My active days are a fair bit in the past, but I'd say it's about 99% bullshit for the sake of drama. Becoming deadlocked in a battle of strength is something that might maybe happen as you struggle for position and initiative, and even then very rarely if ever in a long struggle like these two had. Things are usually more nuanced, and leave more room for technique and mobility. That is the hard part of the fight. But that struggle is already over here: Nagatoro already has position, initiative and momentum. She already has her center of gravity below that of her opponent, is already in the motion of throwing. She already has her by the metaphorical balls. Countering from that position will be next to impossible, Orihara's best chance would be either trying to slip out to the side or twisting her body and interfering with the throw so that it isn't clean enough to result in an ippon.Someone who's familiar with judo: Is this really a thing, or is it only in the mangaverse (as a way to make it possible for Paisen to give useful advice) that it's realistic to throw an equally/greater-skilled opponent after getting "stuck"?
Sadly, we're not going to get our Christmas Confession on Christmas after all...Wait, will we wait 3 weeks instead of 2?
Go back a couple chapters, they were eating lunch and they each "infused" one of the Shiumai that Senpai made for.lunch and fed them to each other...What is "shiumai power"? Some kind of reference?
I value posters such as you.I bet Nagatoro has a big clitoris.🫃
exactly, this.I think that the series was always early in the 2010's in nature. Smartphones are definitely a thing already, but world doesn't feel Covid-ish era.