We’re starting to get introduced to the rest of our main cast and they’re all so delightful. I expect it’s going to be very easy to root for them as the story continues. The visuals continue to impress, as well - Cloverworks is knocking it out of the park on this one.

ETA: I’ve been thinking about Nirei and his role in the story as the one that can explain to both Sakura and the audience who people are and what’s going on. I think normally this type of character can be annoying and can bring me out of the experience of a story. In this case, though, they did a really good job writing him to be a goofy guy with a strong sense of justice, even if he lacks the physical strength to follow through, and the dynamic he and Sakura have is still very fun even when he’s filling us in on lore, which mitigates both of those problems. It’s the little things like that that pull a story together.

The second episode was quite delightful to watch. I have been looking for anime like this for some time. I know we have only seen 2 episodes, if they do not drop the quality and the premise I think it can become quite a pleasant delinquent action anime, with the hints of comedy.

i dont mind the plot or the fact that how other characters are copycats from Tokyo Revengers but they should make some changes in dialogue writing. sometimes, some of those dialogues are cringe. or is that “hanamichi” look alike guy is just a blant parody?

It looks like Sakura’s mistaken “Fight To Be Top Delinquent” goal will be a running joke for the rest of the show.

The more he does, the more popular he gets with the townsfolk and his classmates.

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