#Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! Double

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Lost innocence

Kiri from "Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! Double" a.k.a. "Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! Season 2".

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Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! Double (Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out!) - New goods by Hobby Japan with new illustrations (Dancer ver.) available exclusively on AmiAmi. Release: March 2024

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Fall 2022 Faves

The Fall 2022 season was way better than the summer season.

My returning favorites were excellent, but these three new shows came out of nowhere and absolutely knocked me out:

#1 - Bocchi the Rock!

The total package. Great characters, humor, comradeship, and feels; interesting story; and animation that does quiet really, really well, and then recklessly swerves into whatever style will deliver the best joke. Bocci as kaiju? Picasso face? Or just anxiety squiggles? The animators are giving the team at Mob Psycho 100 a small run for their money. Big smiles from me.

#2 - Do It Yourself!!

This show is just… lovely. I'm not even gonna parse it; I'll just say that this show creates a vision of the world that I’d like to live in, and makes me calm, happy, and well-rested. Even Budddha looks at Serufu's chill and says, “damn, I need to up my game.” Just wonderful all around.

#3 - Chainsaw Man

If you had just described Chainsaw Man to me, I'd never have watched it. Who needs another edgelord demon hunter anime? Ugh. Then I watched it, and it's masterful. Pochita? Feels. Himeno? Feels. It’s the best twist on “nothing matters, so everything matters” I’ve seen in a while.

The rest of my watch list:

Issekai Will Never Die:

Tensei shitara Ken Deshita (Reincarnated as a Sword AKA Issekai Sword Daddy Adopts Orphaned Catgirl)

Akuyaku Reijou nanode Last Boss wo Kattemimashita (I'm the Villainess, So I'm Taming the Final Boss AKA Let's P-Whip The Demon Lord!)

Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute! (The Eminence in Shadow AKA I'm Not A Chūnibyō, You're A Chūnibyō!)

Wholesome and Adorable:

Shinmai Renkinjutsushi no Tenpo Keiei (Management of a Novice Alchemist AKA Lesbian Pharmacy Capitalist)

Uchi no Shishou wa Shippo ga Nai (My Master Has No Tail AKA Raccoon Standup Comic)

Yuusha Party wo Tsuihou sareta Beast Tamer, Saikyoushu no Nekomimi Shoujo to Deau (Beast Tamer AKA Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, But Less Annoying)

Our Returning Champions:

Mob Psycho 100 III (Mob Psycho 100 Season 3)

Spy x Family Part 2 (Spy x Family Season 1 Part 2)

Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! Double (Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! Season 2)

Pour One Out for Interspecies Reviewers:

Futoku no Guild (Immoral Guild AKA Heh Heh Boobies!!!)

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My Review of Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! Season 2

Season One Review

Time for double the fun! Does that also mean we get double controversy this time as well?

I think that raging piss-pad known as Twitter has been quiet since last season and learned to accept Uzaki-chan for what she is. There might be some issues later on since Miss Nagatoro is currently airing as of the date of this posting. But we’ll cross that bridge when the time comes. Time to watch a busty lass and her loner senpai.

HISTORY: Hana Uzaki was a college freshman. One day she casually met a former high school acquaintance named Shinichi Sakurai. That meeting only lasted a few seconds. After that meeting, Uzaki observed her senpai for a straight-up year as he does absolutely nothing. She thought that something had to be done. So, in her second year of college, she decided to hang out with Sakurai. Uzaki drags Sakurai everywhere and they do so much together. She says it’s to prevent him from becoming more of a loner. But is there something more there? Uzaki doesn’t think so, neither does Sakurai, but their friends Asai and Sakaki think so. Okay, let’s see what happens this season!

DOUBLE: We do get a flash of Uzaki and Sakurai last season as well as a future flash, but we jump right into Uzaki’s dilemma of the day. Yeah, we do get a bit of the same thing this season. Uzaki wants to hang out with Sakurai. Sakurai gets annoyed easily. They occasionally go to work. They occasionally hang out with other friends. And every time that happens, their friends try to ditch Uzaki and Sakurai so they can spend “alone time” together. Same shit, right?

Well, this season we do get introduced to new characters. This includes the rest of Uzaki’s family, including his girl-crazy brother and over-protective father. And we finally meet Sakurai’s family. As for the subject of Sakurai and Uzaki hooking up. The non-spoiler part of it is that there were a lot of fake-outs, baits-and-switches, and gotchas.

