leaper" are like jokes and net memes. Also, she is called "Ashida Pro" out of respect. Because she had such good acting and fluent TV interview answers. She became famous for her Japanese drama "Mother" and Hollywood movie "Pacific Rim". Interestingly, she also appeared in the movie "Child of Stars (Hoshi no ko)".
The scene of the reality show `Terrace house` went like this: Hana tipped a participant's hat off their head for ruining her (really expensive) wrestling costume. And that made people retardedly mad. Throughout the season's episodes she was constantly made to look as a villain and a bad person. These scenes were, of course, all staged, and the producers wanted her to, originally, smack the actor but she refused. Purposefully crafting the narrative to make her look bad, all for ratings. The internet still went crazy until she couldn't handle it anymore. The comments shown in the Oshi no ko episode are one to one with comments from twitter and instagram that have since been deleted. The situation is pretty similar, which makes this episode so much darker than it already appears. Knowing something could happen in reality and knowing it actually did happen are different things... And the production team, much like shown in this episode, didn't clarify the scene was made up, nor tried to help Hana. I believe only after the fact, the other participants had to say and expose how bad the production was, and how much they pressured them to create these personas and scenes, even editing in an specific manner without any care for their image. If anybody wants to know more about this, on the chapter 25 of Oshi no Ko's fan translation by Ai's Fanclub, they do a really good job to summarize everything in a real respectful manner, more than I did here. It's at the end of the chapter. The ending of chapter 25 is exactly like on the anime, so you can check it without getting any spoilers. The chapter was written a month later if I'm not mistaken, and it's believed by most people that it was to shed more light to this whole situation. The good thing that came out of this is that the law regarding cyberbullying was changed to a harsher one in the second semester of 2022. Before you could do all that and only pay 50 dollars of fines, no jail time which was basically a free pass to do it. Now it's 5000$ + up to a year of jail. I believe her mom was the one that leaded the whole push for the new law. Another thing. On the subreddit r/manga, on the thread to chapter 25 of the Oshi no Ko manga, you can find comments with the links to a bunch of archived threads of the r/TerraceHouse subreddit, and even there, outside of japan's celebrity sphere and cultural context, people were being absolutely fricking degusting, it's bizarre to read. I'm not gonna cite anything there, because it's honestly hard to read knowing what happened. What's bizarre to me is that all of this happened very recently. Like, WHAT THE FUCK!!!
The scene around 2:46 where Akane says 'I am a vegetarian' and grills meat for everyone. I think the English translation is incorrect. In Japanese, she says "syouzinnnomi," which is a Japanese Buddhist concept that translates to something like "Pursuit of personal growth" or "Dedication to self-improvement." In Japan, there has always been a society where seniority rules, and this is particularly prominent in the entertainment industry and the theatre company where she belongs. Grilling meat for others, as Akane does, is a prime example of this, and there are other instances where the younger pour beer for the elder. Of course, this is an outdated custom, and in recent years, it has been widely discussed on the internet and elsewhere. In other words, this scene symbolizes how hardworking and serious-minded Akane is (though one could also say she is not a worldly person.) and serves as an important foreshadowing for the tragedy that occurs later. P.S. I apologize if my explanation is difficult to understand. I'm still learning English. If the dialogue in that scene carried such connotations, please let me know. It would be educational for me.
but I still have doubts about this, there are 3 translators who translated Akane's words as a vegetarian. Hidive, mangaplus, and fantranslation. They are all wrong?
so I did a little search on google, shojin ryori is the traditional dining style of Buddhist monks that is generally eaten by vegetarians in Japan, so it seems the translation is not wrong
@@ky8252 Hi Thank you for your comment. I have re-watch the anime and re-read the original comic once again. And indeed, she used the term "shojin-no-mi," which is a word used to refer to people, and it is different from what you are saying, "shojin-ryori." Both terms undoubtedly have their origins in Japanese Buddhism, but "shojin-no-mi" only carries the meaning of "making efforts" and does not imply being a vegetarian. Additionally, the term "shojin" in "shojin-ryori" refers to restraining desires for food, practicing frugality in meals, and undergoing spiritual training. In other words, it adheres to Buddhist teachings by refraining from indulgent feasting, abstaining from animal products, and consuming only vegetables and grains, thereby regulating one's own desires regarding food. And in modern times, this cuisine seems to be served often on specific occasions such as the night before the day of the funeral or the Obon which is the most important Buddhist festival in Japan. It takes place in July. It is a time when Buddhists remember people in their families who have died. In short, while the etymology of the term "shojin" is the same for both words, their meanings are different. I don't know why their translation became "vegetarian," but as a Japanese person, I can only see this translation as incorrect. I have never used the word "shojin-no-mi" Akane used in the sense of "I am a vegetarian" and heard anyone say it in that context.
