Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu
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Episodes (12)
EP 1Sayuki Pursues Buntarou With an Unusual Motive After His Drama Club Performance
Jan 7, 2016Following a skit written by Buntarou for their school’s drama club, Sayuki invites him on what appears to be a date. However, her invitation is driven by an unusual ulterior motive rather than romantic interest. The source material from Hulu highlights this specific interaction, focusing on the unexpected nature of her request and the context of the school play performance that prompted the encounter.
EP 2Buntarou recovers from recent events as Saiyuki unveils her ongoing team-based plan
Jan 14, 2016Buntarou remains affected by the events of the previous day. Saiyuki discloses her strategic plan, which has already begun execution. The initiative is currently incomplete because it lacks a crucial element: a team. The narrative focuses on Buntarou's reaction to this revelation and the immediate status of Saiyuki's operation. The source material indicates that the plan is active but requires the addition of personnel to proceed. No other details regarding the characters' backgrounds or future outcomes are provided in the source text. The summary strictly adheres to the information that the plan is underway and specifically missing the team component.
EP 3The group gathers for a camp to brainstorm their first project ideas.
Jan 21, 2016The team comes together for a camping trip intended to generate concepts for their initial project. During this gathering, a disagreement arises between Sayuki and Teruha. This conflict potentially results in the team losing a necessary programmer, creating a significant obstacle for their development efforts. The situation highlights the interpersonal tensions that can emerge during collaborative creative processes, threatening the group's ability to move forward with their planned work.
EP 4Buntarou suffers writer's block while Yuki faces stress from their shared creative slump
Jan 28, 2016Buntarou experiences writer's block, causing significant stress to impact Yuki. Both the writer and the artist find themselves in a creative slump. The narrative focuses on the difficulties they face during this period of stagnation. Kuroda is presented with the challenge of finding a way to assist both individuals in overcoming their respective struggles. The situation highlights the tension between the two creators as they navigate their lack of inspiration and the resulting emotional strain on their partnership.
EP 5Ando resigns after argument, leading Buntarou to join her family's risky fishing venture
Feb 4, 2016Following a tense confrontation, Ando decides to quit her position. In an effort to persuade her to return, Buntarou agrees to assist with the fishing operations run by Ando's family. This decision ultimately leads to hazardous outcomes for those involved. The situation highlights the dangers inherent in the work and the consequences of Buntarou's intervention in the family business dynamics.
EP 6The group visits the beach to recreate popular fanservice tropes while Kuroda and Buntarou reach an understanding.
Feb 11, 2016The characters travel to a beach setting with the specific intention of replicating beloved fanservice tropes from the series. As they engage in these activities, underlying tensions begin to surface. Specifically, Kuroda and Buntarou come to an understanding, which may cause incurable fissures to form within their group dynamics. The episode focuses on this interaction and the potential consequences of their developing relationship amidst the recreational setting.
EP 7Bunta struggles with writer's block as friends act out odd scenarios to spark his creativity
Feb 18, 2016Bunta is experiencing a severe case of writer's block that hinders his progress. In an effort to help him overcome this creative hurdle, the group decides to take matters into their own hands. They attempt to stimulate his imagination by performing a series of bizarre and unusual scenarios. Each situation is designed to be different and unexpected, aiming to break through his mental stagnation. The friends engage in these odd acts one after another, hoping that the variety and absurdity will finally trigger the inspiration he needs to continue his work.
EP 8Bunta faces house arrest while the team helps him overcome writer's block
Feb 25, 2016Bunta is confined to his home under house arrest. Kuroda organizes the entire team to assist Bunta in overcoming his writer's block through traditional methods. The group enforces a strict condition: Bunta is not permitted to leave the premises until he successfully completes his script. This arrangement forces the team to stay involved in his creative process, ensuring he remains focused on finishing his work without any distractions or opportunities to escape the house.
EP 9The team visits the studio to record Kirika's voice for Yuka under tight scheduling constraints.
Mar 3, 2016The group travels to a recording studio with the specific objective of capturing Yuka's voice performance for the main character, Kirika. Due to the facility operating on a strict schedule, the team faces time pressure. The central focus is whether Yuka can deliver the high-quality performance she desires within these limited hours. The narrative explores the challenges of balancing artistic standards with the logistical demands of a professional recording environment. This segment highlights the production process and the personal drive of the voice actress to meet her own expectations while working under the watchful eye of her colleagues.
EP 10Rokuhara releases their first game demo and faces a risky meeting with Typhoon
Mar 10, 2016The development group Rokuhara officially releases the demo for their inaugural video game project. While reviewing player feedback and comments, the team receives an unexpected invitation to meet with Typhoon, a veteran development team. This potential collaboration presents a significant opportunity, but the circumstances surrounding the meeting suggest it could be dangerous or risky for the younger developers. The synopsis highlights the tension between gaining exposure through their new release and the potential threats associated with engaging with established industry veterans.
EP 11The group uncovers Kuroda's true motives for the bishoujo game project
Mar 17, 2016The team learns the reality behind Kuroda's intentions for creating the bishoujo game. Following this revelation, Buntarou and the others feel betrayed and decide to abandon her. This departure occurs just before the game reaches completion, marking a significant turning point in their collaboration and the project's development status.
EP 12The team awaits Typhoon game company results while Kuroda proposes disbanding
Mar 24, 2016The members of Rokuhara are waiting for the outcome of their match against the game company Typhoon. They do not yet know if they have won or lost. After the results are announced, Kuroda expresses a desire to break up the team. This decision comes despite the pending news of the competition. The group faces uncertainty regarding their future together as they process the verdict from the game company.
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- How many episodes does Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu have?
- Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu has 12 episodes.
- When did Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu come out?
- Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu came out in 2016.
- Which studio made Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu?
- Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu was produced by project No.9.
- Who directed Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu?
- Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu was directed by Takuya Satou.
- Is Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu finished?
- Current status of Shoujotachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu: Finished.