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Yakuza Fiance Episode 7: Release Date! Kirishima’s Origin Will Be Revealed

Neo’s entry will soon make things more dramatic in Kirishima’s life. He has been keeping his past hidden from Yoshino and her family. However, Yakuza Fiance Episode 7 hints that his past will surface soon. Neo will soon make a grave mistake, leaving Yoshino to question her relationship with Kirishima. The upcoming episode will also focus on Neo’s hatred towards Yoshino as she desires to be the male protagonist’s partner. Will her wish be granted? Let’s see!





What To Expect Next In Yakuza Fiance Episode 7?





Yakuza Fiance Episode 7 will pick up right where the previous episode has left. Kirishima and Neo will have a steamy moment. Since Neo still holds onto Kirishima, she discusses her desire to be a part of his life. She wants to be near him as his official girlfriend. While they discuss their past and how things ended up back then, Kirishima won’t be a fan of accepting Neo’s proposal. He will soon brush off her proposal and reveal he loves a girl but isn’t sure about their relationship tag. It will soon intrigue Neo to learn more about Kirishima’s love interest .





Yakuza Fiance Episode 7 Preview
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The following day, Yoshino and Kirishima will head to university. She is searching for a perfect university where she can enroll. Surprisingly, Yoshino and Neo walk into each other. Since Neo has already seen the former’s face on Kirishima’s phone wallpaper, she appears wary of the yakuza’s granddaughter. However, Yoshino had no clue about Neo’s relationship with Kirishima. However, Yakuza Fiance Episode 7 hints that she will soon learn about Kirishima’s past and his origin.   





A Quick Yakuza Fiance Episode 6 Recap!





Yakuza Fiance Episode 6 began with Yoshino and Tsubaki talking over the phone. They discussed Kirishima’s obsession with the yakuza’s granddaughter. As they discussed it, Tsubaki asked the female protagonist to keep her guard around Kirishima. The former also suggested that the male protagonist had a past with girlfriends, which intrigued Yoshino. The episode shifted its focus to a public gathering where Neo, a commercial model, spoke with her friends. Just when they were discussing it, Kirishima joined the girl’s group.





Yakuza Fiance Episode 6 Recap
Crunchyroll




He had a normal conversation with Neo. However, Yakuza Fiance Episode 6 later revealed that Kirishima and Neo had a past. They were in an adult relationship but cut their ties off for some reason. Back to the present, Kirishima gave Neo her number in case she needed his help. Later at night, Yoshino revealed she wanted to visit Osaka. However, Kirishima tagged along with her. They briefly met with Sohma, who wasn’t happy to see the former. While the trio spent time together, Kirishima received Neo’s call and decided to see her.   





Yakuza Fiance Episode 7 Release Date





According to the Yakuza Fiance Episode 7 release schedule, the latest episode will air on November 18, 2024, at 12 am JST. It is available on local Japanese networks such as Tokyo MX and BS11. Meanwhile, global fans can catch it on Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Aniplus Asia. The all-new episodes air every Monday night, so don’t miss it. This is all for now. Stay with The Anime Daily for more such updates. 


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Source: Yakuza Fiance Episode 7: Release Date! Kirishima’s Origin Will Be Revealed
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Other News / Is AI's meteoric rise beginning to slow?
« Last post by DorrisMahn on November 19, 2024, 01:28:09 AM »
Is AI's meteoric rise beginning to slow?

Industry insiders are beginning to acknowledge that large language models aren't scaling endlessly higher at breakneck speed when pumped with more power and data.
Source: Is AI's meteoric rise beginning to slow?
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SaltDrop Founder Dino Malvone Shares Why Greta Gerwig Loves His Flowy and Dynamic Mat-Based Workouts

SaltDrop founder Dino Malvone tells ET why Greta Gerwig loves his workouts that provide a reset for the mind and body.
Source: SaltDrop Founder Dino Malvone Shares Why Greta Gerwig Loves His Flowy and Dynamic Mat-Based Workouts
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Anime News / Skip and Loafer – Episode 11
« Last post by Alderis on November 18, 2024, 11:13:17 PM »
Skip and Loafer – Episode 11

Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today I’d like to take a stroll back to the delightful drama of Skip and Loafer, as our two charmingly mismatched leads muddle their way through the school festival. Through the combined pressures of Mitsumi’s self-assigned responsibilities and Shima’s participation in the class play, the two are each essentially revisiting their childhood dreams, seeing how their old ambitions fit them, and where their new feelings might lead.


