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「おかえりオーディション」 (Okaeri Oudishon)
“Welcome Back, Audition”
And like clockwork, Kyoto Animation delivers another fantastically tense, emotional, and rewarding episode of Hibike! Euphonium. It’s scary how easy they make this look.
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「俺と付き合ってください」 (Ore to Tsukiatte Kudasai)
“Please Go Out With Me”
This has been the part of the manga that I’ve been most looking forward to getting adapted, and I wasn’t sure we were going to get to it when it was announced that Yamada-kun would only be 12 episodes; yet here we are, rushed as it may have been.
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「幼馴染のサイカイ」 (Osananajimi no Saikai)
“Reunion of Childhood Friends”
I knew this was going to be a powerful one from last week’s cliffhanger, but this totally exceeded my expectations.
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「まっすぐトランペット」 (Massugu Toranpetto)
“Straight Trumpet”
I have a feeling that most people will be talking about one particular scene, when there’s so many more important, character-defining moments that deserve equal attention.
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「必ず未来を変えて」 (Kanarazu Mirai wo Kaete)
“I’ll Definitely Change the Future”
A confession of love, and a promise to change the future. How romantic.
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「選択のケッカ」 (Sentaku no Kekka)
“Results of the Choice”
Now that’s what I call a bloody reunion.
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「おねがいオーディション」 (Onegai Odishon)
“Please, Audition”
The auditions are here, and the tension was palpable in this one.
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「超ウザイんだけど」 (Chou Uzai Ndakedo)
“You’re So Annoying”
Last week we had visions of the future, this week it’s visions of the past.
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「襲撃のヴァンパイア」 (Shuugeki no Vanpaiya)
“Vampire Attack”
The vampire war begins, but in the end it’s only Mika who rises above the tropes.
