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Never thought I’d see a music battle feel as intense as a Sengoku war council. Koumei’s wild strategy with the social media campaign totally flipped the game, and it’s crazy how it mirrors real life viral moments. Meanwhile, Nanami’s accidental mic drop during the live set was hilarious and somehow made the whole thing feel even more real. With the way the show blends ancient tactics with modern hustle, I wonder if we’re about to see more anime mixing history and pop culture like this. Maybe Koumei’s plans are actually building up to something way bigger than just music. Can’t wait to see what kind of festival sized plot twist comes next—anyone else got wild theories or favorite scenes?
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Koumei’s mind games are next level—never thought I’d be hyped about marketing tactics in an anime. The way he uses old school war strategies for clout chasing is genius. Nanami’s slip up made it feel so unscripted, like a real concert. If more shows blend eras like this, I’m all in. Wonder what his endgame is!
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