Kenapaa yaa setiap bagian yang fokus ke Suzune tuh selalu bikin akuu haru dan emosional😭. Direksi ceritanya menurutkuu cukup bagus karena perasaan yang mau disampaikan bisa kerasa banget sampai ke penonton. Art tiap karakternya juga cantik-cantik, apalagi ini edisi summer. Dan mama mako di episode ini... aduhhh terlihat sangat anggun sekalihh mwahh.

ruthrodriguez212025

4 mo

Verified

Suzune and Rena really stole the spotlight in episode six as their duet preparations brought out some deeply relatable emotional hurdles. Watching them push through their personal creative differences to finally find their shared rhythm was incredibly rewarding for anyone rooting for them

lum1nescence

4 mo

Verified

This episode starts digging into heavier emotions here, and thankfully it handles them with a lot more sensitivity than expected. Rather than chasing cheap drama, the episode focuses on vulnerability and trust. The result is one of the first times the series genuinely hits hard beyond its idol premise.

Episode Context

Selection Project hits the brakes on high-energy competition antics and shifts into something quieter and more emotionally demanding. Episode 6 centers on vulnerability, specifically Suzune Miyama's internal battle with insecurity as the second round of the idol competition intensifies. The pacing is deliberately measured, giving space for introspection rather than spectacle. Expect scenes built around self-doubt, unspoken feelings, and the weight of performing when you're not sure you deserve to be on stage. Rena Hananoi plays a key role here, and their dynamic carries real emotional texture. Doga Kobo leans into soft, contemplative direction that rewards patience. This is a character-first episode through and through, if you've been waiting for Selection Project to dig beneath the surface of its cast, this is where it delivers. Come for the idol competition, stay for the emotional honesty.

Runtime23 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateNov 5, 2021

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