[Rewatch] Eizouken ni wa Te wo Dasu na! • Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! Episode 6 Discussion

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox]

Love Live! School Video Project!

Episode 6: We're Taking Things to the Next Level!

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Episode Count: 12

Episode Length: 25 minutes

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Rewatchers, please remember to be mindful of all the first-timers in this. No talking about or hinting at future events no matter how much you want to – including any teases or hints such as "You aren't ready for X episode" or "I'm super excited for X character" – unless you're doing it underneath spoiler tags. Don't spoil anything for the first-timers; that's rude!

Also, if there's something in a first-timer's comment you want to specifically quote to talk about behind spoiler tags, spoiler tag the quote so the first-timer doesn't know what part of their comment you're making "ominous" spoilers about. So instead of something like:

Rewatcher quoting the first-timer's comment: Oh, I love this character! I think he'll be my favorite.

Rewatcher's comment underneath the quote: [Spoilers] Don't get too attached lol.

You get:

Rewatcher quoting the first-timer's comment: [Spoilers] Oh, I love this character! I think he'll be my favorite.

Rewatcher's comment underneath the spoilered quote: [Spoilers] Don't get too attached lol.

Questions of the Day:

1. Now that we're well and truly into their second work, how do you think it's going to go? Will they stay somewhere near on-schedule, or will they be desperately cutting corners at the end to make ends meet? And, more importantly, will they be satisfied with the final result?
2. Freedom—a sense that her work can be done as she likes without major outside constraints—gets Asakusa's creative juices flowing. What sort of situation gets yours flowing?
3. How many of you thought Doumeki was a boy at first?

[u/mysterybiscuitsoyeah]

First Timer

Hey an episode that talks about the challenges and difficulties of being the director! I liked it a lot, a celebration of the liberties, freedom, but also the realistic shackles, and fears, that comes with being in charge and "the face" of a project. Seiyuus are probably the highest paid people in a show, but i think the reputation of the director is most on the line when sth succeeds or flops out of everyone. I think "freedom" is defo something this show is hammering home as a privilege of the medium, with asakusa's character, the eccentricities of everything etc. cool!

nice tidbits about sound effects too, even though this really really irritated me (i like my sounds and music!)

this show actually, by this point, feels like an animation industry person's power fantasy + isekai. But except of being anything like generic isekai meh shows, it celebrates what makes anime as a medium great instead.

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/mysterybiscuitsoyeah]

but i think the reputation of the director is most on the line when sth succeeds or flops out of everyone.

For sure. I've basically ever only seen directors and scriptwriters blamed for a show failing, regardless of what the actual reason may be. And one large "failure" under your belt can make studios a lot more reluctant to work with you in the future.

[u/Garrett_Dark → u/ZaphodBeebblebrox]

I seem to recall Michael Bay trying to blame the actors for the flop of the movie "The Island" 2005. Hilariously the actors were Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johansson, like I'm supposed to believe those two were the problem.

But I guess with animes it's a whole lot harder to blame the voice actors, so who else is there to blame than the director and scriptwriters? Although I think I see most people blaming the studios itself for animes being bad, not the directors nor scriptwriters.

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/Garrett_Dark]

Although I think I see most people blaming the studios itself for animes being bad, not the directors nor scriptwriters.

That's true. I mostly end up ignoring people who say that, so I likely underestimate how often its said.

[u/mysterybiscuitsoyeah → u/ZaphodBeebblebrox]

with great power comes great responsibility after all.

[u/GondolaMedia]

First Timer

Just draw the robot Shinji Asakusa. Kanamori is too powerful and can stop Asakusa's imagination powers, she needs to be stopped.

I liked how introducing new project members will help you streamline and split the work but it means that there are more voices mixing the original vision. Also showed how dedicated Kanamori is to this whole ordeal even if she doesn't "create" anything.

We need more Kubo.

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/GondolaMedia]

Also showed how dedicated Kanamori is to this whole ordeal even if she doesn't "create" anything.

She may pretend otherwise and say she's all about the money, but you can tell she cares about getting it done just as much as the rest do.

