3~Gatsu S2 E3 & 4 Reaction and Review

The breaking of the glass really took me out :D :D :D But no matter how many times I watch episode , I always feel angry and sad but also a warm feeling when you see the support Hina gets! And I can't stand to see the always loud (in a good way) and bright Hina being silent and gloomy. It doesn't fit her character. And I love Rei's glance when Akari opens the "door" and he sees Hina. He immediately does know what is happening and ((at least I think that way) I see anger inside him in that moment. I also really like that the mangaka does handle this arc and the topic "bullying. Because Japan has a huge problem with with bullying and the following effect it results in. And I think it's a good idea to go into detail on that topic!!! Because cyber bullying has the potential to be way worse! And I too thought Chiho-chan did commit suicide (but that would probably a bit to dark, if it would have been shown or mentioned/ they at least kind of teased it a bit with the newspapers). And im glad she didn't and even through I watched this show more than one time. I still would have liked to punch that girl hin the face (I know as a man you shouldn't do it but she would have deserved all of it). And I know someone who got bullied (with 17) and the only solution he found was to end his live by jumping in front of a train... He was in the neighboring class. And this arc alone did me give 3-Gatsu no lion a 10/10 (manga too) and it is my all time favorite SoL manga. And I really hope for a 3. season (the rumors are good) and that someone is finally going to get the manga licence. I hate that 2 of my favorite manga (different genres) aren't available in a language I can understand. You were really close to crying (stupid glass :D )

RiShinMarco

even after rewatching these episodes i still tear up. Also rip your glass haha

Lollypop

The other day in Japan, a man named Mr. Fujii became a master challenger at the age of 17. That's amazing! Translated from Japanese

From what I've heard mental health in Japan and in other eastern countries is quite stigmatized. It's an unfortunate thing, but even in western countries it hasn't been that long since it started being looked into more. Hopefully the world can progress on it faster. On a side note, Hanco's fake cry killed me. Side side note, loooooved the reaction :P

uhum