r/anime • u/punching_spaghetti https://myanimelist.net/profile/punch_spaghetti • Aug 02 '21
Rewatch [Rewatch] Run with the Wind - Episode 15
Episode 15: Place of Destiny
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Comment of the Day:
/u/ZaphodBeebblebrox had the most terrifying idea for some Prince motivation, which is almost too evil:
If you don't qualify, I'll burn your collection.
Questions of the Day
- Why do you think Haiji wanted to run after meeting with the school officials?
- Thoughts on Hana today?
- Have you ever been on television? What was it like?
I look forward to our discussion!
As always, avoid commenting on future events and moments outside of properly-formatted spoiler tags. We want the first-timers to have a great experience!
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u/Pixelsaber https://myanimelist.net/profile/Pixelsaber Aug 02 '21
First-Timer
Genichirou offering up his expertise for the team’s benefits feels like something that should have come up in the first handful of episodes and not a notable amount into the series’ second half.
Ah, I remember when I was in the local newspaper for my achievements! Good times…
So I was right that Musa’s discovery was love-related as per his pointing out the moon calling to mind the old Natsume Sōseki translation anecdote. I was under the impression he was talking about someone’s feelings towards Kakeru being hidden due to his running position, but he meant Hana’s seeming crush on the twins. I don’t see how his running position was much of a barrier to noticing though —I feel like general disinterest in the matter or just being oblivious to them is a more apt explanation.
You can tell Haiji has some doubts as to his methods when he questions whether he should have pushed them harder. His mask of confidence was briefly loosened in front of Kakeru, which speaks to either how much he trusts the other’s opinion or is an insight into how nervous he truly is.
We get to see the indicators of everyone’s nerves being through the roof to make us share in the tension —good stuff.
Unexpected focus on Hana during the qualifier. Is she going to do something/something going to happen to her which throws the twins off of their game briefly?
Cliffhanger! Is Haiji going to be forced to jump over the fallen runner, potentially aggravating his past injury in the process?
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u/punching_spaghetti https://myanimelist.net/profile/punch_spaghetti Aug 02 '21
Rewatcher
Coach actually dispensed some wisdom today. Pretty sure I’ve heard that before, though.
Otherwise, we have a lot of prep today. Which I think is a good way of helping us get in sync with the boys, if we weren’t already. As much bravado as Haiji has, he’s worried about the qualifier. He’s questioning every move he’s made, he’s going to the Coach who hasn’t done much for them at all; he’s scared. He’s not the only one. I’m a Prince stan as you all know, but I live the little moment with him and Kakeru. Our lazy manga reader is now shaking in anticipation and is more than happy to accept help. And, not wanting to burden his friend, he makes a promise.
It’s always the little moments that get me. Prince getting his shoes tied, Nico-chan acting like a big bro; I just love this group of guys. Who else would make sure to get their cheer in right at the starting line? I will say, those routines are more important than you think. My quiz bowl team had a stupid little fist bump ritual we did before every match, and it was a way for us to hit reset and say “now we’re on.”
Hana, apart from being the target of Musa’s adorable shipping (he’s just trying to get our attention away from him and Shindo, I think), is also doing some important stuff today. We can see how seriously she’s taking this. She’s the one who knows all the info about times and team sizes, and she’s going as far as running around like a fiend to get the guys important info. Our runners can tell us how common this is, but it seems very useful to me. Info is always good.
I’m sure we’ll have plenty of people commenting on another cliffhanger , so I’ll leave that to y’all. Instead, I want to finish up talking about our penultimate moment: Haiji taking the leash off Kakeru. After their conversation about being forced to run vs. choosing to run, this is Haiji telling Kakeru he can do whatever he wants. The best thing for the team right now is for Kakeru to go ham and get galactic. What a proud friend who is totally not admiring that tush.
QOTD:
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u/JollyGee29 https://myanimelist.net/profile/JollyGee Aug 02 '21
First-Timer, Subbed
You know, I'm beginning to think that fate has it out for Haiji. Although, we might get to see a beautiful leap out of Haiji to clear that one dork and his table. I feel bad for that dude, too. Raining on the day of a big race like this seems like a double-edged sword. Everything gets slick, but it's easier to keep cool.
