This time around, Crunchyroll doubles up on two dubbed episodes the first one picking up from the previous episode, starting with an outrageous baseball match packed with over-the-top plays, exaggerated power-ups, and anime homages. Rentarō’s team faces overwhelming odds but pushes forward with determination, leading to a dramatic showdown where teamwork and perseverance take center stage. The episode seamlessly blends intense sports drama with playful parody, making for an electrifying and hilarious spectacle. Meanwhile, Iku’s personal growth adds emotional depth to the chaos, reinforcing the theme of camaraderie even in the heat of competition.Shifting gears, the other episode kicks off with a lively karaoke session where Shizuka’s unexpected courage steals the spotlight. Her voice, amplified by Kusuri’s secret drug, creates an explosion of cuteness that hilariously incapacitates everyone, leading to some of the funniest reactions in the series. The segment’s comedic timing, playful references, and chaotic energy make it a standout moment. The second half introduces Mimimi Utsukushisugi, a self-made beauty with a strong personality, bringing a fresh dynamic to Rentarō’s growing circle. Unlike the stereotypical rich girl, Mimimi’s confidence is earned through effort, making her character even more compelling. However, her past conflict with Nano sparks an amusing rivalry, setting up an unexpected beauty contest that adds another layer of intrigue.Overall, these episodes perfectly balance humor, action, and heartfelt moments, keeping the series engaging and unpredictable. The post-game barbecue serves as a wholesome conclusion to the baseball arc, while Mimimi’s debut shakes up the usual formula with a playful conflict. With its sharp writing, self-aware comedy, and ever-expanding cast of unique characters, the series continues to prove why it stands out among romantic comedies, and I’m curious how they could top these two in terms of wackiness.