This process has prompted some good, productive friction for both of them, as Mitsumi reaches the limits of what she can do alone, and Shima grapples with his complex feelings regarding stage performance. But regardless of their personal journeys, what has been made abundantly clear is just how much they care for each other, and desire to keep each other from harm. Shima expresses this concern through his attempts to shield Mitsumi from disappointment, while Mitsumi pushes Shima to embrace uncertainty, knowing he is strong enough to pick himself back up. Let’s see how their dance continues as we return to Skip and Loafer!



Episode 11



We open by panning down over the festival’s roadside entrance, as if we’re visiting as guests ourselves. A fine way to combine establishing and perspective shots, making us feel more like we’re actually in the crowd ourselves


These school festivals seem like an excellent way to ensure theoretically isolated school clubs all feel like part of the same larger community, both within their school and as a part of their town. It makes sense for Japan’s generally community-oriented perspective, in contrast with the frequent framing of American school clubs as rivals or antagonists


Our student council president Kazakami chats comfortably with prospective students, until Takamine angrily informs him he is needed back at the orientation table. The difference in their perspectives embodies how they are each best for their assigned role – Kazakami can make the student council seem approachable, while Takamine is the unpersonable backbone making sure the work gets done



“This event’s such a big deal, some students risk their college chances to participate.” Of course, Mitsumi sympathizes with how Takamine is only being so serious because the fortunes of other students depend on her taking this seriously. The student council pair mirror Mitsumi and Shima quite well


“I’m sure she must want to be president more now than ever.” And as Mitsumi’s mirror, Takamine offers an early demonstration that all the preparation and suitability in the world won’t necessarily ensure you follow a frictionless road to your dreams. Mitsumi claims she is good at picking herself back up, but she hasn’t fallen that hard yet, certainly not on the scale of someone like Shima


We get a brief montage of their class play, holding for the key line “Johan, you must choose how to live your own life”



There is no happy ending for Johan, but his uncertainty ensures the rest of the family lives peacefully. Basically the role Shima has accepted in his own life


Mika asks if Nao is stopping by, a welcome indicator that Nao has continued to serve as Mika’s confidant. Mika could certainly use a friend who understands the ungenerous feelings of youth


Seeing all her classmates meeting up with old friends, Mitsumi suddenly feels isolated, thinking of how everyone she used to know is a world away


Meanwhile, Yuzuki’s showing off her painting skills at the art exhibition. I appreciate all these small flourishes of texture we’re receiving regarding the secondary cast, as the school festival offers them a chance to show off their other interests



Mitsumi briefly perks up at the thought of that grump Makoto also being a loner, but it turns out even she has friends from middle school here. Brutal, Mitsumi


Yuzuki is tired of being hit on by people who aren’t even interested in her work. “They pay no attention to something I poured my heart and soul into, then turn around and tell me they’re interested in me? Is that supposed to make me happy?” It’s all a superficial dance to her suitors, the pleasantries you dispense with in order to ask a girl out. They are interested in her as an object, not as a person, and she is tired of playing that game


“Everyone has their own issues,” Mitsumi reflects. Yuzuki’s appearance means she is constantly being engaged by people who have no interest in her thoughts or passions, and must maintain a certain degree of cynicism regarding new connections



Mitsumi and Yuzuki run into Makoto and her middle school friends, who are both low-energy loners like Makoto, and have a difficult time dealing with Yuzuki’s energy. Yuzuki’s in a frustrating spot where her natural look and affectation means she frequently attracts people who just want something from her, while others often judge and discount her from the start


But Makoto sees this, and refuses to let it happen, swiftly rambling about all of Yuzuki’s genuinely admirable qualities to her friends. She’s become such a loyal friend!


“They’re good girls once you get to know them.” It’s actually Makoto who ends up apologizing for her friends. The personas we set up as insecure adolescents often serve as barriers to true connection, but with as earnest a person as Mitsumi tying them together, Makoto and Yuzuki were able to find all these things to appreciate in each other



“We don’t feel like it’s only been six months, right?” Yuzuki can only marvel at how short a time she’s spent with Mitsumi, Mika, and Makoto – their barriers dropped so quickly, and though they’re such profoundly different people, they can talk as if they’ve known each other forever. That Mitsumi magic at work


The girl Kazakami was advising stops by the info booth, grateful for how much he calmed her nerves. Another affirmation that Kazakami is a perfect front-facing leader; though he might not understand all the details of his job, he understands how to comfort people when they need assurance


But here’s trouble brewing in the distance, as Ririka learns about the school festival!