LICENSING: After the incident between Crunchyroll and several voice actors in a certain anime, I’m starting to grow concerned about returning castmates. This merger has not been pleasant in many areas. The good news here is that the original cast to Uzaki-chan has returned. Thank God, because I would boycott Crunchyroll if they replaced Monica Rial. She was made for the role of Uzaki-chan and don’t fight me on it. The only thing I’m questioning about is this “voice matching”. I’m guessing that there are some sessions Ricco Fajardo (voice of Sakurai) where he can’t be there and so they have David Matranga to voice match. Or something along those lines! I wonder if recording sessions have become more stressful or rushy after the FUNimation/Crunchyroll merger.

MEET THE PARENTS: Last season, we only met Uzaki’s mother. We’re quite familiar with this woman. She constantly thinks Sakurai wants to fondle her and do other unspeakable things to her and her daughter. Far from reality. Well, it’s time to meet the entire Uzaki family. And for shits and giggles, I’ll add Sakurai’s family here too.

Tsuki and Fujio are Uzaki’s parents. I think I’ve said all I can about Tsuki. She still thinks the wrong thing about Sakurai yet doesn’t say anything. Fujio on the other hand was in the dark about who this senpai of Uzaki’s was. However, Fujio and Sakurai already know each other because they work out at the same gym. They got along great! You just have to remember that Fujio is a father first and will wreck anyone who even looks at his daughters or wife.

Kiri and Yanagi are Uzaki’s younger brother and sister. Kiri met Sakurai once. It’s just that he doesn’t know that he’s the senpai of his sister nor does Sakurai catch onto his existence. Kiri is quite stubborn about literally everything. This was showcased greatly when Kiri goes to the gym and sees Sakurai out-doing Kiri at every turn. Sakurai’s dick was even bigger than his.

I can’t even believe I’m writing this in any review of mine. What the fuck do I care about some guy’s dick?! It was a funny moment. Kiri just staring at that big chungus.

As for Yanagi, she actually went up to her sister’s job to meet Sakurai. She’s a bit of a nosy person, but like Ami and Sakaki, she tries in her own way to get her sister and Sakurai together. However, her methods are a bit over the top.

Shirou and Haruko are Sakurai’s parents. It seems like Sakurai’s on good terms with his mother. His dad on the other hand is another story. Shirou tried to put distance between his son and the family so he could get freaky with his wife. He even lies to his wife saying he told Sakurai that he was going to be a big brother. Some father, am I right? On a plus-note, this is Tomokazu Sugita. It’s funny when I can point out his voice within five seconds. Here’s the cast list.

JAPANESE CAST: *Tsuki is played by Saori Hayami (known for Tsuruko on Anohana, Yor on Spy x Family, Shinobu on Demon Slayer, Anju on 86, Saki on Eden of the East, Yumeko on Kakegurui, Ononoki on Monogatari, and Kagura on Fairy Tail)

*Fujio is played by Hideo Ishikawa (known for Itachi on Naruto, Ukitake on Bleach, Polpo on Jojo’s Pt. 5, and Tatsuha on Gravitation)

*Kiri is played by Yuuko Sanpei (known for Selim/Pride on FMA:Brotherhood, Renton on Eureka Seven, Seita on Gintama, Gil on Ascendance of a Bookworm, Hart on YGO Zexal, and Boruto)

*Yanagi is played by Seina Katou

*Shirou is played by Tomokazu Sugita (known for Gin on Gintama, Kyon on Haruhi Suzumiya, Joseph on Jojo’s Pt. 2, Rudeus on Mushoku Tensei, Hideki on Chobits, Karasuma on Assassination Classroom, and Marlo on Attack on Titan)

*Haruko is played by Miki Itou (known for 18 on DBZ, Miyo on Higurashi, Touko on Natsume’s Book of Friends, Eva on Umineko, Taiga on Fate/Stay Night, Gyokuen on Magi, and Lind on Ah My Goddess)

ENGLISH CAST: *Tsuki is played by Terri Doty (known for Virgo on Fairy Tail, Young Ayato on Tokyo Ghoul, and Kirara on Assassination Classroom)

*Fujio is played by Matthew David Rudd

*Kiri is played by Hayden Daviau (known for Shinkan on Goblin Slayer and Rina on Love Live Nijigasaki)

