Yoshiko gets tired easily from trying to interact with the Normies. Hanamaru knows what to do.
We don't know what the context is yet, but we did get this scene of very young Kanan, Mari and Dia having an emotional moment.
Yoshiko tries hard to talk like a Normie to other Normies.
The big news this episode is that the girls' school might have to shut down. Chika is excited to follow in the exact same footsteps as µ's.
The other Aqours girls think Chika was having the wrong kind of reaction.
Eh, she's excited and running around the school.
Chika's club mates are getting used to this kind of thing.
Hanamaru is excited that they might be going to school in the big city. It's the future! She's always been excited about the future, when she's actually just discovering the near past.
You is all up for saving the school, but they still have to figure out how.
Chika brainstormed for how a bunch of school idols could actually save their school.
Making a promotional video of their town sounded like a good idea, but Hanamaru and Ruby weren't exactly the spokesmodel types.
Yohane's eye could see where Ruby ran off to. Eh, not really.
The other girls found their own roles in front of the camera.
Chika was the obvious choice to be the host of the PV, but she ran out of ideas pretty quick.
You wanted to point out the closest urban center, but it really wasn't that close to her own town.
Even puppies wearing thief pattern neckerchiefs are a source of horror to Riko.
Ruby needed to get home before dark and she dragged a munching Hanamaru with her.
Mari wasn't impressed with the girls' video and only woke up when it was over.
Mari did have an important observation that the video did not capture anything special about their town at all. Chika decided to find that on her own.
Of course the traditional minded Dia with the hime cut would know how to dance the Kagura.
Riko was wary about visiting Chika's house with Shiitake running around. Be afraid, Riko. Be very afraid.
Chika did find something to tie their school idol group to the town: the lantern festival.
Chika was happy to find something to share with the rest of the world about her little town.
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