Oshi no Ko Season 2 Episode 10: A Twist in Aqua’s Connection to Himekawa and Rising Focus on New B-Komachi

Oshi no Ko Season 2 Episode 10: A Twist in Aqua’s Connection to Himekawa and Rising Focus on New B-Komachi

Oshi no Ko season 2 episode 10, titled Liberation, premiered on Wednesday, September 11, 2024, at 11:00 pm JST, after a brief one-week hiatus. This episode follows the revelation in the previous installment that Himekawa and Aqua are half-brothers who share the same father, leading to a deeper exploration of Himekawa’s father, Seijuro Uehara.

In a shocking twist, it becomes known that Seijuro is their father, and Himekawa recounts the tragic double suicide of his parents, motivated by love. This revelation forces Aqua to reevaluate his lifelong quest for revenge against Ai’s murderer, which now appears to be significantly altered.

The narrative then transitions to the new B-Komachi idol group’s development as they strategize to enhance their careers. The team plans a trip to Miyazaki, the birthplace of Aqua and Ruby, to film a music video, and Aqua decides to join the journey.

Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for Oshi no Ko season 2 episode 10.

Oshi no Ko season 2 episode 10: The new B-Komachi prepares for their first original song while Ruby discovers Gorou’s disappearance

Oshi no Ko season 2 episode 10 opening events: Aqua and Himekawa’s father reveal brings unexpected twists

The episode opens with Aqua sharing the news with Himekawa that they are half-brothers, both sharing the same father. Himekawa takes Aqua to his home for further discussion, curious about Aqua’s mother, but Aqua declines to share any details, leading Himekawa to speculate that she was likely a celebrity.

Himekawa then opens up about his own mother, Airi Himekawa, and shares the news about his parents’ tragic deaths due to a double suicide, which occurred when he was only five years old. He reveals that his real surname is Uehara, named after his father, Seijuro Uehara.

Aqua after learning about Seijuro (Image via Doga Kobo)
Aqua after learning about Seijuro (Image via Doga Kobo)

Himekawa elaborates that Seijuro was a relatively obscure actor linked with various acclaimed celebrities. Aqua is taken aback to find that the person he sought vengeance against over Ai’s murder has already died. Despite the dark history, Himekawa finds joy in the fact that he has a half-brother.

Returning home the next morning, Aqua faces Ruby’s wrath for being out all night. He explains that he spent the night at Himekawa’s place and promises to introduce Ruby to him.

Now that his revenge-driven mission is complicated by these new revelations, Aqua feels uncertain about his future. A call from Kana and texts from Akane lead him to ponder the possibility of leading a more carefree life and pursuing his own happiness.

Oshi no Ko season 2 episode 10: The new B-Komachi aims to boost their popularity with fresh ideas

The episode progresses as the new B-Komachi discusses their strategies for growth. Mem-Cho counsels Kana and Ruby, who are frustrated with their current 20,000 YouTube subscribers, about the platform’s challenges and suggests they film room tour videos to increase viewership, beginning with Kana’s room.

Ruby contemplates whether to remove posters of Ai before filming to keep her past hidden but is conflicted about that choice. She reflects on the reasoning behind naming the group “B-Komachi,”emphasizing their desire to fulfill Ai’s dream while searching for Gorou.

Airi and Seijuro's suicide news (Image via Doga Kobo)
Airi and Seijuro’s suicide news (Image via Doga Kobo)

A flashback reveals young Ruby trying unsuccessfully to reach Gorou through the hospital, only to discover he is missing. Ruby hopes that naming the group will catch Gorou’s attention, believing he may still be watching over them.

For their next viewer enhancement strategy, Mem-Cho proposes a trip to shoot a music video, suggesting a three-day excursion to celebrate the end of the Tokyo Blade stageplay. Kana views this as an opportunity to bond with Aqua and asks for details.

Mem-Cho proposes Miyazaki as their filming location, surprising Ruby since it’s their birthplace and where their past lives ended. Mem-Cho also encourages creating original songs to attract more viewers.

The story shifts to the progress of their upcoming original song. Miyako mentions that she has contacted Himura, who previously composed for the original B-Komachi.

Aqua in this episode (Image via Doga Kobo)
Aqua in this episode (Image via Doga Kobo)

Aqua considers reaching out to Himura, who might have connections to Ai, but soon finds his thirst for revenge dissipating at the thought of their father’s demise.

As the progress of the song stalls, Himura requests more time due to a lack of inspiration. Per Ruby’s suggestion, the team sends Himura a video of Ruby expressing her eagerness for the song, successfully motivating him to finish it.

Oshi no Ko season 2 episode 10 closing events: Aqua decides to join the Miyazaki trip as a mysterious girl enters the plot

The mysterious girl (Image via Doga Kobo)
The mysterious girl (Image via Doga Kobo)

The concluding scenes of Oshi no Ko season 2 episode 10 reveal the conclusion of the Tokyo Blade stageplay, leaving Aqua feeling adrift. Sensing his discontent, Ruby invites him to accompany the group to Miyazaki, as suggested by Kana.

Aqua reflects on the fact that he hasn’t been to Miyazaki since his rebirth and decides to join the group. The episode wraps up with a scene set in Miyazaki featuring a mysterious girl with white hair, who appears to be excited for unexplained reasons.

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