*Yanagi is played by Brittany Lauda (known for Riko on Made in Abyss, F.F. on Jojo’s Pt. 6, Mai on Nichijou, Satoko on Higurashi Gou, Saki on Girlfriend Girlfriend, and Young Law on One Piece)

*Shirou is played by Cris George (known for Flegel on Attack on Titan, Sugarman on My Hero Academia, Zanac on Overlord, and Bepo on One Piece)

*Haruko is played by Morgan Garrett (known for Riko on Attack on Titan, Rei on My Hero Academia, Yuuko on Nichijou, Dia on Love Live Sunshine, Akane on Danganronpa, Henrietta on 86, and Sabo on One Piece)

SHIPPING DOUBLE!!: More people are on team Uzaki x Sakurai compared to last season. Now, we’ve got some close friends of Uzaki’s encouraging them to get together. I think Sakurai and Uzaki falling asleep next to each other out in public got some unwanted attention. But a tarot reading at the school festival kinda messed with Uzaki’s brain. And then there was this added pressure from her family.

Yes, we meet more members of the Uzaki family besides the mother. Unfortunately, Uzaki’s mother still has every wrong idea in her head when it comes to Sakurai. She still thinks he wants her and her juicy bits. In reality, he just wants to pet Uzaki’s kitties. No lie! It’s just as bad as it was last season. But it’s the entire family that has the wrong idea about Sakurai. Uzaki’s brother thought Sakurai was a hot girl senpai at first, Uzaki’s sister thinks something kinky is happening between them, and the father is wondering what the hell is going on with his daughter. Add to that, her father knows Sakurai from the gym but hasn’t caught on that he’s the infamous senpai that Uzaki has been hanging with. Not yet anyways!

The one thing that always seems to ruin the chances of this ship setting sail is the fact that Sakurai never says Uzaki’s first name. He always calls her ‘Uzaki’ (her last name). Yet he’s on first name basis with Uzaki’s mother and sister.

ENDING: I think it’s been teased several times this season that we’re getting something revolving around Uzaki and Sakurai during Christmas. It was teased in the first episode and the ending theme. Both characters have had such big changes when it comes to their feelings for the other. They both…I guess they both like each other. But of course, have never said anything to each other to prove that point. They’re just annoying friends. Uzaki’s father got on her case because she’s stayed overnight at his place several times and they’re not really boyfriend/girlfriend. Meanwhile, Sakurai came back home and got a bit of a beat-down from his old man about this very subject. Sakurai’s father is a scumbag, but he does make a good point.

After visiting the folks, Sakurai comes back to finally do something with Uzaki. That was until Uzaki annoyed him and earned herself a banishment from Sakurai’s apartment. Like everything else in this series, this never lasts more than half an episode. This whole snafu was cleared up when Uzaki and Yanagi decide to have Sakurai over for dinner before Christmas.

Things…um, they did not go well. Fujio went into overprotective papa beast mode when it was learned that the nice boy at the gym was the same guy that his daughter hangs out with and might have a thing for. Suddenly, Fujio is reminded of a gym conversation he had about his daughter with Sakurai. Fujio and Sakurai’s mood changed severely as they were both struck with fear and uncertainty. What are they to do?

Sakurai gets stinkin’ drunk as to forget what happened this night.

Yeah, but he still blabbed some things in his drunk haze. It only got worse from here.

Nudged by her sister Yanagi, Uzaki starts stripping Sakurai. Uzaki was drunk too. When Uzaki sobered up, she took Sakurai home. And at home, Sakurai pins her down on the bed. Make what you will with that scene. They were both sobering up in that scene. Thankfully, nothing transpired with this moment and Sakurai just passed out. The following day, he didn’t remember a thing that happened. Uzaki came forward and showed Sakurai the dirty evidence of what happened after he passed out. He took it a lot better than I thought he would.

However, he does recall pinning Uzaki down on his futon.

Now it’s time for Sakurai to try to come to grips with what his relationship with Uzaki is. He had another one-on-one with his scumbag father. And then had a small conversation with Sakaki and his boss, Akihiko. He asks if Uzaki really likes Sakurai. They said yes, and the fact that you couldn’t see it until now is astounding. Everyone knows. Even the customers! So, will Sakurai make a move? Will Uzaki say something? But if someone confesses, that means no season three. Sakurai holds her hand and then we got a bait and switch. Let’s hang out some more next year. It’s New Years. I forgot to mention it’s the new year.

