Sekai oni x mob pscho 100 series#

If it were up to him heвЂ™d certainly help Ashito more directly, but Fukuda is insistent that the boys will learn more by figuring out stuff on their own вЂ“ and heвЂ™s not wrong, though thatвЂ™s no consolation if they crash out of the system first.

ItвЂ™s shown for the first time that Date is basically following a script here вЂ“ FukudaвЂ™s script вЂ“ and that his hostility towards Ashito was at least partly a result of that. He also hasnвЂ™t figured out why Asari and Kanpei-kun were so pissed at him. If playboy-wannabe Eisaku is right about only having 24 hours to apologize Ashito is in trouble, as he still hasnвЂ™t ten days later as school starts. But this ends predictably (a bit too much so, given the tiresome trope involved) with her feelings hurt. Hana sees her brother in Ashito (and clearly likes him, too), and she worries about the self-destructive impulse she can sense from him (which makes you wonder about Fukuda-san). Aoi is appreciate but in his current situation finds HanaвЂ™s attentions smothering, and she lacks the delicacy to see that. SheвЂ™s also done six months worth of menus for him (not sure how that works in a cafeteria system). At this point in the story IвЂ™d gotten it into my head that these players didnвЂ™t attend high school (which isnвЂ™t mandatory in Japan) but I guess itвЂ™d make sense they would вЂ“ and that itвЂ™d be affiliated with the club. Hana drags Aoi-kun to see the high school theyвЂ™ll both be attending after spring break. But because he lacks the experience to be smart about it, those repetitions are the only refuge he has when heвЂ™s struggling on the pitch. Hana has the right idea in dragging Ashi away from his endless grinding and mindless repetition, neither of which is doing him any good at the moment.

I had the same thought he did about her barging into the room of a guy that age without knocking, but my next thought was how odd it was that his mom hadnвЂ™t gotten him a cellphone for her own peace of mind if nothing else. SheвЂ™s his вЂњfanвЂќ, though that has a pretty euphemistic tone to it for a 15 year-old. It was obvious Ashito needed a friend at that moment, and of course he has one in Hana. In watching him it was clear he was lost, confused вЂ“ falling back on mindless training as a fix when he couldnвЂ™t come up with anything more productive to do with himself. With the local boys returning home for spring break Ashito is left more or less on his own, still stewing over the assignment Date-sensei gave him after the disastrous intrasquad game. WeвЂ™re supposed to experience something of what Ashito is experiencing of course, and unless youвЂ™re a serious soccer geek itвЂ™s going to take you some time to figure stuff out, too. Just as answers donвЂ™t come easily for Ashito, they arenвЂ™t spelled out for the audience. It doesnвЂ™t quite have the same intellectual heft and emotional subtlety as Baby Steps, but thereвЂ™s something of that masterpiece of sports manga in Ao Ashi (though the protagonists could hardly be more different).

Sekai oni x mob pscho 100 series#

And the series itself continues to deliver in anime form, serving up a comprehensive take on the life of a youth soccer player. Those are pretty impressive numbers for a sports manga not named Haikyuu. The new manga volume (#28) topped the charts and recorded the best first week of any so far, and the series saw its highest-ever rank in total sales at #2 (behind the unstoppable juggernaut Spy x Family). Ao Ashi continues to cruise both on and off-screen.