@@claire5113 I looked up shojin no mi and couldn’t find anything. Could u tell me where I could learn more about this? I’m vegetarian myself but I’m not japanese so it’s quite interesting to know also since Akane being my favourite character
@@kinggarou_317 Hi. I google that in Japanese, so I don't know where you can learn it in English. I'm sorry. But here are the Japanese and romaji of those words. Please look them up when you have time. ”精進の身”: "syou-zin-no-mi" (This is "shojin no mi") "精進あるのみ": ”syou-zin-a-ru-no-mi” (This is almost synonymous with ”精進の身”. In my experience, this phrase is used more often in everyday life.) "精進料理": "syou-zin-ryou-ri" (This means Japanese Buddism vegetarian cuisine) note: Japanese sentence is indicated with Japanese pronunciation by a letter of the alphabet, called Romaji text in Japan. When entering text on a PC (or even on a smartphone for some people), Japanese people use romaji. For example, if I want to type "の", I type "no". I hope it will help you.
It's interesting that the reactors reflect a fraction of the tweets in the show (ofc, none of them are anywhere near as bad as those tweets). Almost every reactors I've watched so far (even outside of this compilation) had a hard time reading Yuki and saw her with doubtful eyes. Most of them decide to judge her as a dishonest and fake. Pretty much like the hate tweets Akane was getting, they're judging her to be dishonest, fake, toxic, nympho etc. This episode really is great.
@@wei0951 My guy It's their raw reaction upon first viewing. It's basic human compassion. It doesn't help that yuki teased aqua last week. I had the same reaction. When you step back a little and think with a cool head then you realize the stupidness of it all.
@@bacharbaridi And it's with that reflection that you realise what you're doing. The mangaka is trying to represent that having a raw reaction is not always a justification. As the OP states, you see her with doubtful eyes. Feeling called out, taking responsibility and being dumb struck when reality falls on you hard. It's these quick and devastating blows that the show is presenting.
@@detectivemittons9020 and I'm telling you that everybody love those reactions because of the raw emotions that you feel on the moment. It's a lazy argument, period.
ngl i love how they're able to actually implement social media in a way that feels so real. the internet is going to internet, just like it always has. and i love that they're so unapologetic with the no filter of trying to explain how the internet is. it's a shitshow. there's good parts, but a lot of it is vile and hateful. people spew BS takes at the drop of a hat, and most of them don't really care what they say is bad. half of the time people just do it just to say something bad. and the people who truly get hurt are the people who can't take the heat and can't stand the useless, and cruel insults. the dude who mentioned how all of the insults turned so sexual, that's such a real thing for especially women celebrities and it's so upsetting to see that often if people have no actual trait to criticize, they immediately go calling them sluts despite their sex life being completely unrelated to the conversation at hand. i really respect oshi no ko for this authentic portrayal. we all know it's happening, but a lot of us don't like paying attention to it
Let be honest, when people start hating on a group or a individual they are either selfish aholes. Or they don’t give a damn for people’s feelings and emotions to the point it’s cruel mental harassment
At the very end credit title, there's a line of disclaimer abaout the story is fiction and there's help line about suicide prevention. And thus, Akane supremacy began haha.
kinda funny people so surprised how internet works, i mean they're all youtuber ofcourse they know how internet can be so harsh even if they dont indended to
I felt so, so bad for Akane when watching this, my chest hurt. Just remembering makes me sorrow.😢 I'm just glad i haven't done anything similar. If I felt guilty in addition to that i don't think I'd be able to watch the show.
Este episodio realmente no me produjo algo grande hasta la parte del final. Ese momento donde te ponen a Akane subida a la barandilla y empieza el ending me pone los pelos de punta y ya encima el mensaje al final del episodio me da un pequeño escalofrió.