Okay, I guess there’s more of this same old crap where neither character admits they like the other and we’re strung along for another season or two. I think since the events of Kaguya-sama’s third season went down; I’ve become more antsy with having to wait on these wishy-washy characters. Even Senpai and Nagatoro have a better relationship and Nagatoro made this kid cry in the first episode. Okay, I swear this is the last time I’ll bring up Miss Nagatoro in this review. It just doesn’t help that both series are similar in the premise, aired close to each other and their mangas came out around the same time.

I’m glad that there was some realizations for both Uzaki and Sakurai this season. I guess that’s some progress compared to the first season. Recommendation for this series as a whole might be a little tricky as a character like Uzaki can either be loved or hated depending on how you view her character. Uzaki is one of those characters that can make or break the show for certain people no matter how big her titties are. Yeah, I said it. Watch an episode or two and make your own judgement. And if you watched season one, you already know what to expect here.

If you want to check out Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out, Crunchyroll has both seasons available for streaming.

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This is why I find the romance in Uzaki-chan so bizarre. There's no way either was interested in the other. If they were both guys or both girls you'd be saying their friends and coworkers gaslit them into dating. And I mean that literally, a huge part of the plot is the conspiracy to trick them into dating and it's insane. Uzaki-chan wants to hang out will always just be "The creepy cafe people trick the aroace friends into dating" to me. Uzaki-chan is a psychological horror slice of life double act. Anyways can't wait to read the new issue.

This is the most reflection I’ve ever seen anyone do on Twitter.

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Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out Season 3 Release Date and More: Will the Beloved Anime Return?

Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out season 3 release date is something every anime fan is looking forward to!  The highly anticipated series is the sequel to the popular college romantic-comedy anime that first premiered in the summer of 2020.  Fans have been eagerly waiting for news about the next installment of this charming series. So, when can viewers expect to see more of Uzaki-chan and her friends? Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out, or Uzaki-chan for short, is an anime adaptation of the manga series created by Take.  The story revolves around Hana Uzaki, a lively and energetic college student who discovers that her school senior and crush, Shinichi Sakurai, also attends the same college.  Determined to make his college life more enjoyable, Hana spends her time with him, creating fun and heartwarming moments.

Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out season 3 release date, episode list, and more

The anime's first season, consisting of 12 episodes, was produced by Studio ENGI and aired from July 10, 2020, to September 25, 2020.  The second season followed, airing from October 1, 2022, to December 24, 2022, with 13 episodes.  Crunchyroll streamed the anime outside of Japan, garnering positive feedback from viewers and critics alike.  The wholesome interactions between the main characters and the rest of the cast made it a hit among romance and comedy fans. The burning question on everyone's mind is whether there will Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out season 3. Studio ENGI and the publisher Fujimi Shobo have yet to renew the anime for another season officially.  While some anime series receive immediate renewals after the first season finale, unfortunately, Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out season 3 was not one of them. However, we can speculate about the chances of a new season based on three key factors: the availability of source material, sales, and popularity.  Let's take a closer look at these factors to assess the possibility of Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out season 3 being released for its fans.

Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out Season 3: The series will return!

In terms of source material, there is ample content available for Season 3. The manga series has 24 volumes, with the anime only covering the first seven volumes in the first two seasons.  This means there are still three volumes worth of material to adapt, providing plenty of content for Studio ENGI to work with. The manga series is also ongoing, with consistent releases of new volumes, making it even more promising for a sequel. When it comes to sales and profitability, Uzaki-chan has performed exceptionally well. The series has reached a circulation count of 2.5 million copies across light novels, manga, and digital downloads.  The anime adaptation played a significant role in doubling sales within just two years. With such impressive sales numbers, Uzaki-chan is considered a successful manga series. Although Blu-ray and DVD sales are no longer the primary indicators of an anime's success, Uzaki-chan's home video release could have performed better in terms of sales.  However, this does not necessarily mean the anime did not generate a profit.  Revenue from licensing fees and merchandise sales could have compensated for the lower disc sales, giving hope for the show's continuation.

Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out Season 3: Conclusion

Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out Season 3's popularity both in Japan and the West is undeniable.  The manga has consistently appeared on Oricon's Best Selling manga chart, and the anime quickly became one of the most-watched shows during its debut season in Japan.  It also received positive reviews from viewers worldwide, further solidifying its popularity.  As of May 2023, Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out Season 3 has yet to have a confirmed release date.  It will likely air sometime in late 2024 or early if a new season is announced. Read the full article

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“Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! Double” The TV and PV

The cast of Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! is introduced in the marketing video for season two together with MKLNtic's "Happy Life," the show's epilogue song.  ENGI, Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai, produced the work! AT-X will start showing Double on October 1 at 9:00 p.m.

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Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! Double (Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out!) - 1/7 Hana Uzaki -SUGOI Knitwear ver.- Figure by Kadokawa. Release: February 2024

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Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! Double -  Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! Season 2 - 2022

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My Review of Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out

How did I get into this anime? Memes, controversy, outrage…I will get to you eventually! I know there were many people split on this anime and mainly the leading lady with the big bazooms. I’ll get to the controversy soon, for now let’s get down to what Uzaki-chan is about and why she wants to hang out.

Hana Uzaki is now a freshman in college. And on her first day, she runs into a senpai from her high school days, Shinichi Sakurai. Their first meeting really didn’t go anywhere. And the first 2 minutes of the series, we fast-forward through one whole year where Uzaki is watching Sakurai really do nothing with his life. Something must be done about this pile of nothing! One year later…

Hana Uzaki is now a sophomore in college. And on her first day of the new term, she decides to hang out with Sakurai. But Sakurai really has no interest in being all that social. He goes to his classes, he goes to work, and then heads home. Hey, I’m like that too, dude! No shame in that! But you can’t tell an out-going extrovert like Uzaki. Uzaki wants to keep Sakurai from being such a loner and takes him to different places like shopping malls, batting cages, movies, cafes, and all sorts of places. So basically it’s Uzaki-chan wanting to hang out with her senpai, but senpai doesn’t want to and finds Uzaki-chan an annoying twat that teases him.

That’s the anime! Make with it as you will!

BETWEEN THE SUB AND THE DUB: Okay FUNimation, you’re doing an anime involving college-aged students. Not just that, but a series with plenty of sexual double-entendres. I know you guys LOVE to input lines that have nothing to do with the series and no Japanese student would ever say that. So if you could just stick to the written material, that’d be great.

Actually, the dub isn’t half-bad. If I get to hear the great Kent Williams, I’m happy. And once again, we’ve got the female Jesus voice actress Monica Rial voicing the TITular, bubbly Uzaki. She’s perfect! Honestly, my only thought on the dub is every time Sakurai says the word, “Phrasing”. We know what he means when he says it! I just fear that one day I’ll wake up to Adam Reed and Jon H. Benjamin suing FUNimation for the use of “Phrasing”. I’m sure there are a bunch of AMV Hells using Archer clips with this anime. Yes, the dub is a boat-load of fun. With that said, here’s what you might recognize these folks from.

JAPANESE CAST: *Uzaki is played by Naomi Oozora (known for Susanna on Genshiken Nidaime, Tellu on Sailor Moon Crystal, and Chieri on Idolm@ster: Cinderella Girls)

*Sakurai is played by Kenji Akabane (known for Producer on Idolm@ster)

ENGLISH CAST: *Uzaki is played by Monica Rial (known for Bulma on DBZ: Kai, May Chang on FMA: Brotherhood, Index on Railgun/Index, Nyamo on Azumanga Daioh, Stocking on Panty & Stocking, and Mei-rin on Black Butler)

*Sakurai is played by Ricco Fajardo (known for Koutaro on Zombieland Saga, Itona on Assassination Classroom, Natsuya on Free!, Karim on Fire Force, Jackal on Fairy Tail, and Kyousuke on Danganronpa 3)

SHIPPING: Oh, we’ve got quite a few people wanting Sakurai and Uzaki to hook up in the romantic sense. Co-worker Ami along with her father love watching them from afar and having fun at their expense! Sakurai’s friend Sakaki tries to push him to do more adventurous things with Uzaki. But is there something to this ship?

Like any other heterosexual boy, he does get TITalated when accidentally brushing up or feeling up Uzaki’s tig-ol-bitties. And Uzaki does get bothered by Sakurai at small details like him not calling her by her first name and often gets blushy during some heated moments. Most of that is because of the accidental brushing or feeling up Uzaki’s tig-ol-bitties!

