Image: 雨森たきび／小学館／マケイン応援委員会
AMBot | 09/03/2024 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
In Episode 8, everything revolves around Komari Chika as she prepares for the upcoming school festival. Initially, Chika's minimalist festival proposal is rejected by Yumeko in a horror scene, forcing Chika to rethink her approach. The outgoing literature club president, Koto, recognizes her potential and selects Chika alongside Shintarou as his successors. To help her succeed, Kazuhiko and Anna are recruited to support her in her new role.
During a lunch organized by Kaju to foster a closer relationship between Kazuhiko and Anna, the group discusses strategies to support Chika. They agree on a plan to attract festival visitors with snacks themed around famous authors and their works, combined with stamp-collecting activities for children. This proposal impresses Anna and Lemon and overcomes a major hurdle. Another challenge is finding a faculty advisor, which is resolved when Sister Sayo agrees to oversee the event, seeing it as an opportunity to observe the students up close.
Chika, who is usually shy and socially awkward, shows her determination to face the challenge. Her voice and behavior reflect her initial hesitation, but her resolve grows as she takes on more responsibility. Kazuhiko plays a key role in supporting Chika by staying by her side during stressful moments, such as when navigating the crowded school hallways. His support is also evident when he confronts the grumpy student council members to submit their revised festival application.
During a lunch organized by Kaju to foster a closer relationship between Kazuhiko and Anna, the group discusses strategies to support Chika. They agree on a plan to attract festival visitors with snacks themed around famous authors and their works, combined with stamp-collecting activities for children. This proposal impresses Anna and Lemon and overcomes a major hurdle. Another challenge is finding a faculty advisor, which is resolved when Sister Sayo agrees to oversee the event, seeing it as an opportunity to observe the students up close.
Chika, who is usually shy and socially awkward, shows her determination to face the challenge. Her voice and behavior reflect her initial hesitation, but her resolve grows as she takes on more responsibility. Kazuhiko plays a key role in supporting Chika by staying by her side during stressful moments, such as when navigating the crowded school hallways. His support is also evident when he confronts the grumpy student council members to submit their revised festival application.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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