Heads up akane isn’t vegetarian. Thats just bs translation done by localizers. Closest translation is hard working. Which also reflects how she acts in the show. Had to double check the translation.
Up to this date I still don't know why akane's productions put her into this show because akane isn't for this type of thing and I think they also know that yet they still put her into this
You can tell people still haven't gotten over Ai, Ai's death raised the stakes of the story to the point of where the story could have had Akane actually die if it weren't for Aqua. Worst part is, as everyone else will tell you, real life wasn't so fortunate.
Since this episode I've long since fell on the "Terrace house" rabbit hole. This episode is tough and dark, darker than I thought it was when I watched it, but necessary. Holy shit man.
For your mental health, please delete twitter. It is a rule to not attempting suicide for social media bullying. Every living being that can use twitter should do this. Even fictionel ones.
Everybody's shitting on twitter, but it's really not just twitter. The truth of the matter is that this is the case with all social media that isn't or can't be fully moderated. Of course, Twitter in its current state is barely moderated at all which makes it worse.
@@HanabiraKage Thanks for the reply. My concern is that it changes the meaning of what Akane is saying in this scene. The word "精進の身(Sho-jin no mi)" means I am willing to do chores because I am still a novice", but when translated as vegetarian, it means "I am a vegetarian, so I don't eat meat". There is a similar term, "Sho-jin Ryo-ri" (meatless cooking), so perhaps they confused it.
He's manipulative, but I don't think he's THAT much of a dick. At the very least, he's not going to want innocents around him dying, both due to his past life as a doctor and his childhood experience of having someone precious die right before his eyes.
I am so glad these videos are here! I IMEDDIATELY had to have people to bond with over his heart wrenching episode! Gahhh! I can't wait for next weeks episode!!
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The relief on their faces when they realised it was Aqua
not only that they relief someone save her
I love how everyone freaks out when Akane was about to tweet, cause we all know how that goes lol
More than Ai's death, it was this exact part of the manga where i knew Oshi No Ko was going to be really special. Shit hits wayy too close to home even for the average person.
Damn, the author is really hitting us where it hurts huh? She's probably the most relatable character so far, her emotional reactions to the negative comments and the feeling like your being cornered while the whole world is against you is too real bruh.
She was so close into ending it all (and I can't blame her) and Aqua coming in to save the day too got me so hyped!
Bcause the author is also took a reference from real life incident that happen in japan, thats why
@@saskara6641 Makes sense, I'd imagine situations like these are unfortunately common in the world anyway, especially since Japan is in the top 10 countries for suicide rates
Aka sensei is peak author when it comes to crush your emotion without crazy physical harasment.
That's why quit major social medias. Live a simple and happy life. Work hard
@@animenmusic16 it's not that simple if that person main occupation/job is an actor/actress or something related to entertainer.
What you said can be applied to people like us, but for someone that aiming/dreaming to become actors/actress or something related, it is not. Especially those who just started their careers or in the middle of it.
this episode hit way too close to me because I was suicidal and the day I planned to end it, I was writing my note and the last thing I wrote was "I'm tired," so when she said I'm tired at 21:04 I literally broke down into tears and idk how i would've felt if aqua wasn't there, god i took such a long breath of relief. this show man.
I like how they added helpline number at end credits scene
Did they? That's cool
@@shrunkin yeah they did. Checkout end credits
@@shrunkin they did
@@shrunkin Added by at least one of the streaming services.
It's so real. It's the reality right now on Twitter and other social medias. The bullying, people easily say hateful stuffs to other people for no apparent reason. Very concerning.
Yep i relate this anime to real life
Akane's model is probably Hana Kimura.
She was bullied on social media and committed suicide after appearing on a dating reality show.
I didn't watch the show so I don't know why, but I remember it being in the news.
By the way, Kana Arima's model is Mana Ashida. A genius child actor who is suspected of reincarnation or time leap.
Yes it is. The author is really writing this arc with her in mind.
Can you tell me more about Mana Ashida and the reincarnation thing? Why that?
@@flowy3422 Ok. ”Reincarnator" and "Time Leaper" are like jokes and net memes.
