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Binge-Watching: Ore Monogatari, Episode 13-15

In which we get our first genuinely mishandled arc, an interesting point is let down by confused messaging, but things quickly turn around as Takeo becomes a teacher.

An Unpleasant Turn

Well, folks, we just hit an interesting speed bump: for the first time, Ore Monogatari has given me an arc that I don’t quite think works. After twelve episodes of pretty much the sweetest, most effortlessly wholesome rom-com imaginable, we spend two episodes on a side plot that hits this show’s first real sour note. It’s far from dealbreaking, and it’s honestly not that bad an arc in and of itself, but it’s the first time that Ore Monogatari’s storytelling has alienated me more than it’s sucked me in. And that’s not a pleasant feeling to sit with. It’s never a good time when a show you like does something you dislike, but especially with a show as comfortable and welcoming as this one, feeling it push me away is especially disconcerting. Hopefully this isn’t indicative of future troubles to come, because after how much I’ve loved this show over its first half, I’d hate for its second half to let me down.

So. The problems pretty much all stem from the new side character who’s introduced to be the driving agent of this arc’s plot. He’s a guy named Oda, and he’s got a crush on Sunakawa’s sister Ai, who, as we might remember, has a crush on Takeo. Ai has already turned him down and made it clear she’s not interested, but he’s followed her back home from college anyway to meet Takeo and learn about the guy his crush fell in love with. The reason why? He wants Ai to confess to Takeo so she can finally get over her feelings for him and move on, thus opening herself up to other romantic prospects- in other words, so Oda can make his move on her. Yeah, it’s exactly as scummy as it sounds. We’re constantly shown Oda pushing past Ai’s boundaries, contriving situations to make his plans work, and just overall taking advantage of Takeo and Yamato’s inherent kindness to insert himself where he clearly doesn’t belong. And it’s... weird. It’s weird and uncomfortable in a way I don’t think the show recognizes. Sure, Oda gets his fair share of ribbing, constantly freaking out at Takeo’s overwhelming size and ultimately failing to make Ai confess, but it feels like the show’s treating him as a nosy, but ultimately harmless dude who’s trying to help Ai get over her shit. Except he’s also ignoring Ai’s explicit rejection and taking Takeo’s battery out of his phone when he’s not looking to try and force a situation, and his inner monologue reminds us a lot how he’s doing this so he can get “his turn,” and it’s like... is this guy supposed to be genuinely overstepping his boundaries or just being kind of a prick? Because it doesn’t seem like the show really knows either?

The Jinx of Life

And that sucks, because it really throws a wrench into Ai’s development when the character drama behind it are so confusing. There’s a great conversation to be had in regards to crushing on people you know you don’t have a shot with, and how you go about dealing with those feelings. By far my favorite scene from these episodes comes when Takeo and Suna are riding the haunted boat tunnel and talking about how this amusement park supposedly has a jinx where couples who come there are destined to break up. But Suna points out that really, it’s less about a jinx and more about the fact that a good chunk of romantic couples just aren’t going to work out. A lot of relationships fall apart for all kinds of reasons, not because of some outside fate or forces, but because it just wasn’t meant to be, or they just weren’t right for each other. It’s a powerful, insightful conversation about the reality of romance, especially teen romance, that doesn’t always come up in rom-coms, especially not rom-coms as fluffy as this one. And in classic Ore Monogatari fashion, the philosophy goes down with a heaping teaspoon of hilarity as Takeo’s quiet thoughts are interrupted again and again by him screaming over the ride’s countless jumpscares. In that moment, you can see what this arc is trying to be: an exploration of the reality that some relationships just don’t work out, and when it’s best to move on when you know there’s nothing more to be done.

And honestly, I think Takeo and Yamato’s side of that story still works really well. It’s a simple enough metaphor, but it still tracks; there’s no jinx or fate that will determine your relationship’s path. If you want to make it work, then it’s up to both of you to do your best for each other, whether that’s as simple as finding each other in a crowd to watch the festival together or involves deeper questions. But I’m really not sure what I’m supposed to take from Ai and Oda’s side of the story. Am I supposed to be glad Ai didn’t tell Takeo her feelings? Does that mean she’ll be able to move on, or is she still holding on? Am I supposed to be thankful for Oda pressing the issue, or does the show really not realize how uncomfortable his lack of respect for Ai’s boundaries is? Neither of their feelings are any closer to being resolved, so whatever point it was trying to make with them is still in stasis. It doesn’t even serve as an effective parallel to Takeo and Yamato, because there’s no closure for us to understand how Ai and Oda’s situation is similar to or different from theirs. And it weirds me out that this show is usually so damn good at parsing out meaning from closure and letting characters come to realizations about themselves and their relationships that stick with them in subtle but noticeable ways from then on. So why did it drop the ball on this one? Were it not for how lovely Takeo and Yamato’s moments were, this would feel like something out of a different, much weaker show.