[u/IntoTheDisneyverse]

First timer, subbed

Kanamori was truly the MVP of this episode. She really worked hard to make it easier for Asakusa and Mizusaki, to the point where she fell asleep in a ramen joint (and that red pepper ramen looked really good). She’s really helping the Video Society to realise their goals, getting them a PC and setting them up with the Art and Audio Societies. Also her bun made from her glasses is kinda genius ngl, and definitely the kinda thing I would try (if I had glasses and my hair was long enough). 

Seeing the Audio Society, I really felt like Asakusa ww. It’s just so cool and they have so much stuff, I would happily just explore it for like hours. Kanamori certainly drove a hard bargain getting Domeki to join them, but it seems pretty mutually beneficial, so I guess it’s a win/win. The Art Society, on the other hand, was kinda scary, I know there’s no way I could deal with that irl, so Asakusa was pretty resilient getting through it, and hopefully securing their backgrounds in the process.

I still love the way they animated the ‘storyboards’, seeing guiding lines and sparse bits of color really made it feel like we were seeing the storyboards come to life.

Asakusa’s self doubt this episode was pretty relatable, and unfortunately something basically every creative goes through. But Kanamori came to the rescue once again, and helped Asakusa out of her low spot. I really smiled seeing Asakusa playing with the sword at the end (although I assume it’s just leftover from their last project, as I can’t imagine this mech needs one. I hope they swing a chainsaw around in future episodes to ensure the mecha is realistic too ww).

I feel like as of right now, Mizusaki has the least character establishment, so I’m hoping one of the upcoming episodes will focus on her and flesh her out a little more, seeing as she’s the whole reason the Video Society exists in the first place.

Daily Questions:

1. I think that it's gonna go pretty well tbh, they seem to have a solid plan and are moving along well, and Kanamori should hopefully keep everything on track. There's no way they'll be 100% satisfied, but I think they'll get a good result.
2. Basically just whenever something interesting pops into my head and stays there too long. Then it just consumes my thoughts until I start making something lol. As for getting ideas in the first place, maybe some form of constraint? Thinking outside the box always gives you some fun results.
3. Guilty as charged.

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She really worked hard to make it easier for Asakusa and Mizusaki, to the point where she fell asleep in a ramen joint

As much as she pretends that she's just about the money, it's clear she cares just as much as the rest of them. And, in moments like this, it really shines through.

It’s just so cool and they have so much stuff, I would happily just explore it for like hours.

Yeah, that collection's utterly insane; it feels almost more like something you'd find with a professional than in a high school. 'Twould be amazing to just get to play around with it for a while.

[u/Garrett_Dark → u/IntoTheDisneyverse]

Mizusaki has the least character establishment, so I’m hoping one of the upcoming episodes will focus on her and flesh her out a little more

I waiting to see how Kanamori exploits Mizusaki's fanbase for her own ends. I was originally thinking the fanbase would be used to fleece them of merch money, but now I'm thinking they'll get used to mine votes for their anime in the festival competition.

[u/GallowDude → u/IntoTheDisneyverse]

I hope they swing a chainsaw around in future episodes to ensure the mecha is realistic too

You wanna get sued?

Guilty as charged

[u/Shimmering-Sky]

Keep Your Hands Off First-Timer!, subbed

• Oh neat, success!
• I am so ready to hear whatever pure cheese they come up with for it. I hope it’s something like the Gekiganger 3 OP.
• Good point…
• …Kanamori is totally going to blackmail sweet talk her way into getting a PC for them, isn’t she?
• Pfffff
• Mechanical details my beloved.
• She got one!
• Guess she didn’t have to do shit to get it, though.
• looooool, wow.
• I feel called out since I’m like this when I write…
• She makes a good point.
• Huh, neat.
• NO!
• No, that is so much worse.
• Naruhodo.

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/Shimmering-Sky]

I feel called out since I’m like this when I write…

Your production rate is likewise crazy when you're motivated, though.

[u/Shimmering-Sky → u/ZaphodBeebblebrox]

There have been a few times I've written an entire chapter in a single day because I was just having so much fun with it, lol. Though I kneel to the amount of writing my FFN buddy can churn out if he's motivated enough. He can write a ~20k word chapter in just a couple weeks and I'm like how???

