As a longtime fan of slice-of-life romcoms with a hint of drama, I must say that this week’s episode of Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian was a breath of fresh air. After weeks of intense student council debates and power struggles, it was delightful to see the series take a more laidback approach.
Heads up! What I’m about to share might ruin the surprise if you haven’t watched Episode 9 of Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian titled “Romantic Comedy and Hypnosis” on Crunchyroll yet. Enjoy the stream, fellow fan!
After a whirlwind of student council turmoil and heated discussions, Alya Sometimes Camouflages Her Emotions in Russian takes a refreshing turn for viewers, delivering a more relaxed episode experience. True to the series’ romantic-comedy essence, this installment is brimming with humorous encounters – from Alya and Masachika’s clumsy romance blunders, to Kenzaki and Sarashina’s covert meetings, and Yuki and Ayano’s naughty shenanigans.
After shifting gears, this episode offers a moment of respite for fans as we approach the last quarter of the season in the coming week. Although political campaigns and guerrilla tactics during the presidential elections are set to become main events soon, viewers can currently indulge in some delightful fan-focused moments.
The Aftermath of the General Assembly
Alya Tries to Make Amends With Taniyama
Following a heated argument between Alya and Taniyama, the show takes a more relaxed approach in the next episode, but not without exploring the consequences of last week’s events. With the entire school now criticizing Taniyama for abandoning a fight she initiated, Alya feels compelled to clear her own reputation. This shift in attitude is due to Alya understanding Taniyama’s genuine feelings better, and she thinks that the school’s harsh judgment against Taniyama lacks substance.
To rebuild Taniyama’s standing, a win at the general meeting may not be enough – as stated by Masachika.
As a dedicated fan, I’ve noticed that Masachika leverages Nonoa’s influential network to circulate a tale aimed at exonerating Taniyama for his abrupt exit from the debate. This selfless act by Alya, defending someone who publicly humiliated her, reveals a compassionate spirit hidden beneath her aloof exterior. Despite knowing the potential backlash on her presidential campaign, Alya remained resolute in pursuing Taniyama’s vindication. In contrast to Yuki, who is widely admired as the most beloved female character in the series, episodes like these underscore what truly sets Alya apart.
A Touch of Hypnotic Fanserivce
The Show Features a Fanservice-Heavy Narrative
Following a series of intense installments, the comedy-drama Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian lightens things up for viewers with an episode overflowing with fanservice, as Alya and Masha find themselves targets of the lewd behavior of their brother-sister duo. In this episode, Masachika uses a hypnosis guide to put both Masha and Alya into a trance, and Yuki gets involved to further escalate the situation’s absurdity. By commanding the sisters to reveal themselves, the Russian pair literally begins to expose their true selves, either by revealing their genuine personalities or stripping completely naked.
As I stumbled upon the unexpected chaos, it felt like a refreshing pause for us fans, offering a welcome respite from the intense episodes we’ve been experiencing lately. This playful incident perfectly complemented the romantic comedy essence of the series, balancing out its recent somber tone. It seemed like Alya and Masha were the main focus of these entertaining twists, but it was Yuki who truly added an extra dose of enjoyment to the show.
Over time, your true selves will emerge, and you might find yourself becoming less cautious or rational. Let down your guards, both physically and mentally – Yuki.
Another Classic J-Pop Song Makes Rounds
This Week’s Ending Theme Features a Classic By Hatsune Miku
This week’s episode showcases a cover version of the timeless J-Pop hit “World Is Mine,” originally sung by the legendary virtual idol, Hatsune Miku. First released in 2008, this tune was among Hatsune’s earliest masterpieces, and now, the talented artist Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian has revived it to stir up some nostalgia.
As only three episodes remain until the season ends, fans continue to anticipate the inclusion of a Russian tune. Although it seems improbable, a Russian song would harmonize beautifully with the show’s narrative and Alya’s persona. In the meantime, an interpretation of Japanese pop classics sung by Alya promises to delight viewers.
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2024-08-29 20:33