Make Heroine ga Oosugiru! Episode 11 Discussion

Super boring. Komari should perish, become a shut-in or transfer schools. Can we get more screen time for hot, pink haired girl?

2/10 show at this point

So much drama over something as trivial as becoming a club president.. I liked Komari at first but her outbursts this episode would not be tolerated irl lmao.

Entertaining episode though, much better than the festival arc.

Ngl everyone I dislike komari..... A lot...... like a lot a lot

@Softhenic03 the point is that she doesnt want to be the prez u retard

I don’t think Komari’s anxiety can be cured by leaving her around a herd of sheep lol. Moreover, I can feel it’s equally frustrating when she’s trying to do her best(according to her, at least) and still people like the busybody our main guy is, trying to give the unneeded help. I mean we know, you’re worried about her but hey ain’t this her arc? Still if someone does realize they fucked up then I think that’s good going for the time being. Also, I must say Nukumizu’s sister is severely underrated…

… that girl deserves MORE than a couple of minutes she gets in every episode or two. Also man, I really want to say something which I always think is excessively exaggerated in anime, and that is the stuff around the student council. THESE PEOPLE WEREN’T IN A BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING RIGHT.. OF A MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY??? They’re in school so why not just be normal and let people like Komari breathe and take time with things they’re not comfortable with? Won’t justify whatever she did with the dude but still lol.

Glad the drama that started with some sudden outburst got concluded here only, in a hilarious way too, if I say. Should’ve liked though if Komari continued being the prez, I mean THAT was the point.

Another great episode focused on the character development of Komari, the best of all the girls. I loved how Komari realized her limitations, despite all her efforts to reach the same level as her former superiors. Her struggles with socializing have kept her from succeeding in many areas of her life, and while it's understandable that she wants to overcome her fears, the truth is that she doesn't want to be alone. That's why she goes above and beyond, even with her limitations. Now she realizes that she's not alone. She has Nukumizu, who takes on the responsibility as the new club president, along with Anna and Lemon; even Shikiya supported her during her speech.

I think that's a good thing. Nukumizu is the best suited for the position. He's reliable and proved himself capable when Komari got sick. Plus, he's a great friend. While anime often focuses on romantic relationships, friendships, especially Nukumizu's bond with everyone, tend to get overlooked. He genuinely helps everyone and is so committed that it even affects him emotionally at times; That's what a true friend is. Nukumizu is a very solid character.

From what I've seen, this is the last episode of the Komari arc, and the remaining episodes will be filler. Still, this has been a great anime and I hope they make another season.

I think this episode takes some emotional maturity to fully grasp the nuances of the drama. A lot of younger kids flamed this episode saying it was anticlimactic and poor development kind of missed the entire point.

Komari's Senpai's in the Literature Club were worried about her because they knew how much the Literature Club meant to her, because prior to Nukumizu's engagement in the club it was just them 3. Komari took it as they entrusted the club to her because there's no telling where everyone else will be in the near future given the dynamics of the club, when in reality they just knew how much the Club meant to her so they would assume if it'd be anyone to take the role as President it'd be the person who's the most passionate about the Club. So in her head she was burdening the responsibility of keeping the Club alive because she's the least likely person to actually stop club activities, which is why she was so adamant on taking the role even when she was clearly not fit for the position. The writing in this series is very realistic, and they did a good job in portraying how things don't always go well even if you put your best foot forward. Komari's anxiety isn't something that can be overcame through brute force and forcing yourself to be outside of your comfort zone and in a lot of cases it will have the opposite effect.

@Mr_Popepo I think most people understand what this episode is doing. But the problem is that this episode is happening now, after everything that's happened in the last few episodes.

I agree with your interpretation of what happened this episode, and I think it's good drama. But we also saw her hang out with the others, get close to Nukumizu, take on the cultural festival and successfully lead the exhibit, receive and appreciate the help from so many friends, somewhat resolve her feelings for her senpais, etc. By the end of the last episode, it felt like she's grown a ton.

It was only after I went back to re-watch last episode's final conversation that I realized that they haven't directly addressed her "abandonment" issue and her social anxiety. But it kind of felt like we did, with everything that's happened, you know..? I don't think I'm the only one in this thread who felt Komari's arc was mostly concluded.

Also: people can understand what Komari is going through but still get annoyed by her attitude and her actions... I personally wasn't too bothered, but she was acting really stubborn, whiny and just plain rude (not saying Nukumizu is blameless, but still).

This episode is actually so good, the tension and resolution was so fucking good. Love this new Anime.