DO NOT discuss the source material beyond this episode. If you want to discuss future events or theories, please use separate threads.
DO NOT ask where to watch/download this episode or give links to copyrighted, non-fair use material.
DO NOT troll/bait/harass/abuse other users for liking or disliking the series/characters.
DO read the Anime Discussion Rules and Site & Forum Guidelines.
DO NOT ask where to watch/download this episode or give links to copyrighted, non-fair use material.
DO NOT troll/bait/harass/abuse other users for liking or disliking the series/characters.
DO read the Anime Discussion Rules and Site & Forum Guidelines.
| Lol, the gimmicks in this show has no bounds. Out of all the cast this episode, Yuu caught my attention the most. Not much has changed about the competitive E Sports scene though. I wish they put more creativity into the actual games but it is what it is. But seriously, Yuu was most entertaining part of the episode. |
 |
| Totally subtle but just slip it in there. Online people need to register there full details. |
 To have you, Id give a billion lives A-Chan best girl |
| the esport aspect of this show is very... unrealistic ig... like when the former player left the team just like that and joined another team. In cases like this, there's supposed to be a contract for the player no ? like they can't just drop like that (as in there would be penalties for the player for breaking the contract from quitting). The owner could as well arrange a transfer to cover some of the debts or whatever it was. Also, trying to compete with a newly established team is..... :/ even if there are weak teams, logically they should be more prepared at the least in term of teamwork and stuff and even if they passed, they'd just get weeded out by the stronger team later on since they are aiming for champion.... |
| Yuu taking out those two guys while (mostly) not even losing her towel - niiice. Cool moves. I like her. |
| Though the show got momentum last week, it already lost the momentum this week. Since the audience already knew about Yuu / Bakuretsu-kun, it seemed like circling the same place. As the contest starts next week, it would gain some headway though. |
| The otaku guy and Yu are way more interesting than the other chars. Pacing feels fast - they are already at the tournament or some kind of play-offs at least. Focus might go towards the gaming and other chars? (The curry dude seemed fun lol. Was obvious that he'd appear there in the tournament.) I wonder what role the 2 other girls (with the fancy colored clothes) are goign to play? Would be nice of the anime still showed scenes between the matches and from the private life. Though I guess there will still be a lot of screentime for that. The game is not that interesting. They might handle that pretty fast (only showing short scenes) and the focus of dialogue in between ... with the main group and other players. I bet the otaku is actually doing pretty well job-wise (university student maybe?) having a clean and tidy room lol. :D Was fun when he commented at the room of Yu. Maybe ... Yu + Shun ... other girl with the other buy (that wants to hit on the sister but she is too young) ... and the otaku guy with some other girl. :D I wonder when they'll recognize that Yu is Explosion-kun. Otaku might would most likely be able to recognize her from gaming - since he has good observation and is more skilled at the game than the other three. But he'd have to meet with one of the others when they then suddenly start to play a match with Yu as Explosion-kun. |
Reply to Exeterna
the esport aspect of this show is very... unrealistic ig... like when the former player left the team just like that and joined another team. In cases like this, there's supposed to be a contract for the player no ? like they can't just drop like that (as in there would be penalties for the player for breaking the contract from quitting). The owner could as well arrange a transfer to cover some of the debts or whatever it was. Also, trying to compete with a newly established team is..... :/ even if there are weak teams, logically they should be more prepared at the least in term of teamwork and stuff and even if they passed, they'd just get weeded out by the stronger team later on since they are aiming for champion....
| @Exeterna Nah, that's still can be realistic. That another team probably only hired the former player (Jonathan) as a stand-in for play-offs. I hope they explained it later. The more unrealistic thing is that Fox One will play in a LAN tournament with a roster consisted of 3 men and 2 women, which is never happened on any high-level tournament of any e-sports. Although, there was a team that played with the same roster composition. But, they've only played in online tournaments. Never in any LAN/offline tournament. If Fox One win on this tournament with that kind of roster, I think I will give up on this show. |
| This anime has no business being this good lol the OP bops too |
 |
Reply to Nekko_Khayal88
@Exeterna Nah, that's still can be realistic. That another team probably only hired the former player (Jonathan) as a stand-in for play-offs. I hope they explained it later.
The more unrealistic thing is that Fox One will play in a LAN tournament with a roster consisted of 3 men and 2 women, which is never happened on any high-level tournament of any e-sports. Although, there was a team that played with the same roster composition. But, they've only played in online tournaments. Never in any LAN/offline tournament.
If Fox One win on this tournament with that kind of roster, I think I will give up on this show.
The more unrealistic thing is that Fox One will play in a LAN tournament with a roster consisted of 3 men and 2 women, which is never happened on any high-level tournament of any e-sports. Although, there was a team that played with the same roster composition. But, they've only played in online tournaments. Never in any LAN/offline tournament.
