Say "I Love You." Episode 2: Fried Chicken Flavored
Oshimeter
4 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS

En este capítulo podemos profundizar más en la historia de personajes como Asami, pero también en la situación de la cotidianidad como estudiantes de preparatoria y algunas problemáticas. Es ciertamente emocionante.

The opening song feels really good. The start of the episode has a slightly emotional vibe because of Asami’s trauma, and I was kinda surprised Mei became friends with her so quickly. The pacing still feels a bit rushed. Also, not really a fan of Yamato’s habit, feels kinda off.

Feels more emotional than dramatic. Mei is still unsure and scared to trust, which feels very real. The karaoke scene is awkward and shows how out of place she feels. Yamato tries his best to understand her. It’s slow, but their connection starts to feel more real and honest.