P-O-P-U-L-A-R

Thankfully, episode 15 immediately picks up from the previous arcs’ missteps and gets right back to the good stuff. The focus this time is on Takeo’s popularity with other girls, and it leads to some fascinating new dimensions for him. Takeo, in a rare moment of being perceptive of Yamato’s feelings, is quick to reassure her that he’s not really popular with girls, so she doesn’t need to worry about someone else stealing him away. But as Suna rightly points out, that’s not entirely true. Takeo is popular with a lot of people, boys and girls alike. He may be intense enough to weird people out, but like I said last time, his natural earnestness and desire to help makes people gravitate toward him just as strongly. Which is interesting, because despite Takeo’s desire to help people, he doesn’t always spend much time really thinking about them if they’re not in his immediate purview. Even something as simple as everyone being much slower than him is a realization, he’s never really paid attention to how fast other people run, or why some people might be dissatisfied with not being as fast as other people. The way he sees it, everyone just has their own pace, some faster, some slower, and there’s nothing wrong with that. That’s always been his greatest strength; he doesn’t judge people for not living up to some bullshit ideal of who they’re “supposed” to be. But it also means he’s slow to realize why these things matter to people so much, and how to go about helping those around him overcome them.

Which makes it such a beautiful twist when Takeo takes on the position of a mentor for the first time in his life. Now he’s not just helping his classmate Saijo by saving her from some bad situation, he’s actively helping her better herself by getting better at running. He’s not entirely sure going in what it means to be a mentor, but he figures out along the way how best to motivate her and commits to it. And he still doesn’t judge her for not being as good a runner as everyone else; after all, she’s no less worthy a person just because she’s not the most athletic girl in the world (Side note, I appreciate how the show draws her noticeably more chubby than most anime girls). It’s clear Saijo has a bit of a complex about her weight and thinks it’s something to be ashamed of, but Takeo never treats her as anything less than normal, because that’s just the kind of guy he is. You get the sense that he’s stepping outside himself in a new way, putting in the effort to meet other people on their level while still holding fast to his fundamental desire for good. It’s a step on the road to becoming more social, and once again, you totally understand why Saijo becomes so enamored with him as a result. But there’s another fantastic twist waiting: she’s not actually in love with him as Yamato feared, she just really admires his work ethic and wants him to keep training her so she can continue on the road to self-improvement. That’s fucking great. It’s an acknowledgement that there are more ways to be popular than simply being an object of desire. Popularity can mean people looking up to you, valuing your advice, recognizing you as someone they can rely on. And that all starts from understanding people and doing right by them, as Takeo has always tried to do and is only getting better at.

Of course, though, it doesn’t really matter to him if or how he becomes popular. He’s just doing what he believes to be right, making the world a better place in his wake. And as long as he’s popular with Yamato, that’s the only sort of female affection he’ll ever need. It’s a lovely sentiment to close out this episode, and it handily washes the bad taste of the previous arc out of my mouth. As long as Ore Monogatari keeps its heart in the right place, I think it’s gonna be just fine.

Odds and Ends

-”The ending was different from the book, but it was still entertaining.” Lol, there’s a mood.

-”We must be pretty good for a perceptive guy like you to be oblivious to all this.” snrk

-So I’m not sure how to react.” Man, I love Suna’s relationship with Takeo. He doesn’t even remember his own birthday, but his best bud is here to make sure he has a good time on it.

-ksdjfhsdkjf the fuckign pecs wiggling

-”I’d still love you even if you got buff.” What a dreamboat.

-Aaw, Takeo even respects big sis’ boundaries when she’s visiting! What a good egg.

-”That was straight to the point.” The Sunakawa family’s entire purpose in life is to clear up dumb teenage misunderstandings, and god bless them for it.