If Fox One win on this tournament with that kind of roster, I think I will give up on this show.
| @Nekko_Khayal88 True, it's rare to see women in esports at all unless it's in their own segregated leagues, especially in team based games. I think I remember seeing maybe one or two in overwatch. |
|
Reply to Nekko_Khayal88
@Exeterna Nah, that's still can be realistic. That another team probably only hired the former player (Jonathan) as a stand-in for play-offs. I hope they explained it later.
The more unrealistic thing is that Fox One will play in a LAN tournament with a roster consisted of 3 men and 2 women, which is never happened on any high-level tournament of any e-sports. Although, there was a team that played with the same roster composition. But, they've only played in online tournaments. Never in any LAN/offline tournament.
If Fox One win on this tournament with that kind of roster, I think I will give up on this show.
The more unrealistic thing is that Fox One will play in a LAN tournament with a roster consisted of 3 men and 2 women, which is never happened on any high-level tournament of any e-sports. Although, there was a team that played with the same roster composition. But, they've only played in online tournaments. Never in any LAN/offline tournament.
If Fox One win on this tournament with that kind of roster, I think I will give up on this show.
| @Nekko_Khayal88 But subbing in 5 new players to completely replace the original roster is the biggest red flag LMAO Isn't there rules where only substitute players that are registered before joining the tournament to be the only ones who can replace the main players |
| Well, if the tournament organizer allows that, that shouldn't be an issue. Maybe that tournament isn't so professional. Let them explain later, I guess. |
| Shun's meeting with Yu...certainly was an eye-opener, and Akito coming in on her...isn't so subtle. Team Fox One visitng Yu's closed apartment, but she has to assume her double identity as both an actress publicly and privately as an eSports player. She's the player that the team needs, and she already intended to join the team, though she must remain anonymity. Akito sure got the boot of his game handle (sounding like unfortunate), and Shun kept the same as his real name, completing the roster. The thing is, Shun is still talking to Explosion-kun like he didn't know that Yu is under that Discord account, though things like romance are not under his bells and whistles, and gaming especially is important to him. Yu may be famous to get autographs, though Akito is kinda of a swindler wanting to get into Mio's good graces. As the Xaxxerion tournament gets going, Shun notices a boy drinking some curry, though that's nothing to be noted about. For now, the championship goes into Round Robin to allow amateur teams to have a chance to win, though strong teams face them, and Nozomi does not feel comfortable having Akito going viral. But as arranged, the most amateur team facing the strongest team Sleeping Owl, with ex-Team Fox One player Jonathan and the boy Shun met just the while: Rox. Facing old and new nemesis, the tournament rings its start. |
 |
| that kare guy must have some spicy burps. other than seemingly liking shun, i really liked yuu. she seems a lot different than her image and i like thise kinds of characters a lot. i'm still confused about the tournament. it sounds amateur at best. an xaxxerion is a horrible name for a game. |
  |
| And an internet troll with a plethora of burner accounts too? Not exactly shaping up to be a beacon of humanity, this guy. |
  ｲ乇刀乇乃尺ﾑ乇 ╔⏤═⏤╝   ╚⏤═⏤╗☽ Shaded Horizon ☾ |
| Yeah , Done . Sayonara Protocol! |
| Seriously, what happened to her good hearing senses? She didn’t know she was being tailed but she figured it was Shun as soon as she heard his voice. Akito the pervert had to see her too. Which solves my question, that they personally don’t know each other. Yu is a funny character. She’s nothing like her public image and rowdy. Hates cleaning but knows where everything is. A relatable character I guess. Everyone hates the name Big Bang Infinity, and she goes with Phantom Ninja. 😅 Yu is 16. Nozomi is 18. Akito is 17. Ryusei is 20. Shun is 17. I wonder if Yu will reveal that she’s Bakuretsu-kun to Shun. |
 |
More topics from this board
Poll: » Bokura no Ameiro Protocol Episode 1 Discussion ( 1 2 )Stark700 - Oct 7, 2023 |
61 |
by Allenzoko
»»
Nov 18, 5:05 PM |
|
Poll: » Bokura no Ameiro Protocol Episode 12 DiscussionStark700 - Dec 23, 2023 |
38 |
by Tsuyo_Mika
»»
Aug 10, 4:02 AM |
|
Poll: » Bokura no Ameiro Protocol Episode 11 DiscussionStark700 - Dec 16, 2023 |
12 |
by Tsuyo_Mika
»»
Aug 10, 3:36 AM |
|
Poll: » Bokura no Ameiro Protocol Episode 10 DiscussionStark700 - Dec 9, 2023 |
14 |
by Tsuyo_Mika
»»
Aug 10, 1:46 AM |
|
Poll: » Bokura no Ameiro Protocol Episode 9 DiscussionStark700 - Dec 2, 2023 |
30 |
by Tsuyo_Mika
»»
Aug 10, 1:16 AM |