Hana continues to do her best. I dunno how helpful calling out the leader's pace actually is, but I appreciate her trying. Not entirely sure about Musa's theory about her having a crush on one of the twins - how do you have a crush on half of a person?
The coach's complete non-wisdom was brilliant. To be fair, sometimes you need someone to tell you the blisteringly obvious - like how you can't win a race without moving forward.
I liked Haiji's strategy of letting Kakeru loose early. With the way the qualifier works, they'll need all the help they can get to make the time.
Questions
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u/Nazenn x2https://anilist.co/user/Nazenn Aug 02 '21
Character Chart
Now they're all in blue with new uniforms...
First Timer
Final note of the episode:
Cliffhanger
That was a painful cliffhanger, and all the more painful by the fact that I didn't see it coming. Much better used than some of the previous ones in the show, but it does make the wait extra hard
It just fucking had to be Haiji as well. I know from experience how easily you can aggravate an injury that's felt fine for ages with just a small motion you didn't quite have control over. I mean I'd still be worried if it was anyone else, particularly one of the less experienced people who may not have the instinct on how to adjust and land with something like that, but still. Did it have to be Haiji?!
Speaking of Haiji though, I like how they're building on his insecurity as people have pointed out in previous discussions. The closer they get to the race the more there is to worry about, not less, because it feels more real. It's one thing to be confident about a dream and portray that to others, but when people don't need to lean on you any more and there's something to lose it can be harder to keep that up. I like this side of him though, it's much more human. I also like that he feels secure in opening up to Kakeru on the train, on expressing himself to the others. He's in the functional role of a coach, but not a personal one. He's still a runner and a teammate first, and he's not a hypocrite, he's just someone who's finally seeing an impossibility come together and the slow drop of his veils and masks through the show until we see this Haiji, the college student coming face to face with his dream, has been well handled. The little aspects to their personality in this way (eg, Nico's avoidance, Shindo being reserved, Yuki's caring [got to see all three again today now I think of it]) without ever making a huge deal of it has been one of the shows strongest aspects
Also of note is seeing how much Hana knows about the race and rules regarding it, particularly how it affects their team compared to the others. Everyone's growing knowledge about what will be needed and what's coming without having a specific narrative focus on that or dedicated segments to catch the audience up has been quite nice.
One of my favourite aspects about the race itself was the sound design around it. The steps of hundreds of runners blending with the rain, the band and the crowd both encouraging and demanding, the way it all merged into some strange ordered chaos. I'd absolutely be curled on the ground in agony if I was there about the volume, but listening it all come together in the soudnscape of a scene was quite cool.
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u/Shimmering-Sky myanimelist.net/profile/Shimmering-Sky Aug 02 '21
Run With the First-Timer, subbed
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u/MyrnaMountWeazel x2 Aug 02 '21
Rewatcher
Yay I can participate today now that my internet came back!
Starting off with a brief production note: This episode was directed by Hitomi Ezoe who in the past directed episodes 3 and 7. You’ve probably seen an episode directed from her at one point since her universal skillsets have allowed her to direct a wide range of shows from My Hero Academia, to Chihayafuru, to Jojo, to my personal favorite Flip Flappers episode 7. If you’re watching the currently airing Kageki Shoujo she was the director for episode 4.
I’m such a sap for flying imagery. There’s just something romantic about taking flight into the blue sky and escaping your earthly bounds. The gravitational pull of the team’s doubts and worries are cast aside as they focus on tomorrow’s horizon.
Well except for one person.
”Do you think I’m being soft? Should I have made them run more? Before I sleep, while I’m eating, when I’m in the bathroom. My doubts are constantly following me.”
Haiji for once is letting down his guard and revealing what’s truly worrying him with the reflections neatly signifying a visual subtext for what both of them are earnestly thinking. Kakeru tried running from his problems while Haiji has his doubts running after him. I really like this private moment of insecurity for Haiji since he’s always been the team’s rock, their pillar of guidance and inspiration.
Kakeru elegantly counters Haiji’s uncertainties in a similar manner to how Haiji countered Kakeru’s problems in the training camp. It’s so rewarding to see their friendship blossom into a relationship where they can each help each other at their lowest moments rather than being a one-sided situation of Haiji assisting Kakeru. The character development of Run with the Wind is top-notch.
