A year has passed since Yaguchi began his journey from aimless honours student to knowledgeable and courageous art school candidate. Yaguchi has accomplished much in such a short time. But what really is his flaw? In the previous episode, Oba-sensei pointed out that sometimes art students can be their own greatest enemies.
With its slice-of-life style, Blue Period is excellent at transmitting the emotions of the characters to the hearts of its audience members. Anyone who has had to struggle for a dream may relate to what they have gone through.
Whether or not Yatora passes his exam, Blue Period Episode 8 is going to be an extremely stressful episode. The following information will assist you in catching up with it, including the release date and time, as well as an episode 7 summary.
Episode 7 of the Blue Period Recap
Oba-sensei examines the profiles of her art pupils, taking into consideration their prospects of success. She acknowledges that Yaguchi has made significant improvement in a short period of time, but she also sees a vulnerability in him that could be detrimental to his performance in the examinations.
According to what she tells him in their one-on-one meeting, his discipline, selflessness, and desire to please others could work against him in his art school tests. As a result of his desire to please his family, Yaguchi has spent a significant amount of time attending classes he despises and telling his teachers what they want to hear. Oba explains that while these characteristics are beneficial in other situations, they are not beneficial in art tests, and he is asked to be a little more selfish.
Yaguchi mulls over her comments, but it is only after a late, spontaneous meal with his high-school friend, Koi, that he completely comprehends what she is saying. It was not believed that the latter would complete his studies. When Yaguchi inquires as to whether he has secured employment, Koi merely responds that he would be pursuing vocational training as a patissier. Initially, Yaguchi is taken aback, as this does not sound like his gruff, matter-of-fact companion.
Their talk reveals that, sometimes, it’s best to pursue one’s goal without pomp and circumstance, lest one be chastised or discouraged by those around them. Koi admits that he was surprised when Yaguchi decided to go to art school since he had never thought of himself that way before; he had always been more concerned with pleasing others and following the rules.
When they meet again, Yaguchi feels better and goes into his tests with a greater sense of self-awareness. However, he remains true to himself, as he isn’t as eager to violate the rules as some of his other students. The exam begins, much to the dismay of everyone who is a part of it. Ryuji, on the other hand, draws an ominous X on the wall and exits the room.
When Will Blue Period Episode 8 Be Released?
The eighth episode of Blue Period has already been broadcast on Netflix Japan. Following a week-long delay in the release of Episode 7, we anticipate that Episode 8 will be available on Netflix on Saturday, November 4.
If you’re watching Blue Period on Netflix Japan, the show’s timeline is a little different because Episode 8 has already aired there. For fans living outside of Japan, the official release date for Episode 8 on Netflix is presently scheduled for Saturday, November 4, on the streaming service. Here are the expected release times in different timezones, according to our estimates:
- Pacific Standard Time: 12:00 a.m.
- 2:00 a.m. Central Standard Time
- Eastern Standard Time: 3:00 a.m.
- 8:00 a.m., British Standard Time