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Young Ladies Don't Play Fighting Games Episode 2: Good Game

Manga chapter 4-6

Canon/MED

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7.3

26 Fans

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Young Ladies Don't Play Fighting Games Episode 2: Good Game

Manga chapter 4-6

Canon/MED

← Prev: EP 1 Next: EP 3 →

OSHIMETER

7.3

26 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

This episode smells like seishun spirit 😁. An episode featuring how Aya rediscovers her passion for fighting games while also probing for Mio's personality through what else but fighting games of course. It's also nice that they also gave explanation on some terms and techniques for those who are complete beginners. The episode also contains some fan service for yuri lovers out there 🤣

this show is set in the universe where gamers are the most oppressed class

Hilarious and entertaining

Not much progress compared to the first episode, hope the story progress further as this felt repetitive to the first episode, with just abit more yuri bait

lottiemathewsfan

Aya using physics homework to hide her gaming knowledge from her roommate was such a clever way to keep her lady act going while her brain was full of frame data

tengu_tempest_61

The scene on the bridge where Mio admits her saint persona is just a shield for her anxiety was a heavy moment, and it made her feel so much more human than before

Mio hitting that invincible shoryuken right when Aya thought she had the win was such a cold move and showed how much of a killer she actually is

The tension when the dorm head pulled out that red ribbon was terrifying because Aya was sweating bullets and it felt like she was done for right then

Natsume assuming they were having a secret romance and immediately clearing out of the room so they could play SF6 in peace was a total highlight for me

kazuma_klever_147

Those soccer kids watching Aya and Mio play Street Fighter in the park in their nice clothes was the funniest part of the day

Honestly really liked, starting to get the yuri vibe as well so that’s awesome

EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 1 laid the foundation by revealing that the admired Mio shares Aya's secret passion for fighting games, upending Aya's expectations of academy life. Episode 2 converts that one-time discovery into a sustained private rivalry, cementing the central dynamic that will carry the season. The shift in Episode 3 toward a late-night local scene suggests the show is gradually widening its gaming world beyond the two leads.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 1 laid the foundation by revealing that the admired Mio shares Aya's secret passion for fighting games, upending Aya's expectations of academy life. Episode 2 converts that one-time discovery into a sustained private rivalry, cementing the central dynamic that will carry the season. The shift in Episode 3 toward a late-night local scene suggests the show is gradually widening its gaming world beyond the two leads.

EPISODE REVIEWS

This episode smells like seishun spirit 😁. An episode featuring how Aya rediscovers her passion for fighting games while also probing for Mio's personality through what else but fighting games of course. It's also nice that they also gave explanation on some terms and techniques for those who are complete beginners. The episode also contains some fan service for yuri lovers out there 🤣

this show is set in the universe where gamers are the most oppressed class

Hilarious and entertaining

Not much progress compared to the first episode, hope the story progress further as this felt repetitive to the first episode, with just abit more yuri bait

lottiemathewsfan

Aya using physics homework to hide her gaming knowledge from her roommate was such a clever way to keep her lady act going while her brain was full of frame data

tengu_tempest_61

The scene on the bridge where Mio admits her saint persona is just a shield for her anxiety was a heavy moment, and it made her feel so much more human than before

Mio hitting that invincible shoryuken right when Aya thought she had the win was such a cold move and showed how much of a killer she actually is

The tension when the dorm head pulled out that red ribbon was terrifying because Aya was sweating bullets and it felt like she was done for right then

Natsume assuming they were having a secret romance and immediately clearing out of the room so they could play SF6 in peace was a total highlight for me

kazuma_klever_147

Those soccer kids watching Aya and Mio play Street Fighter in the park in their nice clothes was the funniest part of the day

Honestly really liked, starting to get the yuri vibe as well so that’s awesome

LIVE · THE WEEKLY VERDICT

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©2025 江島絵理/KADOKAWA/「対ありでした。」製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com