-”If we get separated, just use Takeo as your landmark.” askjdhaskdhask

-TAKEO IN CAT EARS. MY HEART IS SLAIN.

-”That was more violent than I anticipated.” Never underestimate the spinning teacups.

-”Sorry. I always seem to have the worst timing.” SUNA FOR FUCK’S SAKE

-Aaaaaw, even Takeo gets embarrassed to talk about how he finds Yamato cute! He’s human after all.

-”Did you fake it?” Pfft. Sometimes he picks up on things fast.

-”Towels are so fluffy!” Listen dude you’re adorable but you might wanna check u on your GF’s approaching mental crisis

-Okay, the comedic cuts in the “who gets to carry Saijo” scene had me cackling. Good lord, this show.

-wait a fuCKING SECOND WAS THAT A PARASYTE REFERENCE IN THE NEXT EPISODE PREVIEW GOD DAMMIT MADHOUSE

Man, what a roller coaster. See you next time!

#anime #the anime binge-watcher #tabw #ore monogatari #my love story

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No.TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date[1]1'My Story' Transcription: 'Ore no Monogatari' (Japanese: 俺のものがたり)Kotono WatanabeNatsuko TakahashiApril 8, 2015Takeo Gōda is a large gorilla-like boy who, despite being admired by his male peers, has had little luck with romance. Every girl he develops a crush on ends up falling for his best friend, Makoto 'Suna' Sunakawa, who always rejects their affections. Shortly after entering high school, Takeo rescues a girl named Rinko Yamato from being molested on the train. He ends up getting suspended from school after punching the molester at the police station. Rinko, thankful for her rescue, takes an interest in Takeo and offers to bake various treats for him, though Takeo assumes that Makoto is the one she likes.2'My Romance' Transcription: 'Ore no Koi' (Japanese: 俺の恋)Nanako ShimazakiNatsuko TakahashiApril 15, 2015Takeo tries to figure out the mystery behind Makoto, who has never shown any interest in girls despite being popular with them. As the two meet up with Rinko again, Takeo, convinced Makoto is the one she likes, tells her about all the times Makoto has helped him out. Later, after the pair exchange contact details with Rinko, a large construction girder comes crashing down towards Rinko, forcing Takeo to step in to protect her. Despite being urged by Takeo to get to safety, Makoto and Rinko stay behind to help hold up the girder until help arrives. Afterwards, Rinko asks to meet up with Takeo without Makoto, though Takeo assumes she is seeking advice on her relationship with Makoto.3'My Blue Ogre' Transcription: 'Ore no Ao Oni' (Japanese: 俺の青鬼)Hideki HosokawaNatsuko TakahashiApril 22, 2015As Rinko meets up with Takeo, she becomes upset when all he does is talk up Makoto. When Takeo comes to his place for advice, Makoto clearly tells Takeo that he is the one Rinko is in love with, clearing up any misunderstandings he may have had. Makoto further clarifies that the reason he's rejected every girl who's confessed to him is because they all insulted Takeo behind his back. When Rinko comes over, Makoto hides Takeo under his bed and has Rinko clearly express her feelings for Takeo over and over so that he understands it, after which Takeo and Rinko properly confess to each other face-to-face and begin dating.4'My Boyfriend' Transcription: 'Uchi no Kareshi' (Japanese: うちの彼氏)Makoto FuchigamiNatsuko TakahashiApril 29, 2015Rinko invites Takeo to bring some of his male friends, Makoto included, to a singles' meet with some of her friends, who are surprised by Rinko's new boyfriend. Midway through the meet, Rinko becomes upset and runs away when she and Takeo overhear her friends, Aya and Nanako, badmouth Takeo behind their backs. Takeo catches up to her, stating that he doesn't care about the bad things people say about him because he is happy Rinko has been saying nice things about him. Just then, a fire breaks out at the building the meet was being held at, with Aya and Nanako still trapped inside. Takeo rushes in to save them, but gets trapped under some rubble himself after the girls have escaped safely. However, thanks to an encouraging phone call from Suna, Takeo gains the strength to stand up and escape the building by jumping through the second-story window, after which Rinko's friends now see him as cool as she does.5'I'm Dense' Transcription: 'Ore wa Nibui' (Japanese: 俺はニブイ)Kumiko HabaraSeiko TakagiMay 6, 2015As word spreads around class about Takeo and Rinko's relationship, Takeo saves a child from drowning on his way to another date. The pair take a stroll through the park at night, where Takeo appears to miss some subtle hints from Rinko. Makoto is visited by his older sister Ai, who is shocked to hear Takeo has a girlfriend, having had a crush on him herself. The next day, Ai brings herself along to Takeo's next date to meet Rinko, who becomes shocked when she learns she messed up the cookies she baked. Rinko feels relieved that Takeo likes them anyway, but becomes downhearted when he mentions how pure she is, something Ai is keen to pick up on. Noticing Takeo realise his own denseness and putting in the effort to try and understand Rinko, Ai offers to speak to Rinko about what's bothering