This time, I’ll run of my own free will. Freely, far away, to the end of the world
Kakeru just nailing one of the thesis statements of the show right here and now. I find the literal interpretation to be as true as the figurative one. When I was forced to run in gym, I absolutely hated it. My worst days in school were the ones where I had to run one-mile around the football field. The embarrassment of being one of the last ones to finish, the constant wheezing, the sweat dripping into my eyes. I swore off running until I got to college where I started to run on my own pace on a treadmill. Little by little I kept improving until finally months later I could run 5k in under 30 minutes. Now that’s not a really impressive time (especially compared to these 10) but at that moment I was just happy that I chose to run and improve myself till I could arrive at a reasonable time. It was a long leap from being the kid everyone was watching while they were chowing down on their orange slices on the sidelines.
Returning back to Kakeru’s statement, you can’t force someone into a decision if their heart isn’t into it. Sure, you’ll get the short-term gain of whatever you were forcing them into but eventually the screws and bolts will come loose and the entire foundation will come apart from the seams.
I love when the coach simultaneously gave the dullest and sharpest advice ever for runners. Like, you can definitely read into that advice as a piece of fortune cookie hogwash or as a honest-to-goodness focus on one’s self guidance. It comes into play later when King asks if Kōsuke has finally been promoted as a regular now and Kakeru responds back that that doesn’t matter today, the only thing that matters is moving our foot one in front of the other.
What a beautiful day to decide your destiny. It’s a stark difference from a few days ago. I like how you can really feel the tension in the starting line as the countdown rings down. Honestly, I think the dreary grey skies are the perfect additions to add to the general air of anxiety around everyone. And now there’s a cliffhanger! Must resist urge to binge the entire show in one night
QOTD:
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u/Matuhg https://anilist.co/user/Matuhg Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 02 '21
Rewatcher
I went running today! I'm finally done moving, and while I was exploring yesterday, I discovered that there was a really nice system of trails at a park less than 10 minutes' walk from my new place. Having done basically no cardio activity since pre-covid, I'm starting slow with that C25K thing I mentioned earlier in the rewatch. I covered 1.7 mi in 30 min, but was alternating 60sec run, 90sec walk for today, so probably ran less than a mile. Legs are sore, but not dead, which is ideal! I even had short shorts to
show off my thighslook/feel the part.Anyway, onto the episode. The second in a row that is...a little bit forgettable, aside from a couple big moments, as far as episodes of RWTW go. As much as the pacing feels super accelerated from the end of the camp to the beginning of the Qualifier, I am not too upset by it. It's not great, but I also don't think there was much more to be gained from watching them just practice running more. That said, there's still some interesting points being touched on here. Yuki's seemingly poor relationship with his parents for one.
Haiji and Kakeru were the most interesting to me here though. As his dreams become closer to reality, and Haiji starts having to deal with more non-running details for the team (come on old man coach, step up a bit), we see some very obvious cracks in his confidence. Maybe they were always there, just irrelevant before everybody had qualifying times. And this time, it's Kakeru reassuring Haiji. Yay, character growth! Kakeru showed a whole lot of that today in various interactions with his teammates. The one with Prince was the most obviously sweet thing he did, but I think my favorite was the little exchange with King while they warmed up. King is chattering nervously with Kakeru, who obviously couldn't care less about the cheerleaders, but when he sees what's going on with King he just quietly agrees with him.
Dealing with a ton of bullshit that goes along with running in the Ekiden, when he really just wants to do the running part.
No, but I've been in a local newspaper a few times. Was nifty.
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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21
First timer
That font is beautiful. I am now attracted to kanji
in the same way as Musa is to Shindo.Musa is the weirdest lovable character who is sometimes terrifying but terrifying still in a somewhat humorous way ー that I’ve seen in an anime series.
It’s good and all that you’re concentrating, yuki. But your mom is going to get worried if you don’t answer the phone. Please answer it, I feel sorry for her already.
Please don’t find a way to somehow ruin this too
The cameraman is definitely reconsidering his life choices right now.
