How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer - Episode 3 Review

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In the third episode of "How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer," we dive deeper into the developing relationships between our crossdressing heroines and their unsuspecting male counterparts. This charming romantic comedy continues to deliver laughs, heart-warming moments, and intriguing character development.

Episode Highlights

Hagi and Kohaku: A Sweet Misunderstanding

The episode kicks off with Hagi's hilarious misunderstanding about Kohaku being upset with him. This leads to a touching moment where Hagi reassures Kohaku that he accepts her as she is, whether dressed as a boy or girl. It's a sweet interaction that showcases the growing bond between these two characters.

Asagi and Fuji: Innocent Misinterpretations

Asagi's pure-hearted nature shines through as he helps Fuji with her BL manga deadline. His misinterpretation of the romantic scenes as "battle manga" provides plenty of laughs. The way he innocently recreates a romantic scene from the manga with Fuji is both adorable and amusing.

Suo and Tokiwa: A Prince(ss) in Disguise

We finally get to see Suo in her feminine attire, and she's stunning! The dynamic between Suo and Tokiwa takes an interesting turn as they go on what appears to be a date. The misunderstanding by onlookers who perceive them as a gay couple adds another layer of comedy to their interactions.

Character Development

  • Hagi: Continues to question his sexuality due to his attraction to Kohaku, adding depth to his character.
  • Asagi: His innocence and "golden retriever energy" make him endearing and provide many comedic moments.
  • Tokiwa: Shows more self-awareness about being seen with the crossdressing Suo.
  • Kohaku: Her comfort around Hagi, even when dressed as a guy, demonstrates growing trust.
  • Fuji: Her dedication to her manga and growing closeness with Asagi are heart-warming.
  • Suo: Her confidence in her "prince" persona contrasts beautifully with her feminine appearance.

Visual and Audio Elements

The anime maintains its vibrant art style, with particular attention given to the characters' expressions during comedic moments. The voice acting continues to impress, especially Nao Touyama's range in portraying Kohaku.

Community Reception

Fans are loving the balanced screen time for each couple and the growing chemistry between the pairs. The reveal of Suo in her feminine attire was particularly well-received. Viewers are also praising the show's ability to handle potentially sensitive topics with humour and heart.

Looking Ahead

As the series progresses, viewers can anticipate:

  • Further exploration of the characters' feelings and relationships
  • More hilarious misunderstandings as the girls maintain their disguises
  • Potential complications as feelings deepen and identities are at risk of being revealed

"How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer" continues to be a delightful blend of romance, comedy, and gender-bending shenanigans. Episode 3 builds on the strong foundation of the previous episodes, promising even more engaging content in the weeks to come.

Stay tuned for our review of Episode 4, where we hope to see these charming relationships continue to develop!

What did you think of Episode 3? Which couple is your favourite so far? Let us know in the comments below!

check out episode 4 review here.

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