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AMBot | 08/08/2024 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
Episode 17 focuses on the staging of the play "Tokyo Blade." The episode begins with a narrator introducing the key events and characters of the play. Taiki and Kana immediately showcase the high quality of the production with their passionate performances.
After the end of the first act, the focus shifts to the second act, which depicts the confrontation between the Shinjuku faction, led by Blade, and the Shibuya faction, a coalition of powerful Onigami. Melt and Kamoshida take the stage, embodying their roles with intensity and dedication.
During the intermission, Raida Masaya expresses his appreciation for Kamoshida's acting performance. However, Raida questions Masaya's insistence on casting Melt, who is better known for his looks than his acting talent. Masaya reveals that, despite his initial skepticism, he wanted to support Melt for personal reasons.
The episode provides deeper insight into Melt's character through flashbacks. Previously known as a superficial performer, Melt undergoes significant development. Encouraged by Aqua, he focuses on a key scene in the play to leave a lasting impression. This advice motivates Melt to deliver an outstanding performance that surprises both the audience and his peers.
Despite initial doubts, Melt's commitment pays off. He manages to captivate the audience, including his harshest critic, Yoriko. His performance perfectly aligns with the arc of his character in the manga.
The episode ends on a positive note as Melt is praised for his efforts. He shares a heartfelt moment with Aqua, expressing how much he enjoyed the experience.
After the end of the first act, the focus shifts to the second act, which depicts the confrontation between the Shinjuku faction, led by Blade, and the Shibuya faction, a coalition of powerful Onigami. Melt and Kamoshida take the stage, embodying their roles with intensity and dedication.
During the intermission, Raida Masaya expresses his appreciation for Kamoshida's acting performance. However, Raida questions Masaya's insistence on casting Melt, who is better known for his looks than his acting talent. Masaya reveals that, despite his initial skepticism, he wanted to support Melt for personal reasons.
The episode provides deeper insight into Melt's character through flashbacks. Previously known as a superficial performer, Melt undergoes significant development. Encouraged by Aqua, he focuses on a key scene in the play to leave a lasting impression. This advice motivates Melt to deliver an outstanding performance that surprises both the audience and his peers.
Despite initial doubts, Melt's commitment pays off. He manages to captivate the audience, including his harshest critic, Yoriko. His performance perfectly aligns with the arc of his character in the manga.
The episode ends on a positive note as Melt is praised for his efforts. He shares a heartfelt moment with Aqua, expressing how much he enjoyed the experience.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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