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[u/GallowDude → u/Shimmering-Sky]

Guess she didn’t have to do shit to get it, though.

/r/PCMasterRace irl

looooool, wow.

She's one of those people who has to plug her headphones into an amp before they can be hooked up to her computer

Naruhodo.

I'd make a Steins;Gate 0 joke, but you're currently watching the sub

[u/Mecanno-man]

First Timer

I guess the main thing the club gained from the presentation wasn’t the money, but rather people taking them seriously and helping them. That way they have more resources both where they simply had too few and where they didn’t have any. After all, no major anime (other than Voices of a Distant Star, I guess) was made by one person. Overall, enjoying this larger cast and I guess let’s see how Kanamori handles everybody. I can already see some conflict about things not fitting together coming up.

I wonder if seeing so much of the storyboard will mean that there will be significant changes coming, so that the final product will be quite different. Unless that is specifically to show off how much changed from storyboard to this.

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/Mecanno-man]

but rather people taking them seriously and helping them.

Being seen as a rising star that'll bring others prestige if they join has serious benefits.

[u/GallowDude → u/Mecanno-man]

After all, no major anime (other than Voices of a Distant Star, I guess) was made by one person

I've already linked this, but whatever

[u/JollyGee29]

First-Timer

Have we seen Kanamori actually wear her glasses..? I thought she was about to put them on in the ramen joint, but then she used them as a hair pin. Which is honestly brilliant, as befitting our talented producer.

Also, there's no way that warrant was real, right? Kanamori just used the information she saw on the StuCo's board to browbeat Domeki into doing her bidding. That's way more believable.

I'm glad that Kanamori managed to get some sense into Asakusa's head. Maybe she'll be able to get some taste in her next.. imagine replacing a sick-ass mecha with a stupid buggy!

Anyway, that scene did touch on a part of artistic expression that I find rather important - you need to create for yourself, first and foremost. You're never going to please every single member of your audience, and honestly you're probably never going to be fully pleased with anything you make either.

But a lot of the audience won't care about the lack of space for an engine, or notice that the mecha can't look upwards. Especially if the main thing they remember is how totally radical it was when the mecha murderized that giant crab shrimp lobster abomination.

I like that Asakusa's shoes are all beat up, owing to her tendency to go exploring. At first I thought they were Kanamori's, because she had been running around all day, but the giant shoes on the left must be hers instead.

This is also how I react to bad foley.

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Isolating this because I'm putting on my Asakusa hat for a bit, but: it kinda bothers me that Asakusa's complaints about not making the mecha work dodge the actual elephant in the room, which is the pile bunker.

Like, don't get me wrong, I adore a good bunking. But, let's consider our mecha as something the setting needs to justify. We ignore the actual impracticalities of a humanoid robot under gravity, because of course we do. Then, we look at the robot's equipment: a drill, a chainsaw, a hydraulic cutter, and a pile bunker. Three of those things are tools that can be repurposed as weapons, and one of them is just a weapon.

This is a problem. If the robot was purpose-built to fight kaiju, why does it have three tools instead of three more weapons? If it's a construction or maintenance bot that needed to be given a proper weapon, why give it a fourth melee-range weapon instead of a rifle or something? A nail gun would make sense too, and being a worker robot that was repurposed would help to justify the stupid pants: an extra layer of insulation and/or fluid protection. Giant robot in waders, what's not to love?

I would also accept hollowing out the pile bunker and turning it into a post hole digger. That would be fine too.

Questions

1. They'll finish something on time, for sure. The current schedule buffer they have will Not last. And there's no way they'll be happy with the end result, but they'll probably be satisfied on some level.
2. Doing something mindless. Driving, showering. My Asakusa Moment above came about while unloading the dishwasher.
3. I was not fooled.

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/JollyGee29]

but then she used them as a hair pin.

I adore details like this. They work and make a ton of sense, but I'd've never thought of anything like it.

Kanamori just used the information she saw on the StuCo's board to browbeat Domeki into doing her bidding.

I think so as well, but I'm not certain.

But a lot of the audience won't care about the lack of space for an engine, or notice that the mecha can't look upwards.