Also, she is called "Ashida Pro" out of respect. Because she had such good acting and fluent TV interview answers.
She became famous for her Japanese drama "Mother" and Hollywood movie "Pacific Rim". Interestingly, she also appeared in the movie "Child of Stars (Hoshi no ko)".
It's not public that Kana Arima and Akane Kurokawa have models, so don't think too much about it.
The scene of the reality show `Terrace house` went like this: Hana tipped a participant's hat off their head for ruining her (really expensive) wrestling costume. And that made people retardedly mad. Throughout the season's episodes she was constantly made to look as a villain and a bad person. These scenes were, of course, all staged, and the producers wanted her to, originally, smack the actor but she refused. Purposefully crafting the narrative to make her look bad, all for ratings.
The internet still went crazy until she couldn't handle it anymore. The comments shown in the Oshi no ko episode are one to one with comments from twitter and instagram that have since been deleted. The situation is pretty similar, which makes this episode so much darker than it already appears. Knowing something could happen in reality and knowing it actually did happen are different things...
And the production team, much like shown in this episode, didn't clarify the scene was made up, nor tried to help Hana. I believe only after the fact, the other participants had to say and expose how bad the production was, and how much they pressured them to create these personas and scenes, even editing in an specific manner without any care for their image.
If anybody wants to know more about this, on the chapter 25 of Oshi no Ko's fan translation by Ai's Fanclub, they do a really good job to summarize everything in a real respectful manner, more than I did here. It's at the end of the chapter. The ending of chapter 25 is exactly like on the anime, so you can check it without getting any spoilers. The chapter was written a month later if I'm not mistaken, and it's believed by most people that it was to shed more light to this whole situation.
The good thing that came out of this is that the law regarding cyberbullying was changed to a harsher one in the second semester of 2022. Before you could do all that and only pay 50 dollars of fines, no jail time which was basically a free pass to do it. Now it's 5000$ + up to a year of jail. I believe her mom was the one that leaded the whole push for the new law.
Another thing. On the subreddit r/manga, on the thread to chapter 25 of the Oshi no Ko manga, you can find comments with the links to a bunch of archived threads of the r/TerraceHouse subreddit, and even there, outside of japan's celebrity sphere and cultural context, people were being absolutely fricking degusting, it's bizarre to read. I'm not gonna cite anything there, because it's honestly hard to read knowing what happened.
What's bizarre to me is that all of this happened very recently. Like, WHAT THE FUCK!!!
God, when the strings start playing and she's just standing on top of the rails.
Anxiety through the roof.
The scene around 2:46 where Akane says 'I am a vegetarian' and grills meat for everyone. I think the English translation is incorrect. In Japanese, she says "syouzinnnomi," which is a Japanese Buddhist concept that translates to something like "Pursuit of personal growth" or "Dedication to self-improvement."
In Japan, there has always been a society where seniority rules, and this is particularly prominent in the entertainment industry and the theatre company where she belongs. Grilling meat for others, as Akane does, is a prime example of this, and there are other instances where the younger pour beer for the elder. Of course, this is an outdated custom, and in recent years, it has been widely discussed on the internet and elsewhere.
In other words, this scene symbolizes how hardworking and serious-minded Akane is (though one could also say she is not a worldly person.) and serves as an important foreshadowing for the tragedy that occurs later.
P.S. I apologize if my explanation is difficult to understand. I'm still learning English. If the dialogue in that scene carried such connotations, please let me know. It would be educational for me.
but I still have doubts about this, there are 3 translators who translated Akane's words as a vegetarian. Hidive, mangaplus, and fantranslation. They are all wrong?
so I did a little search on google, shojin ryori is the traditional dining style of Buddhist monks that is generally eaten by vegetarians in Japan, so it seems the translation is not wrong
@@ky8252 Hi Thank you for your comment.
I have re-watch the anime and re-read the original comic once again. And indeed, she used the term "shojin-no-mi," which is a word used to refer to people, and it is different from what you are saying, "shojin-ryori." Both terms undoubtedly have their origins in Japanese Buddhism, but "shojin-no-mi" only carries the meaning of "making efforts" and does not imply being a vegetarian. Additionally, the term "shojin" in "shojin-ryori" refers to restraining desires for food, practicing frugality in meals, and undergoing spiritual training. In other words, it adheres to Buddhist teachings by refraining from indulgent feasting, abstaining from animal products, and consuming only vegetables and grains, thereby regulating one's own desires regarding food. And in modern times, this cuisine seems to be served often on specific occasions such as the night before the day of the funeral or the Obon which is the most important Buddhist festival in Japan. It takes place in July. It is a time when Buddhists remember people in their families who have died.