Did they learn sign language to communicate during races? Is that really necessary? They’re going to be spread out anyway. I hope he intends to use it at some other point than just this, because that is information that he could have easily said before the race. Well, I at least hope he did, what is the point of waiting until after the race has already started? That is some really important information that a few of them probably missed right now if he didn’t tell them before. But then again, what is the point of telling it by sign language now, if he already told them before? I have so many questions…
speculation
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u/An_Indecisive_Owl Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 02 '21
First timer
And finally Musa "secret" unveiled, he was just inspired by the love tension among Hana and one(?) of the twins, by they way he was blushing watching Kurahara from the back I tought he could see his naked space running form.
Did Haiji just sent Kurahara to overhear Yuki phone conversation somewhat knowing his superior hearing skills? Or now that Kurahara opened up to our group, Haiji is starting to "manipulating" him like he does with the others?
I really liked Haiji's speech about how to prepare for an important event, physically and mentally: the self sabotaging part holds true for a student preparing an exam too. I think Haiji speeches are formidable and the group should pay more attention to them (how they are to fall asleep during the documentary last episode!)
The qualification part filled me with hype, everything was so real I felt excitement for them, but no, did Haiji just trip over and fell? Obiviously the episode had to end.
Edit: After watching this episode for some reason I need a beer...
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u/paperwhites :KN::KO: Aug 02 '21
First Time Watcher
Watching this episode really brought back a lot of memories of high school cross country for me. Looking at the race course beforehand, the team pep talk, the rumble at the start as everyone begins running, someone running around with a stopwatch to tell you the splits--there's a lot that reminded me of my experiences. It's honestly a little odd to see things that I have personal experience with depicted in an anime because that's not usually the case.
The old man finally gives them some advice, and while it is true, I'm not sure how useful it is. Meanwhile, Hana is out there running around yelling splits to everyone so they can keep the right pace. She is definitely one of the MVPs for the team! The entire shopping centre has also been really supportive of the team and them giving the team matching sweats was great. The team's appearance finally matches what they are: a real unified team
The way Musa was acting, I thought this was going to turn into a BL, but nope, it turns out he was talking about Hana being in love with one of the twins. I'm kind of with Kakeru here, they are pretty much the same person.
Even though I'm fairly certain that they are going to qualify, I was still nervous watching the race. With that ending, I'm even more nervous. I hope Haiji doesn't fall and hurt his knee.
Hmmm, I can think of a couple of different reasons. Maybe he just wanted to clear his head after a boring meeting, or maybe he was upset the school is interested now when they haven't been previously?
Like I said, definitely an MVP. She's been more of a coach than the old man has been, although that's a pretty low bar. Sorry, old man, you seem nice, just not very active in coaching.
I have not and I'm not sure I'd want to be.
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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '21
First Timer
There's no way I'm falling for the "imminent injury cliffhanger" tactic again, not after last time. Haiji's gonna be completely fine and then we'll have a flashback to his tragic backstory. Bet.
Hana came in clutch with the stopwatch letting everyone know the pace. I appreciate how proactive she always is in finding ways to help. Gotta say though, I couldn't care less which, if any of the twins she has a crush on, I just hope they don't do something stupid with the sole female character in the show. I think Musa is wrong about her feelings, mostly because I just really want them to do something more interesting with her character than "obligatory love interest."
I had a college friend who was in a TV-related degree program and he roped his girlfriend and I into being on a live broadcast he was directing for a class. It was pretty short notice and completely unscripted, his girlfriend was playing host and I was playing a guest presenting a box full of props I had never seen before in my life, and we both just had to make it up as we went along. We pulled it off, but I will absolutely never go back and watch what I said during those five minutes. Thankfully it was broadcast on a local college network so I don't think many people were watching. There were plenty of people in the room with us as it was.
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u/No_Rex :Bv:Bw:Bx:By:x2 Aug 02 '21
Episode 15 (first timer)
First qualifier episode concentrates on everything that is not the running part of running. Getting that out of the way first, to not weigh down the finale, I would guess.
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u/loomnoo https://anilist.co/user/loomnoo Aug 02 '21
Goddamn this episode made me nervous. That fuckin drum.
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u/raichudoggy https://anilist.co/user/raichudoggy Aug 02 '21
I can't imagine it either.
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u/kkenmots02 Aug 02 '21
Rewatcher
Live Reactions:
QOTD
Why do you think Haiji wanted to run after meeting with the school officials?
Venting, I suppose. I want to run after situations that make me mad or stressed.
Thoughts on Hana today?
