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The special edition of this volume was released with an original art calendar for 2020. "Whadda You Think of It, Senpai?" (センパイはどう思ってんスか?, Senpai wa dō omotten su ka?)"Come On! Just Admit You Want It, Senpai! ♡" (素直じゃないんだからー、センパイはー♡, Sunao ja nai ndakara ̄ , senpai wa~♡)"A-Are You All Right, Senpai?" (だっ大丈夫っすスか センパイー, Daddaijōbu ssu ka senpai ~?)"Senpai, You're Being Naïve About This Contest" (センパイは勝負を甘く見てますね, Senpai wa shōbu o amaku mitemasu ne?)"Senpai, You Can Put Up a Good Fight!!" (センパイはいい勝負出来ますよ!!, Senpai wa yoi shōbu dekimasu yo!!)"Toro-Cat Needs to Do Better Than That" (トロキャットなめてんじゃねぇ, Torokyatto name tenja nē)"Has Spring Finally Come for Senpai, The Unpopular Lone Louse?!" (非モテはぐフナセンパイにもついに春が到来っスかー!?, Hi mote hagu-funa senpai ni mo tsuini haru ga tōrai ssu ka ~!?)"She Said Something About Love, Didn't She, Senpai?" (愛とか言われちゃってますよぉセンパーイ?, Ai
toka iwa re chattemasu yo ~o senpāi?) Bonus 1: "Senpai! ♡ Whadda You Think About This Pose?" (セーンパイ♡ こーんなポーズとかどっスかー?, Sēnpai♡ ko ̄ n'na pōzu toka dossu ka~?) Bonus 2: "Are You Okay, Senpai?!" (おまけ2 大丈夫っスか、センパイ!!, Daijōbu ssu ka, senpai!!) The girls try to strategize how to beat Club President in the art contest when Senpai brings out Club President's previous drawing. When Nagatoro and friends bring out some costume suggestions, Senpai refuses to have Nagatoro model, which upsets Nagatoro. When she sees Senpai with Club President, the latter of whom is draped in only a towel, she runs off. Club President tells Senpai to chase her down. Senpai finds Nagatoro and asks her to be his model. After Senpai makes several drawings, Nagatoro and the girls go off to scout Club President's drawing but Nagatoro is stunned, and the girls drag her away. Club President tells Senpai not to listen in on the girls' schemes. The day of the festival, Nagatoro shows up in her cat costume along with some cat mascots to do a
bullying dance and to promote Senpai's art. She even acts cold to her fans. When Senpai starts to gain some popularity with some random girls, Nagatoro gets a little jealous pulls him aside to roam the festival with him.
Nevertheless, they mentioned the amount of gender violence when people try to attack Maru and Kiruko. [62] With the eventual revelation that Kiruko is a
young man who had his brain transplanted to his sister's body, the website was optimistic about the handling of the main duo; for Maru still coming across as likable when confessing his feelings to Kiruko and not sounding homophobic in response to the twist. They were troubled by the repercussions this twist has in regards to Kiruko's feelings, however, as her early scenes from the first episode now made her look incestuous. [63] Comic Book Resources also noted the series gender norms due to how "complex" they found Maru and Kiruko's relationship as Maru still seems to retain his affection towards Kiruko despite knowing she is actually male while Kiruko was compared to a transgender character who is trying to accept the idea of having a female body. [64] Before the series' release, Polygon stated that despite the absence of talented creators in the staff of the production aside the studio and the composer Kensuke Ushio, they noted that the series looks intriguing, and the animation is impressive. [65] Clarin and Meristation compared the anime to the video game The Last of Us for the post-apocalypse setting it provides with the main duo exploring areas like its two protagonists, Ellie and Joel. [66][67] NME enjoyed the mystery and lack of exposition dumps, positively comparing the premise to The Leftovers and Station Eleven. [68] IGN praised both the animation and the dynamic of the leads as the best pars of the anime. [69] The Philippine Star praised the series for focusing on gender dysphoria through the relationship between Maru and Kiruko without queerbaiting audiences similar to "switcheroos" like Ranma 1⁄2 and Sailor Moon. [70]
While voicing the character Kiruko, Sayaka Senbongi was excited to voice her since she knew of the manga before being cast and liked the character. [23] Ishiguro praised Senbongi's work in the fifth episode when delivering Kiruko's mental breakdown, having interfered with the script to add new lines to the anime.
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