In short, while the etymology of the term "shojin" is the same for both words, their meanings are different. I don't know why their translation became "vegetarian," but as a Japanese person, I can only see this translation as incorrect. I have never used the word "shojin-no-mi" Akane used in the sense of "I am a vegetarian" and heard anyone say it in that context.
@@claire5113 I looked up shojin no mi and couldn’t find anything. Could u tell me where I could learn more about this? I’m vegetarian myself but I’m not japanese so it’s quite interesting to know also since Akane being my favourite character
@@kinggarou_317 Hi. I google that in Japanese, so I don't know where you can learn it in English. I'm sorry. But here are the Japanese and romaji of those words. Please look them up when you have time.
”精進の身”: "syou-zin-no-mi" (This is "shojin no mi")
"精進あるのみ": ”syou-zin-a-ru-no-mi” (This is almost synonymous with ”精進の身”. In my experience, this phrase is used more often in everyday life.)
"精進料理": "syou-zin-ryou-ri" (This means Japanese Buddism vegetarian cuisine)
note: Japanese sentence is indicated with Japanese pronunciation by a letter of the alphabet, called Romaji text in Japan.
When entering text on a PC (or even on a smartphone for some people), Japanese people use romaji.
For example, if I want to type "の", I type "no".
I hope it will help you.
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It's interesting that the reactors reflect a fraction of the tweets in the show (ofc, none of them are anywhere near as bad as those tweets). Almost every reactors I've watched so far (even outside of this compilation) had a hard time reading Yuki and saw her with doubtful eyes. Most of them decide to judge her as a dishonest and fake. Pretty much like the hate tweets Akane was getting, they're judging her to be dishonest, fake, toxic, nympho etc. This episode really is great.
MY GUY. First person i've seen mention the irony of this whole situation. 👏. You've done good mate. Also iirc Yuki is only 15.
@@wei0951 My guy It's their raw reaction upon first viewing. It's basic human compassion. It doesn't help that yuki teased aqua last week. I had the same reaction. When you step back a little and think with a cool head then you realize the stupidness of it all.
@@bacharbaridi And it's with that reflection that you realise what you're doing. The mangaka is trying to represent that having a raw reaction is not always a justification. As the OP states, you see her with doubtful eyes. Feeling called out, taking responsibility and being dumb struck when reality falls on you hard. It's these quick and devastating blows that the show is presenting.
@@detectivemittons9020 and I'm telling you that everybody love those reactions because of the raw emotions that you feel on the moment. It's a lazy argument, period.
@@bacharbaridi A likes B. Therefore Z is a lazy argument. What.
The true highlight of this arc is coming!
Let the ship war begin!
@@leonardohenrique5172 AKANE FTWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
@@leonardohenrique5172 The end of the season will also be a declaration of war between those two xd (Not only about the shipping)
Thank u ❤ Finally start one of the best moment best girl akane aqua best couple time ❤
One of the best episode of this series!
Everything depicted here is a mirror of the sad and horrible reality of the social media/internet age.
Twitter ruining anime character's life too now.....common twitter L
ngl i love how they're able to actually implement social media in a way that feels so real. the internet is going to internet, just like it always has. and i love that they're so unapologetic with the no filter of trying to explain how the internet is. it's a shitshow. there's good parts, but a lot of it is vile and hateful. people spew BS takes at the drop of a hat, and most of them don't really care what they say is bad. half of the time people just do it just to say something bad. and the people who truly get hurt are the people who can't take the heat and can't stand the useless, and cruel insults.
the dude who mentioned how all of the insults turned so sexual, that's such a real thing for especially women celebrities and it's so upsetting to see that often if people have no actual trait to criticize, they immediately go calling them sluts despite their sex life being completely unrelated to the conversation at hand. i really respect oshi no ko for this authentic portrayal. we all know it's happening, but a lot of us don't like paying attention to it
from now best girl akane will grow stronger & stronger ❤
올려주셔서 감사합니다😂😂 이번화 너무 인상적입니다😊
Let be honest, when people start hating on a group or a individual they are either selfish aholes. Or they don’t give a damn for people’s feelings and emotions to the point it’s cruel mental harassment
At the very end credit title, there's a line of disclaimer abaout the story is fiction and there's help line about suicide prevention.