her.6'My Wish' Transcription: 'Ore no Negai' (Japanese: 俺のねがい)Tomoya TakahashiSeiko TakagiMay 13, 2015While Takeo studies up on shoujo manga in the hopes of better understanding girls, Makoto and Ai meet up with Rinko, who confesses that she wants to become more intimate with Takeo, but is afraid of telling him as he'll think she is impure. Putting her own happiness aside, Ai encourages Rinko to tell Takeo how she really feels, later telling Makoto about how she fell for Takeo. Catching up to Rinko, Takeo listens to each of her small demands, accepting them without argument. Rinko then confesses that she previously lied a few times in order to have an excuse to keep seeing Takeo, which just makes Takeo even happier. That night, as Ai makes her way back home, Rinko sees her first shooting star while Takeo asks Makoto to practice kissing with him, which is met with futile resistance.7'My Strength' Transcription: 'Ore no Tsuyosa' (Japanese: 俺の強さ)Kotono WatanabeSeiko TakagiMay 20, 2015Takeo agrees to join the judo club for a month in order to help them in an upcoming match against a rival school, despite the fact it'll give him less time to spend with Rinko. This time lessens further when Takeo asks Rinko not to meet him at night out of fear for her safety. As Rinko holds herself back from seeing Takeo to avoid interfering with his training, she tells Makoto about the reasons she fell in love with Takeo. On the day of the match, Takeo's opponent, Tsuyoshi Iwayama, feels that Takeo would have gotten soft from having a girlfriend, but Takeo manages to prove otherwise and wins the match for his team using the strength he gained from Rinko.8'My Friend' Transcription: 'Ore no Tomodachi' (Japanese: オレのトモダチ)Nanako ShimazakiNatsuko TakahashiMay 27, 2015While wondering what to do for Rinko's birthday on June 15, Takeo learns from his mother that he'll become a big brother come January. Claiming he has something else to do on the day of Rinko's birthday, Makoto instead helps Takeo with his plans for Rinko's birthday, becoming quite amused by his own memories his suggestions bring up. As Takeo takes on a part-time job at a café to earn money for a present for Rinko, he learns that Makoto's father had been hospitalized and is to undergo surgery on June 15. As Makoto urges Takeo not to abandon his plans with Rinko to accompany him, Takeo decides to respect his wishes.9'My Friend and I' Transcription: 'Ore to Tomodachi' (Japanese: オレとトモダチ)Hideki HosokawaNatsuko TakahashiJune 3, 2015On June 15, after seeing Makoto off, Takeo begins his birthday outing with Rinko, following the plan that Makoto had laid out for him. After spending the day bowling and going to a fancy restaurant, Takeo keeps thinking about Makoto and tells Rinko about his father's surgery. Understanding Takeo's wishes, Rinko encourages him to go visit Makoto and stay by his side during his father's surgery. After the surgery goes successfully, Takeo and Makoto find Rinko waiting for them, enjoying her birthday despite the sudden change in plans.10'My Mountain' Transcription: 'Ore no Yama' (Japanese: 俺の山)Ryōichi KurayaSeiko TakagiJune 10, 2015Takeo and Rinko go on a picnic in the mountains to make up for her birthday being interrupted. When a hawk tries to steal the brooch Takeo had bought for Rinko, the pair end up falling off the mountain, landing safely thanks to Takeo's efforts but winding up in an unknown part of the woods. As the pair try to make their way back to civilization, Rinko becomes anxious about having to spend the night alone with Takeo. That night, as Takeo goes to sleep, Rinko decides to give him a peck on the cheek. The next morning, Takeo and Rinko get to meet some woodland critters before reaching the roadside, after which they are able to get home safely.11'My Ocean' Transcription: 'Ore no Umi' (Japanese: 俺の海)Nanako ShimazakiSeiko TakagiJune 17, 2015Rinko invites Takeo and his friends to join her and her friends to the beach. As Rinko's friends encourage her to make her boyfriend's heart skip with a new swimsuit, Takeo remains determined to keep the beach experience purely about swimming and avoid looking at her in a lecherous way. Rinko starts feeling embarrassed at her failed attempts to become closer with Takeo, but the two eventually get to share a romantic view of the sunset together, though are interrupted before they can share their first kiss.12'My Grades' Transcription: 'Ore no Hensachi' (Japanese: 俺の偏差値)Makoto FuchigamiNatsuko TakahashiJune 24, 2015Hearing about Rinko wanting to go to the same college as him, Takeo asks Makoto to help him prepare for an upcoming benchmark exam so he can go to Rinko's university of choice. As Rinko comes around to help Takeo with his studies, Takeo's parents take extra measures to leave a good impression on their son's girlfriend, prompting Takeo to take his studies to Makoto's room. During the exam, Takeo manages to confidently get through the test with what he learned, only to discover he wrote all his answers in the wrong places, and though he rushes to fix his mistake he ends up with poor marks. As Rinko assures Takeo that they can both go to another college