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「はるさきエピローグ」 (Harusaki Epirogu)
“Early-Spring Epilogue”
I’ve always been a firm believer that a good ending can save a series, and a bad ending can ruin an otherwise good one. Thankfully, this was a great finale – the sendoff that the fans and characters deserved.
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「はつこいトランペット」 (Hatsu Koi Toranpetto)
“First Love Trumpet”
This was a beautiful episode, but no matter how hard they try, any justification for Reina’s feelings for Taki-sensei just leaves a bad aftertaste.
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「ほうかごオブリガート」 (Hokago Oburigato)
“After-school Obbligato”
And that’s how you finish off two thematically linked character arcs. Everyone else, take notes.
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「ひびけ！ユーフォニアム」 (Hibike! Yūfoniamu)
“Sound! Euphonium”
Whenever the title of the episode is the name of the series, you know you’re in for something special.
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「かぜひきラプソデイー」 (Kazehiki Rapusodi)
“Rhapsody in Flu”
It may not have been last season’s equivalent episode, but we did get fluffy Kumiko instead.
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「えきびるコンサート」 (E Ki Biru Konsato)
“Station Concert”
Aka: The Disappearance of Tanaka Asuka.
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「あめふりコンダクター」 (Ame Furi Kondakuta)
“Rainy Conductor”
The world may be grim right now, but Hibike! Euphonium is here to cheer us up.
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「めざめるオーボエ」 (Mezameru Oboe)
“Awakening Oboe”
It’s a given with Kyoani, but there really isn’t anything that keeps up with the character art and top-class production values that Hibike! Euphonium offers.
