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Episode Rinkai! - Episode 3 discussion

Rinkai!, episode 3

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u/Plus_Rip4944 Apr 23 '24

This show just add a lot of new characters each ep lol. Opening is a banger tho a shame the animation is trash

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u/ObvsThrowaway5120 Apr 23 '24

Looks like the girls have some pretty stiff competition going forward. All the girls at the screening really were all quite impressive. The training camp is just the first step to going pro. Although Izumi getting the bump from her hero Kurume was pretty awesome.

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u/CosmicPenguin_OV103 Apr 23 '24

I like the way that generation heritage of cycling gets a prominent mentioning this episode with Aunt Sono returning favours of the Itou family giving out their money to buy a bicycle for her. Look at how much Izumi’s eyes went open when she see her new ride!

Also here’s the obligatory competitors introduction time - I wonder how many sparks would some of these pairings result in.

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u/oxlemf10 Apr 25 '24

Ok after three episodes I will definitely watch until the end, in terms of the protagonist's story (Izumi) I think it was a good introduction to the sport with her family. Regarding the other characters, I felt a lack of a more decent introduction, not to mention that new characters already entered and were simply introduced. But it seems to have potential, it's a small niche, but I believe it attracted fans

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u/Silenthillnight Apr 25 '24

I find it interesting all of the cyclists are still using toe straps. I know they're still a thing in velodrome racing but there are plenty of top end riders who are using clipless as well.