together, she points out the university Takeo took the test for was actually a women's college and he wouldn't have been able to go there anyway, something Suna had known all along.13'Today Is All On Me' Transcription: 'Kyō wa Ore no Ogori da' (Japanese: 今日は俺のおごりだ)Norihiko NagahamaSeiko TakagiJuly 1, 2015Takeo and Rinko hold a surprise birthday outing for Makoto, with Takeo treating both of them. While at Takeo's workplace, the group meet Hayato Oda, one of Ai's acquaintances from university who came to see the boy she turned him down for. Later, after Takeo becomes concerned over Rinko turning down a trip to an amusement park, Ai and Hayato get Rinko to reveal she is cautious about a rumored jinx that causes couples who go there to break up. Since the jinx seems to only apply to dates, Hayato suggests that they make it a group outing with everyone. That night, Hayato spends the night at Takeo's place, where he explains how he fell in love with Ai. The next morning, Hayato reveals to Ai his intentions to separate Takeo from Rinko so she can confess her feelings to him.14'My Jinx' Transcription: 'Ore no Jinkusu' (Japanese: 俺のジンクス)Kotono WatanabeSeiko TakagiJuly 8, 2015While at the amusement park, Hayato takes Rinko and Makoto with him in order to give Ai a chance to be alone with Takeo. As the two go on a wild goose chase searching for them, Ai comes close to confessing to Takeo, but unltimately decides against it, feeling that his obliviousness is what she likes about him. Instead she encourages Rinko to ignore the jinx and watch the evening parade with Takeo.15'My Girlfriend' Transcription: 'Ore no Kanojo' (Japanese: 俺の彼女)Nanako ShimazakiNatsuko TakahashiJuly 15, 2015Takeo is participating in the upcoming sports festival on the class's Swedish relay team. The team runs into trouble when one of their fast runners sprains her ankle, and is replaced with the slower Mariya Saijou. Feeling that Mariya isn't as slow as everyone says she is, Takeo starts training her to run faster and ends up accidentally motivating her to run faster only because she was afraid the much faster Takeo would run her over. On the day of the festival, Mariya trips, but is encouraged by Takeo to get the baton over to him, allowing the team to win by a landslide. Afterwards, Mariya gives Takeo a towel as a thank-you gift, causing Rinko to become concerned that she might be a rival for Takeo's affections. A few days later, after Takeo helps her out with a twisted ankle, Mariya tells Takeo that she likes him as a person and asks to be his disciple, giving Rinko some relief.16'My Disciple' Transcription: 'Ore no Deshi' (Japanese: 俺の弟子)Hideki Hosokawa migmiNatsuko TakahashiJuly 22, 2015Takeo and the others invite Mariya to join them for a festival being held at a university, with Rinko and Mariya bonding over their admiration for Takeo. Later, Makoto catches on that Mariya's feelings towards Takeo are indeed romantic, telling her that keeping them inside will only hurt her. Spurred on by Makoto's advice, Mariya confesses her feelings to Takeo, getting turned down in the process. Following this, Takeo realises that the reason Rinko shouldn't have to worry about him isn't because he is allegedly unpopular with the girls, but rather that he doesn't have eyes for any other girl but Rinko. Takeo reaffirms his love for Rinko while remaining good friends with Mariya.17'My Christmas' Transcription: 'Ore no Kurisumasu' (Japanese: 俺のクリスマス)Hazuki Mizumoto Ippei YokotaSeiko TakagiJuly 29, 2015While preparing for a Christmas party, Takeo learns that his friend Osamu Kurihara hopes to confess to Rinko's friend Nanako. Takeo and Rinko decide to do what they can to get them together. During the party however, Kurihara's overly pushy personality ends up angering Nanako, who ends up storming off when he has Takeo step in to protect her from delinquents instead of protecting her himself. After receiving some tough encouragement from Takeo to man up, Kurihara obtains a star from the top of a giant Christmas tree in order to prove himself to Nanako, and the two finally confess to each other.18'My Birthday' Transcription: 'Ore no Tanjōbi' (Japanese: 俺の誕生日)Nanako ShimazakiSeiko TakagiAugust 5, 2015Hearing about how Osamu and Nanako have already kissed, Takeo contemplates waiting for the right time to kiss Rinko, while Rinko gets advice from Makoto and Ai about trying to kiss him herself. On New Year's Day, Takeo's birthday, Rinko goes with Takeo on a shrine visit before coming over to his place, where they are visited by many of Takeo's old friends. After finally getting some time alone, Rinko works up the courage to kiss Takeo while his eyes are closed making his birthday wish. Only after speaking with Makoto does Takeo realise he's been kissed and immediately rushes over to Rinko's home to have a second first kiss.19'My Mom' Transcription: 'Ore no Kaa-chan' (Japanese: 俺のかあちゃん)Makoto FuchigamiNatsuko TakahashiAugust 12, 2015Rinko hears from Takeo's mother, Yuriko, about Takeo's birth and how he became so overprotective of her. Takeo tells Rinko about how he was 4300 grams (9 pounds 5 ounces) at birth, and Rinko tells Takeo she was