Real Girl

Tsutsui and Iroha are assigned to clean the pool together as punishment for arriving late. As they work, subtle hints of growing tension and connection begin to emerge between them.

Tsutsui begins to understand the complexities of real-life relationships as his bond with Iroha starts to develop.

Tsutsui grapples with his increasing emotions for a girl from the real world, and an unexpected character offers him guidance.

Tsutsui receives an anonymous letter inviting him to meet someone at the gym, leaving him to wonder whether it is a personal confession or something more dangerous.

Tsutsui finds it difficult to express his emotions toward Iroha as they navigate the consequences of a mysterious letter that has surfaced.

Following a disagreement with Itou and Iroha, Tsutsui struggles to find the right way to make amends.

Iroha and Tsutsui face emotional challenges as a new friend disrupts the balance of their relationship, leading to tension and insecurity.

Tensions and strong emotions lead to frequent conflicts among the group during their weekend at the cabin.

Tsutsui and his 3D girl confront the emotional fallout from their experience at the cabin, questioning whether their relationship can survive the strain.

Tsutsui grapples with the tension following Ayado's confession, as their relationship faces new challenges and emotional shifts.

Tsutsui's well-meaning suggestion for Ito to invite Ayado to a movie backfires, leading to unintended complications.

Tsutsui struggles to understand and express the significance of his bond with Iroha as her brother unexpectedly returns home, complicating their dynamic.

Tsutsui faces the annual normie challenge: the Culture Festival. As the group scrambles to organize, they must navigate chaos and collaboration to create a memorable event.

As the Culture Festival gets underway, the group takes on the challenge of ensuring the school enjoys a successful and entertaining event, despite the inevitable social mishaps and discomforts.

Hikari initially feels comfort in the return to routine, but his peace is disrupted when he discovers his father at a café with a woman who is not his mother.

Tsutsui's family faces a critical moment as betrayals threaten their relationships. While some families may endure such conflicts, others may not. The episode explores the difficulty of restoring trust once it has been shattered.

Ayado finds that navigating a real-life relationship with Ito is more challenging than she expected, as her vivid manga-inspired daydreams interfere with their date.

Ishino's long-awaited date with Takanashi takes place at an aquarium, but their plans may be complicated by the unexpected presence of other visitors.

Ito seeks advice from Takanashi on a personal matter, surprising others since he is typically close to Tsutsui. His choice raises questions about the nature of the issue and the dynamics between the characters.

Takanashi's mother is hospitalized, prompting Ishino to offer help by preparing dinner for the family. While Ishino's intentions are kind, Takanashi may interpret her actions as overstepping.

With college entrance exams approaching, Tsutsui's academic performance declines, raising concerns about whether he has lost interest in his future or is being distracted by something else.

As Iroha's time with Tsutsui approaches its final month, she begins to distance herself, leaving him puzzled about the reasons behind her sudden avoidance.

Tsutsui struggles to move on after parting ways with Iroha, and his friends worry about his ability to focus on upcoming college entrance exams. They attempt to help him regain his motivation and find a way forward.

A character struggles with memory loss but continues to feel deep emotional connections, suggesting that love and the heart may remember even when the mind does not.