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MG1: The best one. Overall very, very good.

MG2: Very good, and some single moments that eclipsed some from MG1, but a disappointing final episode.

MG3: Excruciatingly painful acting from some of the adult actors, and a very slow build-up which I had issues with. But it got better, and it was worth watching, for certain episodes and individual performances. As a whole definitely the weakest of the three seasons, but it had its moments.

I agree with you. I loved the first one. Sequel is usually never better than the first. MG3 was a disappointment for me. The acting was very weak. The "gakuen" loses a lot when they fight against adults instead of each other. I was glad I watched it to the end though since Jurina was kicking ass again!

I wonder what kind of group she's going to make. Can't wait to see her performing. I miss all the OG member

I miss seeing her on tv.

I love the encouraging songs as well, and goodness knows they're aplenty in the 48 family discography. I honestly consider Aki-P to be one of the best lyricists. He writes so many. Seriously, he has written thousands and continues to pump out more and more all the time and they're so consistently fantastic. The gigantic amount of good, well-thought out lyrics in the 48 family greatly outweigh the shallow ones, which is quite rare for an idol group, I think.

 

Some of my favorites, however, have to be the ones centered around a story and that give me a clear image. A classic example is Itoshiki Natasha, a story about a man searching for his love across Siberia because he can't live without her.

 

I also love Sakura no Ki ni Narou's lyrics that I usually interpret as about a student who has passed away and is watching over their friends as the spirit of a sakura tree in their schoolyard.

 

I also find Hitsujikai no Tabi's lyrics to be incredibly interesting about a Shepard's journey that can be interpreted in many different ways. I also pair it with the PV in my mind and so consider it to be about the journey of life, and eventually into death.

 

I also consider Kaze wa Fuiteiru's lyrics to be some of the most touching, uplifting I've ever heard/read.

I like Kaze wa Fuiteiru too. It's comforting and gives hope. Makes me want to work harder!

Do you think her jokes are funny?
I love her sense of humor, jokes and especially her puns.

When she says a dajyare (jokes/puns), the people around her seems to get cold, but am I the only one who can't stop laughing?

Recently, I'm working on trying to stop my habit of saying my dajyare around people. The shake their head and walk away...