born prematurely and weighed less than 2000 grams (4 pounds 4 ounces) and had to be kept in an incubator. As Takeo becomes concerned about Yuriko being so active near the end of her pregnancy, his father Yutaka talks about how he came to fall in love with her. Shortly after protecting another pregnant woman from falling down some stairs, Yuriko feels a pain in her stomach and has to be hospitalized, leaving Takeo understandably worried. As Rinko and Makoto come in to give Takeo their support, Yuriko goes into labor, with Takeo helping to carry Yuriko when she offers her wheelchair to another pregnant woman. With help from the safe birth charm Rinko gave her, Yuriko gives birth to a large but healthy baby girl, Maki, who at 4200 grams (9 pounds 3 ounces) is only slightly smaller than Takeo was. Rinko happily declares she wishes to work with children, either as a midwife or a nursery teacher.20'My Chocolate' Transcription: 'Ore no Chokorēto' (Japanese: 俺のチョコレート)Tōru TakahashiSeiko TakagiAugust 19, 2015With Valentine's Day approaching, Rinko invites all of her friends to make chocolate together on the 13th while Takeo's friends ask to hang out with the girls on the 14th. As the girls and guys meet up on the 14th, Takeo becomes overly excited over what chocolate he'll receive from Rinko, only to become stunned when she leaves for home early without giving him any. Takeo assumes that the cookies he received earlier was in fact the chocolate in question and he regrets not having savoured it, only for Rinko to show up with her proper chocolate that she specially prepared just for him. Yuriko ends up berating Takeo for constantly waking up Maki with his overjoyed shouting.21'The Letter and Me' Transcription: 'Ore to Tegami' (Japanese: 俺と手紙)Kotono WatanabeNatsuko TakahashiAugust 26, 2015Takeo comes across a girl named Yukika Amami, who has had a crush on Makoto since kindergarten, but hasn't had the courage to talk to him for the past ten years. Upon being given an opportunity to actually speak to Makoto, Yukika ends up blurting her confession immediately. Recognising her as the girl who gives him an anonymous Valentines each year, Makoto agrees to exchange details with Yukika in order to get to know her better before making a decision. As Yukika continues to struggle to talk to Makoto properly, Rinko offers her own advice, suggesting that they all go to the zoo together.22'The Letter to Me' Transcription: 'Ore e no Tegami' (Japanese: オレへの手紙)Nanako ShimazakiSeiko TakagiSeptember 2, 2015While on their outing to the zoo, Yukika continues to struggle with talking directly to Makoto, but eventually manages to work her way up to casual conversation. Later, Yukika manages to win a quiz contest with Makoto, managing to talk a lot more with him during the rest of the day. The next day, however, Yukika becomes convinced that Makoto only accompanied her out of kindness and not because of love, feeling that she should just give up and break off her ties with everyone. Not wanting things to end just like that, Takeo and Rinko catch up to her, helping her understand her feelings. Afterwards, Makoto gives Yukika a gift in return for the chocolates she gave him every year, properly turning her down while still leaving her with happy memories.23'My Spring Break' Transcription: 'Uchi no Haruyasumi' (Japanese: うちの春休み)Tōru TakahashiSeiko TakagiSeptember 9, 2015During spring break, Rinko takes a part-time job at a cake shop, catching the attention of the shop's assistant, Kouki Ichinose. While getting used to the job, Rinko helps Kouki to sell some of his own cake ideas, which he starts to misinterpret as her having feelings for him. This leads to some jealousy from Takeo, as Kouki starts speaking with Rinko on a first name basis, something Takeo has not yet done himself. Upon finding out that Takeo is Rinko's boyfriend, Kouki tries to convince him to break up with her, believing himself to be the better man for her. Takeo becomes concerned that Kouki may have a point, especially after seeing him giving a lift to Rinko in his car. Kouki asks Rinko to help him in a patissiére contest.24'My Heart' Transcription: 'Ore no Kokoro' (Japanese: 俺のココロ)Hideki Hosokawa Kotono Watanabe Morio AsakaNatsuko TakahashiSeptember 23, 2015[2]Rinko offers to take Takeo out on her day off, only to have to cancel it at Kouki's request. As Takeo starts questioning if it is alright to be with Rinko, her friends assure him that Rinko chose him for who he is, strengthening his resolve to not lose to Kouki. Resolving to win the patissiére contest and confess his feeling towards Rinko, Kouki gets inspiration from Rinko's gushing about Takeo to create a unique sweet for the contest. On the day of the contest, Kouki ends up leaving his cake-making tools at the store, so Rinko asks Takeo to get them to him before the contest starts. Thanks to the support of both Rinko and Takeo, Kouki manages to win the gold medal and makes his confession to Rinko, who chooses to stay with Takeo and assures Kouki that he won through his own effort. Afterwards, Takeo starts calling Rinko by her first name, bringing their relationship a small step further.