The next day, the girl beside Mitsumi at the info desk starts talking about new festival romances, basically just priming us for a future romantic confrontation


Then Kanechika shows up, looking like a cross between a Hollywood talent scout and a Miami hitman


Kanechika begs Shima to come watch the drama club’s performance, to which Shima responds by asking Kanechika what is his endgame is regarding all this passion for performance



“Is there really an endpoint for daily routines like eating and going to work? I can’t think of it yet.” There is no cost associated with Kanechika’s passion at the moment, so he’s free to embrace it without thinking about what tomorrow will bring. He cannot relate to Shima’s obsession with consequences, his choice to hold back from full, potentially “selfish” engagement with the world, simply because it might result in others getting hurt


Elsewhere, a young boy named Kei-chan is separated from his mother


Ah, of course, it’s Shima’s little brother. Those potential consequences coming home to roost


Kanechika’s play offers an explanation for his outfit – he’s actually playing a debt collector



“It was so good!” “Really? Of course it was.” Lovely seeing Kanechika transition from genuine vulnerability, feeling bowled over at the idea that someone else might truly connect with his work, to his usual lighthearted confidence. This performance meant a lot to him, and there’s nothing like seeing something you poured your soul into truly resonate with your audience


The rest of the world desaturates as Shima looks at Kanechika, embodying how all else fades away in this moment of reconnection with the passion he’d forgotten


Unfortunately, Shima is informed of his brother’s situation before he can actually talk with Kanechika


On the way, Shima admits that he just doesn’t know how to deal with his stepbrother, and thus generally avoids him. Once again, it takes someone else to remind him that yes, little brothers generally care about their older brothers’ attention and perspective



“I guess my Mom came to see the class play. But why?” Man, was he ever scarred by his prior experiences. The fact that his performance couldn’t save his parents’ marriage as a child seems to have convinced him that his mom would have no interest in seeing him perform


The brothers come face to face and Keiri immediately bursts into tears, proving what a brave face he was putting on before. But his love and trust in his brother is clear in his willingness to embrace his true feelings


Shima’s classmates point out an obvious truth he was never able to put together himself: his brother has always been acting considerate of him, and too shy to express his genuine interest in spending time with Shima, much like how Shima himself often acts. It is the qualities they share that have kept them apart


But what’s this? Shima’s mom runs into Ririka!?



And Done


Whew, we are really moving now! With both the season and festival nearing their end, we’re barreling through a much-anticipated series of referendums on how much the past still haunts Shima, how far he has come since his anxious younger days, and where exactly he wants to go now. Shima’s “crimes” have been restricting him ever since he abandoned acting, as he clearly blames himself not just for Ririka’s scandal, but also for the division within his family. But with friends like Mitsumi and Kanechika demonstrating the rewards of truly committing yourself to your passion, even if you stumble along the way, it seems he might be ready to forgive himself and move forward, aspiring to live as earnestly as the brilliant Mitsumi. I eagerly await the final performance.


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Source: Skip and Loafer – Episode 11
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Anime News / Shigemitsu Harada, Hachi Sendō's Hikaru to Hikaru Comedy Manga Ends
« Last post by Junky4000 on November 18, 2024, 11:13:17 PM »
Shigemitsu Harada, Hachi Sendō's Hikaru to Hikaru Comedy Manga Ends

Gender bender comedy launched in March 2023
Source: Shigemitsu Harada, Hachi Sendō's Hikaru to Hikaru Comedy Manga Ends
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Saudi’s Manara in advanced talks to buy stake in First Quantum’s Zambian mines 

Saudi Arabia’s Manara Minerals is closing in on a deal to buy a minority stake in Canadian miner First Quantum Minerals’ Zambian copper and nickel assets. Manara, a joint venture between Saudi Arabian mining company Ma’aden and its $925 billion Public Investment Fund, is in advanced talks to acquire between 15% and 20% equity in the Zambian assets, sources told Reuters . First Quantum shares rose as much as 4.9% after the story was published. 





Why it matters 





The potential deal is in the spotlight as copper is a much sought-after element for the clean energy transition due to its uses in the manufacture of EVs and data centers powering artificial intelligence. First Quantum shares rose as much as 4.9% in early morning trade in Toronto after the Reuters story was published. 


The post Saudi’s Manara in advanced talks to buy stake in First Quantum’s Zambian mines  appeared first on Reuters News Agency .


