I love how Uenoyama only realizes he kissed Mafuyu after a day it happened lol, it's very cute. I also liked to see how the band decided on their name. It has a very sentimental value knowing what happend to Mafuyu in the past.

sonyita137

5 mo

Verified

Episodio emocionante, al fin Kitzuka asume sus sentimientos y llegan a su mente recuerdos de la noche del concierto 🤭 cosas que habia olvidado y que ahora lo avergüenzan.

rizzkamalia

8 mo

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I swear, I really love the bond between the band members, and the humor never gets boring! Haha. Their friendships with the other side characters feel really solid too. And honestly, I did NOT expect that last scene at all 😳 I literally had the same reaction as Uenoyama!

Episode Context

The penultimate episode of Given pulls back from the electrifying momentum of the live performance and settles into something quieter, more honest, and arguably more powerful. 'Wonderwall' is a deeply introspective installment that sits with the emotional fallout rather than rushing past it. Expect deliberate pacing that prioritizes character interiority over external action, this is Given at its most reflective. The dynamics between Ritsuka and Mafuyu take center stage as both characters navigate vulnerability, unspoken feelings, and the weight of what their connection actually means. Themes of self-discovery and emotional honesty run through every scene. The drama here isn't loud; it's the kind that tightens in your chest. If the live performance was the exhale, this episode is the breath you hold right before everything changes.

Runtime22 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceHIGH

Air DateSep 13, 2019

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