Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Episode 3 Review

Alya Hides Her Feelings Sometimes in Russian Episode 3, produced by Doga Kobo, debuted on July 17, 2024.

The much-awaited past of Alia Mikhailovna Kujo, alias Alya, and Masachika Kuze—including how they initially met—was revealed in the episode called “And So They Met.”

Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Episode 3: In-Depth Review

Alya’s personality and social isolation as a child in Russia were highlighted in this episode.

This included a lot of flashback in the episode.

It wasn’t tragic by any means, but she didn’t get along with her classmates there.

Particularly her project teammates, who didn’t put in as much work or concern as she did.

Later on, when she was organizing the cultural festival events for her class in Japan, she began to feel the same way.

However, Kuze, who appeared to be lazy, helped her out.

And they were able to organize a successful event that drew everyone together.

Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Episode 3: Backstory Of Masachika and Maria

Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go de Dereru Tonari no Alya-san Episode 3 not only revealed Alya’s background but also officially revealed Maria Mikhailovna Kujo.

The silver-haired main character’s elder sister, and hinted at Masachika Kuze’s traumatic past, specifically the divorce of his parents.

Nevertheless, the story was made much more interesting by Maria’s appearance in Alya Episode 3.

The backstories of Masachika and Alya only enhanced it.

But it’s not all like that.

The shocking revelation made by Doga Kobo that Masachika had a difficult upbringing was a bomb.

Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go de Dereru Tonari no Alya-san Episode 3 Key Moments and Highlights

As expected of Doga Kobo, the “sorry she’s taken” scene was beautifully executed, and Kuze and Alya’s lives would never be the same after that.

Despite her intelligence, Alya doesn’t recognize that as the clear beginning of a love tale.

Despite her intelligence; fortunately, her sister is able to recognize what the public does.

The episode’s centering on Alya’s viewpoint offers a complex insight into her feelings for Masachika.

Showing how their first meeting set the stage for her unrequited love.

As always, the character designs and animation are amazing, perfectly capturing the scene’s rich emotional range.

Doga Kobo’s production made clear that the anime is not limited to fan service.

Alya Episode 3, even though fan service undoubtedly contributed to the series’ exceptional hype in the anime community.

One of the key moments in Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Episode 3 is when Maria, often known as Masha, tightly grips Masachika Kuze’s hands while fixing her intense gaze on him.

She proposes that they go shopping after some time.

The scene where Maria and Masachika enter a stuffed toy store is followed by Alya Sometimes Hiding Her Feelings in Russian episode 3.

Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Episode 3 full summary

Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Episode 3 was a masterful example of Doga Kobo’s production skills.

As the studio masterfully adapted SunSunSun’s light novels to highlight the past of Alya and Masachika.

With Kohei Amasaki portraying Masachika’s poise and Sumire Uesaka portraying Alya’s pain and happiness.

The voice actors brought the characters to life.

In order to guarantee that the plot flows naturally, the employees at the Doga Kobo skillfully assembled the storyboard for Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian at the same time.

All in all, the show captured the pinnacles of the prestigious studio.