In the second episode of the Russian series, titled “So Much For Childhood Friends,”Alya reveals her tendency to hide her feelings. The episode, which aired on July 10, 2024, on Tokyo MX and other channels in Japan, also delves into the complicated relationship between Masachika Kuze and Suou Yuki, with Alya joining them on a shopping trip.
The Russian-Japanese girl went to a fitting and consulted Kuze for his opinion. In addition, Alya’s emotional reserve was evident in Russian episode 2 as she bravely tackled a “fiery”challenge, joining her friends in consuming extremely spicy food.
Without a doubt, Doga Kobo has done an exceptional job of bringing the written words from SunSunSun’s original light novel series to life in the episode. The production studio managed to incorporate not only comedic elements, but also numerous fan service moments.
Alya’s Dilemma: The Student Council President’s Invitation to Lunch in Russian episode 2
Alya’s tendency to hide her feelings is evident in the second episode of the Russian series, as Masachika Kuze assists her and Suou Yuki with organizing the school’s storage room. While Yuki converses with Kuze in a relaxed manner, Alya can’t help but feel envious. She retreats into her thoughts in Russian, convinced that Kuze is not showing her the same level of attention.
Kenzaki, the president of the Student Council, praises Masachika and the others for efficiently completing the work in the storage room. He also mentions to Kuze that Yuki has spoken highly of his skills. As a gesture of gratitude for his hard work, the president invites Kuze to join him for lunch and suggests that Alya and Yuki come along as well.
In the second episode of the Russian series, Alya is seen hiding her emotions before joining Kuze, Yuki, and Kenzaki for lunch at a restaurant. The Student’s Council President tries to convince Kuze to join the Council, but he declines, citing his negative experiences with the Council during his middle school years.
During lunch, Kuze discovers from Kenzaki that in addition to Yuki, Alya plans on running for the position of School Council President next year. Kenzaki then requests that Kuze accompany Kujo home after lunch, as he and Yuki will be heading in a different direction.
As they walked back home, Masachika Kuze inquired of Alya if she was truly determined to run for the next president. The Russian-Japanese girl confirmed her desire to do so, but did not disclose her reasons.
Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings: The Nature of Yuki and Masachika’s Relationship Gets Disclosed (Russian Episode 2)
After taking Kujo for a walk near her home, Masachika Kuze goes back to his house. Interestingly, he sees Yuki lying on the sofa, casually reading a manga. Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian episode 2 reveals that Yuki is actually Masachika’s younger sister.
The following morning, Masachika is awakened by his sister in a rather suggestive manner. Since it is their day off, they decide to spend it together by going to a movie and then going shopping. Surprisingly, they encounter Alya at the shopping center, who had been secretly following them.
Yuki invites Alya to join them for lunch and informs her that the food will have a bit of spiciness. Despite some hesitation, Alya ultimately agrees to join them.
The storyline of episode 2 of Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian continues with Yuki and Masachika taking Alya to The Hell’s Cauldron restaurant. Alya is curious about the type of cuisine that will be served at the establishment.
Masachika believes that “Pool of Blood Hell”would be a suitable choice for a first-timer, as it is a simple dish. However, Alya’s mouth continues to burn from the intense heat of the spicy noodles she is slurping.
At the same time, Yuki casually reveals that she’s wearing Masachika’s clothing, leaving Alya puzzled. Kuze attempts to clarify that Yuki unexpectedly showed up at his house in the morning. He prefers to keep his familial connection with Yuki private. Surprisingly, Alya believes his explanation.
Alya’s Hidden Feelings in Russian Episode 2: Alya’s Shopping Companion Request to Kuze
After enduring the intense heat of the Hell’s Cauldron, Alya refreshes her taste buds with a scoop of ice cream. As Yuki departs for a task, Masachika is left alone with Alya. Once again, the boy inquires about Alya’s motivation for running in the presidential race.
Alya firmly states that she is doing it out of her own desire. However, she is also aware that she requires a running mate to be eligible for the position of Student Council President. Although she does not currently have a partner, she would be ecstatic if Kuze could join her. Nevertheless, she expresses her true sentiments only in Russian.
After inquiring about his plans, Alya enlists Masachika’s assistance in selecting some clothing. Despite feeling that it is a personal matter, Masachika decides to help her regardless as a good friend.
In episode 2 of the Russian series, Alya initially conceals her emotions but later reveals them while trying on different outfits during the trial. Masachika’s heartfelt compliments catch her off guard and leave her feeling fluttery inside.
Alya, hoping to impress Kuze, decides to pose in a provocative dress, but her attention is drawn to Yuki instead. She is overcome with embarrassment and wishes she could disappear. Eventually, the trio makes their way home by train.
Masachika bids farewell to Alya, assuring her that they will meet again on Monday. The second episode of Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian concludes with her realization that Masachika and Yuki disembarked at the same station.
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