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6/15/2025, 10:23:42 AM
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>Karin ever shown to be on Maya and Kuro's level in the real world before the 2v2 revue
In Mahiru’s episode (episode 5), we see Karen slowly grow through consistent routines and good habits while working with Hikari. In Banana’s timeline, Karen was the weakest, even weaker than Junna. But in the current timeline, Hikari acts as a catalyst for both of them because of their promise.
Based on events on the real world, everyone aside from Banana is growing rapidly, and Karen and Hikari are rising to take the lead roles in Starlight (ref. Ep 5).
>her still being worse in reality which made the win feel like a bullshit "fated" one
To properly judge the MayaKuro Revue in episode 10, you also need to look at the Banana vs Karen Revue in episode 9. Karen explicitly mentions that everyone is growing day by day.
The thing about the Revues is that they aren’t just about raw skill. Banana is the most skilled (shes the reverse Junna who has the most passion but no skill), yet Banana still gets pushed back by Junna in the movie. It’s about passion. The only reason Banana wins in her timelines is because she’s genuinely passionate about redoing Starlight.
And when it comes to passion and the drive to steal the spotlight, Karen and Hikari are at their peak during the MayaKuro Revue. That’s the best version of them. And it’s not far-fetched at all when you remember Karen actually beat Kuro in episode 8.
>>279682016
>Karin ever shown to be on Maya and Kuro's level in the real world before the 2v2 revue
In Mahiru’s episode (episode 5), we see Karen slowly grow through consistent routines and good habits while working with Hikari. In Banana’s timeline, Karen was the weakest, even weaker than Junna. But in the current timeline, Hikari acts as a catalyst for both of them because of their promise.
Based on events on the real world, everyone aside from Banana is growing rapidly, and Karen and Hikari are rising to take the lead roles in Starlight (ref. Ep 5).
>her still being worse in reality which made the win feel like a bullshit "fated" one
To properly judge the MayaKuro Revue in episode 10, you also need to look at the Banana vs Karen Revue in episode 9. Karen explicitly mentions that everyone is growing day by day.
The thing about the Revues is that they aren’t just about raw skill. Banana is the most skilled (shes the reverse Junna who has the most passion but no skill), yet Banana still gets pushed back by Junna in the movie. It’s about passion. The only reason Banana wins in her timelines is because she’s genuinely passionate about redoing Starlight.
And when it comes to passion and the drive to steal the spotlight, Karen and Hikari are at their peak during the MayaKuro Revue. That’s the best version of them. And it’s not far-fetched at all when you remember Karen actually beat Kuro in episode 8.
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