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「14才の放課後」 (Juuyon-sai no Houkago)
“After School at 14”
It impresses me how Wonder Egg Priority doesn’t shy away from exploring heavy concepts like self-harm and suicide, by handling these subjects with respect without any sign of derision or condescension.
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「努力の先にあるもの」 (Doryoku no Saki ni Aru Mono)
“What Lies Beyond Effort”
Swordplay is dancing with extra steps.
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「パンチドランク・デー」 (Panchi Doranku Dee)
“Punch Drunk Day”
I feel like we can’t trust the adult men in this show – be it mannequins or guidance counselors.
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「笛を吹く少女」 (Fue o Fuku Shoujo)
“The Girl Flautist”
Something tells me those mannequins aren’t engaging with the girls in good faith.
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「お嬢様と暴力」 (Ojousama to Bouryoku)
“A Young Lady and Violence”
Welcome to the real world, Rudeus.
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「カラフル・ガールズ」 (Karafuru Gaaruzu)
“Colorful Girls”
I didn’t think Wonder Egg Priority could get any better. Yet here we are.
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「緊急家族会議」 (Kinkyuu Kazoku Kaigi)
“Emergency Family Meeting”
Paul is a deeply flawed man. And I should really hate him based off his personalities and horrible actions. But somehow, I don’t. And there’s good reasons for why this is the case.
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「裸のナイフ」 (Hadaka no Naifu)
“A Bare Knife”
Wow. I can’t even begin to imagine living with that kind of crushing guilt.
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「友達」 (Tomodachi)
“A Friend”
We’re given a moral lesson on making assumptions and trying to hear out both sides of a story.