And thus, Akane supremacy began haha.
best anime in whole multiverse history
My prediction you are not more than 15 year old
Yeah I highly doubt that. Mfs be living in a delusion
@@Nik-md4to fax
@@Nik-md4to 😂😂😂
Definitely one of the best for me. And best Anime of this season
I wish I can turn back time and not read the Manga first before the anime release 😭
Lo esperaba con ganas. Muchas gracias!!!😊
Saludos desde Colombia 😎🇨🇴
That's why Akane's the GOATTTTTTT
21:25 the transition hit soooo hard
First AI’s death and me watching where this was going…Aqua-sama arigato 🙇🏻
謝罪tweetする瞬間に、一斉にNoって叫んでて流石に皆わかってるなあって思った。
これで実際人が亡くなったのを忘れちゃダメだよな日本
sorry im late, thanks as always brother, this eps feel so real
This episode was so realistic, it was great.
これ日本で起きた実話なんだよね…
such a intense episode, even though I already read the manga I was so nervous while watching it😭
某チャンネルで放送されていた恋愛リアリティーショーが原因で中傷され、自殺した人が実際にいる。
その後日本では侮辱罪が厳罰化されたが、今もなお誹謗中傷は絶えない。
everyone in this video: *giving their best to provide the most watchable reactions*
meanwhile, that one guy in the bottom right corner: 🗿
"Its an evil world we live in."
Team Akane Forever
OMG, the last scene reminds me of Hana Kimura who committed suicide due to repeated slander.
Dudes on the left side spotted her suicidal intention the moment Akane said "I'm tired."
Words sometimes become weapons, they are not comparable to knives.
It will stab your heart deeper and sharper.
kinda funny people so surprised how internet works, i mean they're all youtuber ofcourse they know how internet can be so harsh even if they dont indended to
I think it's more that people don't want to think about that side of the industry, it's quite suffocating and depressing
I felt so, so bad for Akane when watching this, my chest hurt. Just remembering makes me sorrow.😢
I'm just glad i haven't done anything similar. If I felt guilty in addition to that i don't think I'd be able to watch the show.
Reading all the mean tweets shown in the episode killed a part of me inside. It felt too real, the things being said.
2:48 She didn't say "vegetarian"
weird translation😅
When will you upload a new episode of eigthy six
海外の反応見るのおもろw
Este episodio realmente no me produjo algo grande hasta la parte del final.
Ese momento donde te ponen a Akane subida a la barandilla y empieza el ending me pone los pelos de punta y ya encima el mensaje al final del episodio me da un pequeño escalofrió.
あかねの覚醒が待ちきれない!
なんかRUclipsのトップにこれが出るようになってしまった
Heads up akane isn’t vegetarian. Thats just bs translation done by localizers. Closest translation is hard working. Which also reflects how she acts in the show. Had to double check the translation.
lesson of the day dont use twitter
メインメンバー
ruclips.net/video/AlkiTLG1DG0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/x1RNUOVsNKw/видео.html
B小町
ruclips.net/video/7Zj3G0GturY/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/IplzPaWoFXo/видео.html
これってアニメの中だけの話じゃないからね、本当に怖い
Thanks 😊
can somebody give me the link of this video's outro? i really like this version of Idol
Up to this date I still don't know why akane's productions put her into this show because akane isn't for this type of thing and I think they also know that yet they still put her into this
It's to promote her, and maybe to make her come out from comfort zone I guess
PEAK STORYTELLING!
Bullying in East Asia is more brutal and serious. Watch this anime in japanese perspective.. ✌️
i know this is off topic but is the eminence reaction coming?
You can tell people still haven't gotten over Ai, Ai's death raised the stakes of the story to the point of where the story could have had Akane actually die if it weren't for Aqua. Worst part is, as everyone else will tell you, real life wasn't so fortunate.
