#Mix Meisei Story

[rddyatbat]

ofc the seiyuu for souichirou was in daiya and the seiyuu for touma was in oofuri

[newtypezaku]

Oh, fuuuuck you, Adachi

[yukisubmarino]

My favorite aspect of Adachi manga is the quietness associated with the heaviest parts of the story. Incidentally, it’s also a very difficult thing to translate to anime, but it can feel forever satisfying if it sticks the landing.

Amazingly enough, MIX does just that.

I was initially skeptical about the weight of this show’s turning point, as on the surface it feels like a watered-down idea of the challenges our heroes face in Touch, H2, and Cross Game. But as Adachi ages, it only makes sense for him to relay a story about paternal mortality and its affect on the younger generation (represented by us readers, naturally).

(Spoilers, btw)

When Eisuke dies, it not only devestates each member of the Tachibana family, but potentially ruptures the family dynamic as well. Otomi and Sou lose their father for a second time, Mayumi loses her partner, and Touma loses the last member of his blood-related family. It’s an especially devastating moment for him, because now he faces the challenge of sharing a household of people who could legally consider themselves strangers to him.

How difficult that must be to face, especially when Touma loves all of them so much. Not only does he have to be the strong male figure at school and on the field, but also at home where it’s unclear from where the financial support will come. It’s also about his own self-preservation, as he can’t let on any issues for fear of him losing his family. It’s when Otomi tries to get him to let out his emotions that I almost started bawling as well.

It feels unfair that MIX is going to end like this for at least a long while. There isn’t enough material to cover a new season’s worth of episodes without projecting beyond published chapters, and considering Adachi’s slow production timeline, we might not get to that point for years. How ironic is it that Adachi’s most blithe and least essential baseball epic also has the darkest finale?

Well, I can’t say that quite yet. One more episode left this season. I hope I enjoy it as much as I’ve enjoyed the last few.

[meisei-musings]

So, he's the captain now. I miss Imagawa lol.

[mochi-colors]

Well, no more MIX. I guess I shall wait other four years before a third season comes up lol.

[glamourmoss]

This was suppose to be my happy sol baseball anime. You pull this mess anime. On my supposed calm, chill, and happy anime. How dare you!?!

Bitch!

[arbitrarygreay]

#if the catcher can so reliably get steal-outs then tactical walking is even more useful

Why the fuck are people in Mix sliding into second on force-outs Also what the fuck just walk the genius cleanup batter and avoid the gorram home runs gdi

[entrehormigones]

[corporativoarcanos]

Mix: Meisei Story T2 HD Animes #CorporativoArcanos Bloque 2 Eps. 14 al 24

Descripción: Segunda temporada de Mi La historia tiene lugar en la misma escuela secundaria Meisei Gakuen que Touch, solo 26 años después. Como Touch, Mix gira en torno a los hermanos y el béisbol como tema principal. Finalizo Mix: Meisei Story T2 HD Animes #CorporativoArcanos Bloque 2 Eps. 14 al 24 Disfruta de nuestro contenido y entra a nuestra web como redes sociales para ver mucho mas..  #MixMeiseiStory #SeriesdeAnime #Temporada2 Mix: Meisei Story T2 Eps 01 al 13 Catalogo 2023 Series de Anime Esperamos que les guste el contenido recuerda compartir lo y dejar tu DONACION eso nos apoyara Read the full article

[newtypezaku]

[mochiette]

What a fucking joke. The merge fucked everything up. Now, I can't even use my Digital codes that I originally gotten when I brought the Digital/Blu Ray/DVD sets of Mix: Meisei Story (First season) and Fruits Basket (2019) (First and second seasons). Funimation and Crunchyroll should have stayed as separate licensing and dubbing companies.

Oh…. Well, it’s over for Crunchyroll I guess

[yukisubmarino]

Maybe its because the show is working with material I haven’t seen before, or that the content is captivating because we’re approaching the turning point of the story, but I think this was the best ep of MIX yet. The gameplay, the tension, the stakes—they were all delivered magnificently and on par with the best of Adachi adaptations.

It’s the conclusion of Meisei vs Seinan, and the ep starts with a “smarter-than-you” play where Meisei’s coach defies traditional high school baseball strategy by allowing his batter to swing away after a leadoff single. A bunt would be expected and fine, but he reasons that a successful sacrifice would leave first base open, taking the bat out of his best hitter’s (Souichirou’s) hands at a critical juncture. But even after the batter strikes out, Coach Nishimura decides to walk Sou anyway, pulling the odds in his favor.

The ep’s best moment, and probably the best moment of the entire show, was the younger Nishimura’s home run. Flabbergasted with his success, Nishimura stands still in the box as the ball hits the left-field foul pole, and the normally demonstrative ace stays expressionless jogging around the bases. Just like his dad stood when he took ball four against Tatsuya thirty years prior, the younger Nishimura figures out through his own success that he’s not the hero of this story. And through the silence in his own head (and by extension the show’s production), he learns to make peace with that fact.

Adachi stories create such beautiful tension in silence, and this moment with barely any audio whatsoever hits that same tension. No narration, no crowd noise, no expressions—and a quick joke at the end to bring us back to earth. Just masterful work from a masterful artist faithfully rendered.

It’s possible I’m grading on a curve, but this is the best ep of anime I’ve seen this season and certainly one of the best this year. It’s the reason why I continue coming back to Adachi stories, and I certainly hope the quality of this ep is a sign of progress to come. But even if MiX regresses to its mean, y’all should know that they nailed it for at least one episode. See you next week.

[nourhost]

انمي Mix: Meisei Story – Nidome no Natsu Sora no Mukou e الحلقة 4 مترجمة

[meisei-musings]

LMAOOOOOOO! That Sou expression when Haruka joked around about asking Touma out on a date.

[newsintheshell]

📢 Dopo aver portato su Amazon Prime Video tutte le 9 stagioni della serie principale, più i due film, Dynit ha annunciato di aver acquisito i diritti anche di FAIRY TAIL: 100 YEARS QUEST!

L'atteso sequel della grande avventura fantasy firmata Hiro Mashima, a quanto pare, arriverà però direttamente già doppiato a inizio 2025.

La serie è targata J.C Staff (Edens Zero, DanMachi) e debutterà in Giappone il 7 luglio. La regia è affidata a Toshinori Watanabe (Edens Zero - Stagione 2, Mix: Meisei Story - Stagione 1), che può contare ancora una volta sulla supervisione da parte di Shinji Ishihira (Edens Zero, Fairy Tail).