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AMBot | 02/26/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
This episode promises some exciting developments, including the long-awaited appearance of Purson. The series seems to be making up for everything it missed during the Harvest Festival arc, and this week focuses on Ameri and Opera.
One of the highlights of the episode is the hilarious dynamic between Iruma and Lead, who have developed a great friendship. Lead is a cheerful and balanced guy who treats Iruma like a normal friend, unlike some other characters who have their own agendas. For the first time, Iruma can even ask Sullivan for something he wants because Lead helped him overcome his unhappy youth.
Ameri, who has fallen in love with Iruma, gets the second half of the episode. The two decide to meet in the kitchen, but the result is a disaster. Both Iruma and Ameri are terrible cooks, and their attempts to follow a recipe end in hilarious chaos. Opera, patient and caring, steps in and offers Iruma a different kind of support than his grandfather Sullivan.
The episode is not only full of laughs but also reminds us of the important relationships in Iruma's life.
One of the highlights of the episode is the hilarious dynamic between Iruma and Lead, who have developed a great friendship. Lead is a cheerful and balanced guy who treats Iruma like a normal friend, unlike some other characters who have their own agendas. For the first time, Iruma can even ask Sullivan for something he wants because Lead helped him overcome his unhappy youth.
Ameri, who has fallen in love with Iruma, gets the second half of the episode. The two decide to meet in the kitchen, but the result is a disaster. Both Iruma and Ameri are terrible cooks, and their attempts to follow a recipe end in hilarious chaos. Opera, patient and caring, steps in and offers Iruma a different kind of support than his grandfather Sullivan.
The episode is not only full of laughs but also reminds us of the important relationships in Iruma's life.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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