I am still on the side of I don’t think this ship will last or even set sail. Sakurai still finds Uzaki annoying as balls, but I think he’s grateful at times for her. Perfect examples of that gratitude are when Uzaki took care of Sakurai when he was sick and when she joined him at a cat café. But then we get some cute moments during episode 8 where we see a meek Uzaki talk to Sakurai for most of the episode and a cute flashback of the two in high school. This following with a cute realization from Sakurai about how much fun he’s having with Uzaki.

However, when Sakurai and Uzaki went on vacation, they were kinda duped into spending their time in lovey-dovey spots. And they are clearly NOT a couple! But their nosy friends are still determined to hook these two up come hell or high water. Yeah, both characters do get blushy with each other every so often, but I feel like this is more of a friendship than anything else.

CONTROVERSY AROUND UZAKI-CHAN: Gee, I wonder what the reason was that Uzaki-chan got a lot of flack for. I can’t think of two good reasons why this little lass got in so much trouble.

Yeah, let’s start off with the obvious. Short girls with big boobs! THEY EXIST! I can attest to the existence! And people who like them are not Lolita fetishers. They’re just perverts into big tits. Guys, Uzaki is 19 and a two-dimensional waifu, lay off. She’s not worth the effort in cancel culture. And this problem began long before Uzaki-chan even got the green-light for an anime series. Apparently, people got huffy when they saw Uzaki teasing Sakurai about getting stuck with a needle for a blood drive in Japan. Saying that they are using sex appeal to lure people to give blood!

First of all, I’m actually surprised they used Uzaki instead of the characters of Cells at Work. It would have made a lot more sense in my eyes. But then I could see the downside to that as they are literal cells. Whatever!

Second, sex sells. Even anime 2-D waifus! I don’t hear anyone getting outraged every time a skinny bitch in a bikini is advertising for football, trucks, or burgers. I know this reasoning doesn’t apply as Japan and U.S. do different things to get people’s attention. I just feel like saying it because most of the outrage came from whiny SJW’s from America with a big Twitter following. Yeah, my black ass is not fond of those people.

Third, WHO THE FUCK CARES?! My God, Uzaki was teasing Sakurai about giving blood so he would do so. This was actually a good ploy to get people to give blood. I would give blood more often if America offered something anime related. Don’t you people have anything better to do than to harass people about 2-D waifus? Aren’t we in the middle of a fucking pandemic? Tap Dancing Fuck!

ENDING: The final episode set us up with a punch to the gut where Uzaki comes to Sakurai’s apartment stating she can no longer see him. But it’s not like she’s moving away or her mother put her foot down on these two hanging out. Her grades are low and she needs to study for her final exams. I should have known this was a troll move.

The final episode wasn’t a total loss. I mean, we did get a revelation in the form of Sakurai getting drunk. Uzaki gets Sakurai drunk at his own apartment (so his defenses are down) and in his drunken haze, Sakurai reveals that he loves…her cooking. But Uzaki was also drunk and all she heard was the word “love”. They pass out, Sakurai’s friend comes in, puts them both to sleep on the futon, and leaves. The two of them wake up not knowing what happened that night, but definitely feel weird about everything. And their hanging out moments will continue. I mean, we are getting a season two. I don’t know when that’ll happen, but it was definitely green-lit.

In the meantime, there’s always Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro to watch!

Oof. That one is a lot to take in. Let’s just stick to Uzaki-chan right now.

This was an entertaining anime. Hell, the controversies don’t bother me one bit. Uzaki-chan is a cake-walk when you’ve got other anime controversies like bad CG or an anime set around revenge rape or Miss Nagatoro! Seriously, Miss Nagatoro is just Uzaki-chan on steroids. Anyways, Uzaki-chan is one of those fun animes you’ll want to watch if super curious. Or if you’re a straight-up pervert, you’ll won’t even care about the story and just stare at those jiggly-bits of Uzaki’s bouncing about. I’m sorry, but her flesh-colored tooth wasn’t enough for even me to look away from those globs of fat.

If you would like to watch Uzaki-chan, FUNimation has all 12 episodes available in either sub or dub.

Final note: Don’t insult Choco-mint.

Okay, what’s my next FUNimation licensed anime?

That one anime with THIS banger!

Fuck yeah!