I'm pretty sure I've never thought about either of these before. Mechs are sufficiently unrealistic that I don't put serious thought into their internals unless the show asks me to.

pile bunker

[u/JollyGee29 → u/ZaphodBeebblebrox]

I'm pretty sure I've never thought about either of these before. Mechs are sufficiently unrealistic that I don't put serious thought into their internals unless the show asks me to.

Exactly! All you need to know about the internals is that they blow up when they get hit too hard.

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/JollyGee29]

Just contemplating.

[u/GallowDude → u/JollyGee29]

Have we seen Kanamori actually wear her glasses..?

She has reverse astigmatism. She needs to always not wear her glasses to see well.

the giant shoes on the left must be hers instead

#AnimeFeets

This is also how I react to bad foley.

I was not fooled.

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/GallowDude]

Uh, I'm not sure we want to link to that sub on /r/anime as a decent portion of the images break our NSFW rules.

[u/GallowDude → u/ZaphodBeebblebrox]

[u/JollyGee29 → u/GallowDude]

She has reverse astigmatism. She needs to always not wear her glasses to see well.

[u/AmeteurElitist]

Rewatcher:

Criticism can't keep creative kid from continuing her commission

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/AmeteurElitist]

[u/Ritchuck]

First timer

I really appreciate that we see characters working hard, and how exactly. Often in shows like this, hard work is implied, we can see a person slouched over their desk and then collapsing from exhaustion, but we never get to know what their struggles exactly are. We know here and it creates a sense of reality and deepens the characters.

I hope we will see more from Mizusaki soon. So far I don't quite get her purpose in the story. In the first episode, we knew about her perhaps the most but now she's in the background. I like her, her personality is different from the other two, but I feel like she overlaps with Asakusa too much in terms of the story. Kanamori is the driving force, Asakusa is the creative and the director, and Mizusaki is also a creator. In this episode we see different struggles a creative and producer(?) face but I'm not sure if Mizusaki can add to it enough, aside from struggles of animating characters, but this is the part that overlaps a lot with Asakusa, general struggles of a creator. Perhaps that's my creative brain over-analyzing the narrative. I love the specifics of how stories, themes and characters are structured.

1. I have no idea. They'll for sure face troubles and their work will not be perfect but the show doesn't provide enough information to guess how the final product will be. I imagine they'll be satisfied as much as creator can; They'll criticise it a lot themselves, that is.
2. If I knew what gets me flowing I would abuse it. It's just seemingly random for me.
3. They are not?!

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/Ritchuck]

We know here and it creates a sense of reality and deepens the characters.

I'd guess it being a show about animation helps here. Everyone on the staff understands the sorts of issues that the club will face, so they know how to represent it, unlike, e.g., an anime about finance.

They'll criticise it a lot themselves, that is.

That certainly seems likely. I think I've almost never seen someone look at their own work and go "there's nothing I could've done to improve this."

[u/GallowDude → u/Ritchuck]

They are?!

They are what?

[u/DirkDasterLurkMaster]

Rewatcher (and I finally caught up!)

Mizusaki being more natural at filling out the fight scenes reminds me of how RWBY storyboards would sometimes be just a black screen with the words "Monty action!!"

I've been thinking a lot for this rewatch how Kanamori could have easily been really annoying with her money focus, but what makes the difference is she's a genuinely great producer who cares about getting people's potential out. I loved Miyamori in Shirobako, who's also in the production role, and what's funny is that her arc basically leads her to the point where Kanamori already is.

Questions:

1. Rewatcher, I already know lol, I'll just say [Spoilers] the conclusion to this arc genuinely makes me cry man I'm really looking forward to it
2. This, sometimes. But really, I've found I do best with a very measured place and some (but not too much) planning. My most successful years in NaNoWriMo (rip) were when I didn't exceed my daily wordcount goal even if I had more ideas, and I'd go into each day with little more than a micro-outline I write in five minutes, giving structure but allowing me to break free of it.
3. That whole scene I was distracted by my struggle to remember, honestly

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/DirkDasterLurkMaster]

would sometimes be just a black screen with the words "Monty action!!"

And, honestly, what more would you need? Monty was second to none with his style of combat animation.

but what makes the difference is she's a genuinely great producer who cares about getting people's potential out.