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1 year celebration of SAB TV Aladdin serial

Sony SAB show Aladdin Naam Toh Suna Hoga has successfully completed a glorious year of entertaining audiences on air. The show that takes its viewers on a beautiful journey filled with fantasy and wonder with every twist and turn has been a favourite with the fans since the day it first aired one year ago. The show recently went in for a revamp while continuing to keep the fascination levels high as always amongst the audiences.

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The adorable love story of SAB TV Aladdin (Siddharth Nigam) and Yasmine (Avneet Kaur), the bond between Aladdin, Ammi (Smita Bansal) and Ginoo (Raashul Tandon), the mischief of the Genies and the evil plans of Zafar (Aamir Dalvi), have all left the viewers always wanting more. As the show completes 1 year of being on air, the cast and crew of Aladdin: Naam Toh Suna Hoga marked this joyous occasion with a celebratory event, thanking viewers for their endless support and love.

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Siddharth Nigam, essaying the role of Aladdin said, “Our viewers have made us lucky by showering so much love unconditionally and through the span of this entire year. It is because of them that we strive to give our best in delivering exceptional content for our viewers to enjoy. Being a part of the show SAB TV Aladdin : Naam Toh Suna Hoga is one of the best things to have happened to me and I am glad to be entertaining our viewers with the role of Aladdin and now Ali, too. I hope to keep our audience happy and achieve many more milestones with this show.”

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Smita Bansal, essaying the role of Ammi said in SAB TV Aladdin, “Having achieved this milestone is a really overwhelming moment for the entire team behind this show, be it on screen or off screen. Everyone has worked really hard to keep this show running smoothly and bring something exceptional, always for the viewers. My journey in Aladdin: Naam Toh Suna Hoga has been a really beautiful one and I look forward to many more years of entertaining viewers by being a part of this show.”

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