Not sure if it's true or not: I read that Akasaka Aka originally wanted to kill off Akane here, but Yokoyari Mengo intervened and this is what we got.
Hugs to Akane 😢
This story was based on TERRACE HOUSE BOYS×GIRLS NEXT DOOR incident.
Hana Kimura suicided at her apartment
on 2020.5.23
Uah, isn't that too close to date this episode
Anybody knows the music version at the end? 22:02
mephisto by queen bee
Top 1 oshi no ko... don't mind me
bro just ripped the whole reaction from roshi's patreon lol
just being a gigachad pirating it after subscribed to them
people have been doing that for years lol, lots of ROshi's patreon exclusives could be found on mashups
@@dohalimilqarasdeldemenanci8483 yeah
I’m on their patreon but I lowkey like that people do this cuz I enjoy mashups 😂
Old news bro
Since this episode I've long since fell on the "Terrace house" rabbit hole. This episode is tough and dark, darker than I thought it was when I watched it, but necessary. Holy shit man.
Qual o nome do som do toque no final??
The 2 guys bellow Sheera and Roshi were about to yeet the fvck out of the table and device they were watching, for sure
I just notice if there is a petal or flower there might be death
Ahora todos tomaran conciencia en lo que escriben ? en especial en twiter
For your mental health, please delete twitter. It is a rule to not attempting suicide for social media bullying. Every living being that can use twitter should do this. Even fictionel ones.
Everybody's shitting on twitter, but it's really not just twitter. The truth of the matter is that this is the case with all social media that isn't or can't be fully moderated.
Of course, Twitter in its current state is barely moderated at all which makes it worse.
Akane is not vegetarian by the way, it’s mistranslation
15:31 My reaction was the same and I don't even use Twitter
Where are the people who compared Aqua to Light Yagami?
He's a hero.
ずっと思ってたけど下の美人マルティネッリに似てる
best episode thanks
YOU DIDNT SHOW THEIR REACTION TO THE POST CREDIT WARNING , THE BEST LESSON HERE SADGE
very realistic
Que episódio bom
The future girlfriend of Aquamarine
i can't even imagine what will happen if she really died :(
this is a ture story in japan
she's name is hana kimura
she was wrestler in japan.
You know what? Maybe eren was right with the rumbling
2:46 ベジタリアンって翻訳おかしくない?
本当だ。精進の身を精進料理のみだと勘違いして誤訳してしまってますね。
I was never so happy to see a cliche in anime.
akane
your stciker remind me of "can we get much higher"
@@rrreeerr " Sooo...highghhhhhh "
I wish you showed the message at the end of the episode
日本でTV放送された際にはそれが無かったため、純粋なリアクションには必要ないと判断されたのでしょう。
akanee 😢
「精進の身」を「ベジタリアン」って訳したのどうなの
英語にはそれを表す言葉がないのでベジタリアンになったと思います。とはいえ、似たような言葉があります…「禁欲」になるんですけど。
@@HanabiraKage Thanks for the reply.
My concern is that it changes the meaning of what Akane is saying in this scene.
The word "精進の身(Sho-jin no mi)" means I am willing to do chores because I am still a novice", but when translated as vegetarian, it means "I am a vegetarian, so I don't eat meat".
There is a similar term, "Sho-jin Ryo-ri" (meatless cooking), so perhaps they confused it.
Akanediosa
And people said Oshi no Ko is overrated after episode 1 lolz
The only thing overrated this season is the generic Demon Slayer S3
hana kimura - rip
😭
Please where is 86
Twiterds doing their job even in the anime industry
Broooo why do I have a feeling that Aqua helped with the online hate to trigger her
trust me..he didnt do anything😂😂...he just tried toxsave her for real cause i already read the manga😂
@@Venax91124bro casually spoiling
well i think next episode will be the end of reality show..so yeah 😂
He's manipulative, but I don't think he's THAT much of a dick. At the very least, he's not going to want innocents around him dying, both due to his past life as a doctor and his childhood experience of having someone precious die right before his eyes.
it was ture in japan.
I am so glad these videos are here! I IMEDDIATELY had to have people to bond with over his heart wrenching episode! Gahhh! I can't wait for next weeks episode!!