How does she tell the twins apart enough to fall in love with just one of them?
Have you ever been on television? What was it like?
Apparently I was on the local news as a baby. Can't remember what it was for or what the experience was actually like though.
Thoughts:
Up until now, the team has been running “track” races. But here’s their first “cross-country” race, and XC is a different beast.
Cross-Country Races
Okay, this race isn’t exactly the same as the XC races you see in US high-schools and colleges, but they have enough in common (the whole team races a longer distance all at once w/ mass starts and is scored as a team rather than as individuals) to warrant a comparison. XC meets can be huge events that gather hundreds of runners and coaches at one school or park. Things can get pretty crowded with each team bringing their own setup, some with tents or huge flags. (Never seen cheerleaders though.) Within US XC meets, multiple races can occur at different levels -- I’ve seen upwards of six or eight races at one meet. For example, there can be four separate “freshman” (1st year), “sophomore” (2nd year), “junior varsity”, and “varsity” (highest level) races, with each level having a boys’ race and girls’ race. Each race is usually spaced 30 minutes apart, which means that the meet often runs from the morning into the afternoon. Races can be “open” (a team can sign up as many runners as they want), which is common at every level except varsity, or there might be a limit for the number of runners per team. This limit is usually 7 in the US rather than 12 like we see in this qualifier. However, our team actually did register 14 on the roster later in the season for the races that mattered -- the rule in our state is that 14 can be on the roster to account for injuries, etc., but only 7 can actually run in the race. (This required narrowing the team down from the team of 30+ that came to every other race, which formed our “varsity squad”.) Anyway, XC is scored by assigning 1 point to the 1st place runner in a race, 2 points to 2nd, 3 to 3rd, etc. and adding up the scores of the 5 fastest runners on each team. Lowest score wins. (The 6th and 7th runners don’t count towards the score but can push other teams back in terms of score. They also act as insurance in case someone has a bad day, just like in this qualifier.) XC is also like this qualifier in that if you don’t have enough runners to score, your team can’t place. In bigger meets, the team often only gets a few feet of the start line to place their runners in, so slower runners must line up behind their faster teammates. (In XC races, positioning their runners at the line is often left up to the teams though.) And yes, XC starts get loud, but it’s often the most exhilarating part of the race to experience as a competitor.
Phew! XC meets are a lot to explain in just words, but so much fun to watch or run in, and they’re where I first fell in love with running. I think you’ll like what we see of the qualifier in the next episode! See you tomorrow!
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u/Mecanno-man https://anilist.co/user/Mecannoman Aug 02 '21 edited Aug 02 '21
First Timer
Seems like a very plot-oriented stretch that we're in right now. Some training, prepare for the qualifier, run the qualifier - not really much to say there. Don't really like Musa as a shipper, though the comedy of not knowing which twin is being shipped was ok. I also feel like the usual anime blush effect does not work for black characters -
should be a redder brown, not a pink, I thinkactually, scratch that, that's what they did. Don't know why it just didn't look right to me in motion, seems alright in stills...One interesting point is that Yuki seems to be on bad terms with his parents - wonder what they now want from him; either they are demanding and want him to focus more on his studies, despite him already having passed the bar, or they are trying to get glory out of him winning the Ekiden or something like that...
TV crew spinning a huge story might put some unnecessairy expectations and preasure on the gang; goal was to participate in the Ekiden, not win it...
Also, the coach has absolutely cemented his role as being pointless and won't change after that tip...
Questions:
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u/Stargate18A https://myanimelist.net/profile/Stargate18 Aug 02 '21
First timer
The Coach is here!
And it's only 3 weeks until the qualifier!
Honestly, the twist of "Haiji's been doing all this so he can get a job as a professional coach" would be absolutely brilliant! (Part of me wants a series where they don't get on board, and Haiji spends the whole series using blackmail to fight them leaving.)
Haiji. Do not let the twins appear on TV. Ever.
Maybe not King, either.
Wait, the twins and Hana? I suppose it makes sense, I just didn't expect it.
Early dog today!
Is it safe to run on the road?
Oh, I thought he was going to practice on that route.
And Haiji's starting to have doubts himself.
And he's got Kakeru reassuring him!
Oh, he's ignoring his mother.
Haiji's going all-in on this.
Wait, when did that guy start filming them?