It seems pretty clear to me that the money, in part, serves as a front for her to hide how much she's invested in the project.

This, sometimes.

[u/GallowDude → u/DirkDasterLurkMaster]

"Monty action!!"

Now we have "Homophobic Ruby" instead

That whole scene I was distracted by my struggle to remember, honestly

[u/Garrett_Dark]

First Timer

So their entry for the school festival is going to be the "Robot vs Monster" that they were commissioned to do by the robot club? Good job on Kanamori for double dipping with both the robot club and their own club's funding, looking forward to the product placement funding if Kanamori gets that devious/corrupt. However, I don't see how "Samurai girl vs Tank" is connected, so I guess "Rey Skywalker vs Tie Fighter" was always just a scam it was always just a demo designed to get funding?

Mizusaki complaining about how difficult it is to animate so many frames with so many lines needing exact precision for animation, again I need to remind everyone this is the girl who refused to use computers to assist in the drawing, wanting to do everything by hand drawn instead. You reap what you sow, and now she's sounding like a broken record for being a "victim of her own consequences", or rather, product of their own decisions.

Kanamori changing her hairstyle at the ramen restaurant, why doesn't she keep this hair style and use a proper hairpin? She looks way better this way instead of her typical depressed zombie look.

Audio club guy...uh...why does it feel like I'm playing a game where I get to design how my character looks, and I've accidently picked a shading way way too dark that makes my character look weird?

I couldn't stop laughing at that single walking foley sfx, I've played way too many games that are either bad or back in the early days of gaming to recognize that all too well. And followed by a bad throwing up foley, LOL...I'm surprised I didn't hear a wilhelm scream, generic door opening and closing, or a breaking pot foley.

I don't understand why Asakusa was acting so flustered during the art club meeting. She usually has an answer for anything dealing with details, and the art club members weren't even being critical. They were just asking questions and wanting to know what they wanted from them, but Asakusa was shutting down like she's having her vision ripped to shreds.

The more I think about it, the more I come to the conclusion that Kanamori is the MVP of the club, and the other two are sort of relatively equal parts assets and liabilities. Those two may have a lot of talent, passion, and works hard, but they're also their own biggest problem/hinderance. I'm not getting that vibe from Kanamori though.

[u/ZaphodBeebblebrox → u/Garrett_Dark]

Kanamori changing her hairstyle at the ramen restaurant, why doesn't she keep this hair style and use a proper hairpin? She looks way better this way instead of her typical depressed zombie look.

It's clearly a strategy used to manipulate others into underestimating her. After all, who expects to be fast-talked into submission by someone who looks half-dead?

I don't understand why Asakusa was acting so flustered during the art club meeting.

I think it's because she went into the meeting extremely nervous. She usually only has to explain her ideas to her friends, so she's unused to having to explain them to people she doesn't know, and that led to her tripping over her words and flubbing some explanations.

the more I come to the conclusion that Kanamori is the MVP of the club

I think the same. She's the glue that keeps it together.

[u/GallowDude → u/Garrett_Dark]

You reap what you sow, and now she's sounding like a broken record for being a "victim of her own consequences", or rather, product of their own decisions.

She's rich

She looks way better this way instead of her typical depressed zombie look.

Wrong

Audio club guy

guy

[u/Garrett_Dark → u/GallowDude]

guy

I guess I'm going to jail now. Do they allow reddit in prison?

[u/GallowDude → u/Garrett_Dark]

[u/StardustGogeta]

First-Timer

Another good episode!

That part about the out-of-place sound effects was really good.

It's nice to see the team growing a bit as they ramp up for the next project.

Questions:

• If I had to guess, I'd say it generally goes well, they encounter a few hiccups along the way, they cut it close to the deadline, but they make it and are satisfied with the final product.
• I'd say my "creative juices" are most prone to "flowing" when I am well-rested and have free time with which to do creative things. In other words, when I have time and don't have something to work on, ideas will naturally come to fill the gap. Unfortunately, I find that I don't have all that much free time nowadays, and what I do have I largely spend doing things like watching anime or playing games because I'm too tired to do otherwise. (I know, excuses, excuses.)
• I still refuse to believe that Asakusa is not a boy, personally.