Source: Saudi’s Manara in advanced talks to buy stake in First Quantum’s Zambian mines 
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Other News / Opposition Parties, Civic Groups Hold Massive Anti-Gov’t Rally in Seoul
« Last post by Tinien on November 18, 2024, 06:23:00 PM »
Opposition Parties, Civic Groups Hold Massive Anti-Gov’t Rally in Seoul

[Politics] :
The main opposition Democratic Party(DP) held a large rally on Saturday, condemning the Yoon Suk Yeol government and calling for a special counsel investigation to get to the bottom of snowballing allegations against Yoon and first lady Kim Keon-hee.

At the rally in central Seoul, DP Chairman Lee Jae-myung ...

[more...]

Source: Opposition Parties, Civic Groups Hold Massive Anti-Gov’t Rally in Seoul
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Anime News / MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7: Release Date! Kanata Vs. Kaito Akaba
« Last post by Taniara on November 18, 2024, 02:31:59 PM »
MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7: Release Date! Kanata Vs. Kaito Akaba

MF Ghost Season 2 is taking things to the next level. Racers are already fighting to secure the first position. However, it won’t be easy, thanks to the volcanic ash covering the track, decreasing its visibility. While things are challenging for them, MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7 hints that Kanata will rise like a phoenix. His newfound racing skills will soon make him the talk of the town. However, the question arises: Can he beat the top racers and secure the first position? Let’s see. 





What To Expect In MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7?





The Lake Ashinoko GT race isn’t over yet. Although Kanata has secured fourth place, the race is still ongoing, and MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7 hints that he will soon face a challenging situation. The track’s visibility will decrease, forcing the drivers to slow down their race cars. However, it won’t stop Kanata. While he is trying his best to get a grip on this situation, his instincts will help him surpass another racer. This time, he will take over Kaito Akaba and secure the third position in the race.





MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7 Preview
Crunchyroll




The race will undoubtedly help pave the way for Kanata. He is rising like a star, capturing MFG’s GM’s attention. Since the latter has become a fan of Kanata, he will be disappointed to learn that the viewers can’t see his brilliant move. On the other hand, Kaito Akaba will be surprised to learn that a newbie has surpassed him in such a dangerous situation. While Kanata has become a rising star, MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7 suggests that Ohtani and Takuya Yanagida will focus on maintaining their position. Meanwhile, the other racers will compete to get the first position.     





A Quick MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 6 Recap!





MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 6 began with the Lake Ashinoko GT race. Since it was heavily raining, the race was put on hold. During that time, Ikeda was asked about Aiba and his driving skills. Despite the latter having incredible driving skills, the former shared that Aiba needed to work on his mindset. His hot-headed nature could put him and his car in trouble. As the rain eased off, Ikeda remarked that the track would remain wet for a while. However, Kanata had his plans. He believed that the puddles would soon be dried up.





MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 6 Recap
Crunchyroll




Kanata then planned to overtake Maezono. He decided to create enough distance between them so the latter couldn’t catch up with him later. However, the racers didn’t know about the upcoming threat: volcanic ash. It covered the entire race track in thick fog, popularly known as the White Devil, as it affected visibility. Despite that, MFG’s GM, Joyu, ordered to keep the race going. Many doubted his decision but followed his orders. He later revealed about the motive behind his decision. As MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 6 continued, it revealed that Kanata secured fourth place but was dissatisfied with his performance.   





MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7 Release Date





According to the official MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7 release schedule, the upcoming episode will air on November 18, 2024, at 12 am JST. Due to differences in time zones, others can catch the latest episode on Sunday, November 10. In Japan, it will be available on Tokyo MX, BS11, RKB Mainichi Broadcasting network, Yomiuri TV, and TV Aichi. Meanwhile, global fans can catch it on Crunchyroll. This is all for now. Stay with The Anime Daily for more such updates.   


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Source: MF Ghost Season 2 Episode 7: Release Date! Kanata Vs. Kaito Akaba
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Anime News / The Stories of Girls Who Couldn't Be Magicians ‒ Episode 6
« Last post by Junky4000 on November 18, 2024, 01:31:01 PM »
The Stories of Girls Who Couldn't Be Magicians ‒ Episode 6

Who gets booted from a program because they fail at the gym or something purportedly “fun?” Even the strictest of anime schools don't go that far.
Source: The Stories of Girls Who Couldn't Be Magicians ‒ Episode 6
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Other News / Lula’s wife curses out Elon Musk on eve of Brazil’s G20
« Last post by DorrisMahn on November 18, 2024, 10:49:10 AM »
Lula’s wife curses out Elon Musk on eve of Brazil’s G20

Brazil's first lady took aim at the billionaire owner of the X platform at an event while talking about the need to regulate social media networks and combat fake news.
Source: Lula’s wife curses out Elon Musk on eve of Brazil’s G20
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