I really like how this anime ends. Seeing all the hard work the characters put into their project finally pay off feels very satisfying. The final scene between Aoba and Yagami especially highlights their relationship in the most wholesome way possible.
New Game!!
Doga Kobo
Oshimeter
10.0
3 Fans
4 Want to Watch
16 Watched
Synopsis
It has been a year since Aoba Suzukaze started working at the Eagle Jump game company. In that time, she and her eccentric coworkers in the character design department have worked hard to release the company's newest game: Fairies Story 3. With their latest title now complete, a new project must begin—starting with a contest to decide the character designs for the upcoming game. Through hard work, dedication, and some guidance from the previous character designer, Kou Yagami, Aoba wins the contest and begins her new role as lead character designer. However, her new job is not an easy one. In addition to having extra work and longer hours, Aoba questions whether she is the right fit for the job. As she overcomes her inexperience with the help of her friends and coworkers, Aoba is willing to face any challenge to make Eagle Jump's newest creation, a cutesy game called Peco. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Episode Guide
Oshimeter0-5960-7980-100
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Characters
Aoba Suzukaze
Aoba Suzukaze is a rookie artist, often mistaken for a middle schooler, who joins the company that made her favorite game.
Portrayed by Shipman Megan
Kou Yagami
Senior character designer, Kou Yagami mentors Aoba, inspiring her with her past game design work.
Portrayed by Rojas Michelle
Quick Takes
View all 28 takesAs the game’s development nears its end, it’s really nice to see the characters reflect on everything they’ve accomplished so far. Seeing your work turn out well is such a motivating feeling, and I could really feel that from them. Definitely one of the most relatable ep so far.
I really love Nene and Aoba’s friendship. You can truly feel how much they care about each other, and their bond feels so genuine. That’s what I love about slice-of-life anime, it doesn’t just make you invested in the story, but in the characters too.
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