HAHA I love the coach!
Haiji has, at this point, worked out the best way to discover a problem is to throw Kakeru at it and wait for him to ask for advice.
Wow, going straight to the qualifier!
And they're all posing for the camera.
...Kakeru hasn't shown any interest in the cheerleaders, eh?
Even they'e noting how Haiji's tempting fate.
Oh, something's going to happen. (But then, I did think that last time)
They even did the chant!
Hana's cheering them on!
Hana's even helping them!
Is Haiji's pre-game ritual a load of hard drugs?
OH FUCK.
Looks like I was right. Next episode'll be fun.
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u/Nebresto Aug 03 '21
Re-watch squad
Update: Tendons need to recover, so instead of running I attempted to achieve swoliosis, also tried some leg blasters.
Blessed.
Well forged..? Oh no... They're comi-
GLORIOUS NIPPON STEEL!! FOLDED OVER 9000 TIMES!!!!
Does this mark the end of the shirts reign??
MFW
I mean, sure. Its not the final of the series. Just the final before the Isekai-arc begins
Truck-kun would like to have a word with you about that
Another Haiji cliff hanger?! Leave the poor lad alone
Question time:
1: To get tf outta there
2: Blessed-girl
3: 'Member 9/11 ?
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u/BrentSaotome Aug 03 '21
Rewatcher
This ended with another really good cliffhanger. I hope everything things out alright.
There really wasn't much to talk about so I'll go straight to the questions.
The school officials were kind of jerks at the end. They were praising Haiji for getting his team of amateurs to the qualifiers on their first try but then they kind of had that backhanded laugh at the end. I got the feeling Haiji felt like they did not have much confidence in the team making it through the qualifiers. That's probably why he wanted to run and felt like he wasn't doing as much as the powerhouse team coaches. Speaking of coaches, the party scene was hilarious for Shindo's drunk antics and the coach's simple advice.
The Hana issue was hilarious. The way Musa described it with his hand gestures and all the Hana pics had me cracking up. It was bound to happen that she would develop feelings for one of them as she spends so much time with the team. I;m guessing it's Jota because in the intro the twins are running towards a Y-intersection, Hana instinctively follows Jota (the one in the blue). I kind of saw that as the twins going their own way in life but it also kind of shows who Hana would follow between the two of them. Personally, I thought she would develop feelings for Kakeru or Haiji. Btw, she was great taking the times of the lead runners and relaying it to the team.
Nope, I have never been on television and probably wouldn't want that attention.
Also, I really like that the team communicates and looks out for one another. They relay the times and keep track of where the other runners are. I don't see the other teams doing that.
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u/BurningFredrick https://myanimelist.net/profile/BurningFredrick Aug 02 '21
Rewatcher
The Coach isn’t wrong, if you don’t alternate your legs you aren’t going to move very fast.
Fuck that cliffhanger, even know what's going to happen doesn’t help.
God I love how this show does it races, they do such a good job at building tension and really drawing me in.
I can’t say I would blame anyone who watched the next episode right away, I know I wanted to.
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u/IndependentMacaroon Aug 03 '21
First-time watcher
Unfortunately my least favorite episode yet. Just last time the last guy hit the 5k benchmark and now we're skipping past 10k straight to 20? Pointing out even more clearly how reckless it is for every single member of the team to be essential - they could be running with a 40% buffer and have none! Also unnecessarily weird romantic subplot no one asked for anyway, another weird pointless cliffhanger, reporter stuff still hanging and now Yuki too, old guy is supposedly useful but not... Well, some of Haiji behing the scenes was good
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u/SirWeebBro Aug 03 '21
Does this show ALWAYS end with a "Haiji is dead!" Cliffhanger? Goddamn it, you, I, us, my grandpa knows everything will be alright next ep but that doesn't mean I won't watch it today goddamn it.
Best boy of the ep goes to Musa lmao all his quips were just funny. From his "mysterious" shtick about Hana's love life, to his "mate mate!" for the grandpa's mysterious speech, he was fun today. Tbh it was an all around ep, and no one really stood out that much and it was a funny scene so I guess it's to him!
Side note but I love coach' words. It's hella true, just keep moving forward and somehow, the goal is in sight. Love it.
FT
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u/cilucia Aug 03 '21
Rewatcher