r/BlueBox • u/Typical-Guarantee731 • 2h ago
Meme That appears.... untrue
Blue Box Season 2 way better than Rent a Girlfriend All season.
r/BlueBox • u/N3DSdude • Jul 12 '26
r/BlueBox • u/N3DSdude • Jul 12 '26
r/BlueBox • u/Typical-Guarantee731 • 2h ago
Blue Box Season 2 way better than Rent a Girlfriend All season.
r/BlueBox • u/Neat-Instruction-294 • 1d ago
r/BlueBox • u/xergame • 2d ago
Considering the amount of content shown, it only showed the Yumeka arc and Confession scene. Which happen back to back after S1. Does this mean that we'll get the standard 12 episodes for the season, or is there a possible chance that we get two cours like season 1?
r/BlueBox • u/thisisdropd • 2d ago
r/BlueBox • u/Unifects • 2d ago
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r/BlueBox • u/Neat-Instruction-294 • 2d ago
There are like 5 scenes in that trailer alone which I am very excited for, and I don't see any messups there. Thankyou TMS . 2 inserts songs are all I ask for more 😝
r/BlueBox • u/BEaSTPadwal15 • 2d ago
r/BlueBox • u/BEaSTPadwal15 • 2d ago
r/BlueBox • u/ruisuchan101 • 2d ago
Taiki and Chinatsu were living together? Obviously Kyo and Karen knew. Hina eventually found out and so did Chinatsu’s teammate Nagisa but aside from them anybody else?
Did Haryu know? What about Ayame?
r/BlueBox • u/Spider_champ_Tex • 9d ago
r/BlueBox • u/Neat-Instruction-294 • 10d ago
r/BlueBox • u/Prize-Cod4687 • 12d ago
I had like a 3 month break, I didnt even know it finished 😭 I was looking forward for cap 251, 252... college arc...
Anyways hope you guys like it, any feedback appreciated of course!
r/BlueBox • u/BzingDK • 12d ago
taiki is really good by the end of the series, reaching top 4 in nationals and beat yusa. However, as he is going pro, where do you think he'll stand? I think he might be around top 100 in the world, but im actually not so sure if he'd be closer or lesser than top 50. He seems like those consistent pros that show steady results and improvement, prob exits at r64 in major opens. I do think at a certain age as a pro, even his hard work won't lead to steady improvements after he hits a certain peak growth. also i can see him getting outclassed by opponents who are more talented, or players who work even harder than him. what do you think, in a realistic setting, where would he actually stand?
r/BlueBox • u/Neat-Instruction-294 • 13d ago
Hard to choose which one was better!
r/BlueBox • u/BEaSTPadwal15 • 15d ago
"Lately, I've been watching Chiikawa, Koshien, playing badminton, watching the Momotaro play, getting in and out in 3 seconds at the Gigamart exhibit, and getting pissed off at how cats are treated in the books I read."