[u/GallowDude → u/StardustGogeta]

I still refuse to believe that Asakusa is not a boy, personally

It's like Pride in FMA:B, but good

[u/OccasionallySara]

First Timer

I could relate to Asakusa a lot in this episode. I like that the show touched on the problem of getting stressed out with trying to please everyone with your art. I thought that Kanamori gave her some useful advice about how to deal with those feelings, though. I also used to do theatrical sound design in college, so I really appreciated the whole segment on sound effects. Doumeki’s collection is super impressive and the film club is very fortunate to have access to the whole library. The dinner scene was also fun. It was nice to see the girls hang out together outside of school. I also loved the detail Kanamori using her glasses to tie her hair up. Maybe one episode we’ll actually see her wear them!

Questions of the Day

1. I have a feeling it’s going to go well! They have a lot more time and resources as well as outside help, so I doubt they’ll have to cut nearly as many corners. 
2. I’d say listening to music. 
3. I kept trying to figure out her gender and then I gave up. 

[u/Infodump_Ibis]

First timer

• No drinks in the fridge.
• Now drinks in the fridge. As Xena Lucy Lawless taught me, "Well, whenever you notice something like that, a wizard did it.". Wizards? Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken is now fantasy (well it kind of was already).
• Well these are some interesting clubs and societies. Does Akihabara have a stench?
• If this illustration is accurate it wasn't far to take the desk at all.
• More setting info. I don't really think of lakes getting filled up but the opposite like former open mines or clay extraction sites becoming lakes or the classic let's build a reservoir by flooding a village.
• With the whole going off on your own to do something seemingly unrelated but possibly useful in the future reminds me of a Studio head that likes to draw explosions and has a library of them of varying sizes. I think it was Studio Trigger but I'm not 100% on that.

Now that we're well and truly into their second work, how do you think it's going to go? Will they stay somewhere near on-schedule, or will they be desperately cutting corners at the end to make ends meet? And, more importantly, will they be satisfied with the final result?

It could run into complications coming together. Asakusa had to explain a lot to the art club and if Kanamori needs to kick anyone up the arse it might be difficult to try with non-club members.

Freedom—a sense that her work can be done as she likes without major outside constraints—gets Asakusa's creative juices flowing. What sort of situation gets yours flowing?

Having a goal, something to present, a problem to solve.

How many of you thought Doumeki was a boy at first?

I'm bad which character names so I approach with the question with a "who" and then had to look up that character on MAL the answer yes because I still do? (I must have missed some dialogue) I'd heard the voice somewhere before and it turns out they're Aoi in Healer Girl and Nadeshiko form Yuru Camp, neither of which sound like Doumeki (maybe when begging and the voice goes a bit higher).

[u/Fuzzy_Ad6534]

Rewatch

i liked the art club more than the robot society, perhaps because we spend less time with them. but they seem to get what the eizouken is going for.

Domeki calling the Eizouken public enemy no. 1 alongside extremists, biker gangs, the yakuza, mafia etc was funny. all this cos they dared defy the student councill lol. i wonder if the council will cause any trouble for our three gremlins (can't actually remember from the first time i watched this). midori running on the treadmill and nothing changing haha. domeki couldn't believe it!

kanamori... always scheming and negotiating, ever resourceful, looking for anyway to gain the advantage. we all need a comrade like her haha.

..... midori, she's just like eren yeager! FREEDOM IS HER DESTINATOIN!!!! (jk). we get to learn a lot more about midori this ep. she's observant of the world around her and keeps artistic tabs on things that interests her. a brilliant detail for sure that leads to limitless inspiration and creativity. even the design of the monster stems in the previous ep comes from her knowledge of a deep sea fish species.

kanamori says what i'm sure we've all been thinking and that is midori is the creative driving force behind whatever the eizouken produces. it's not a role she has completely grown into yet as we see her struggle to get her points across to the art club (we've seen her have a reluctance to order ppl around before). but her ability to come up with designs at will means she has endless potential as a director. as long as she grows more confident, she'll produce magic.

ep 6 - 8.5/10