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It's time to learn about fishing, love, and life.

The series continues to be incredibly charming, and reminds me that sometimes, slowing down and enjoying the ebb and flow of life – and maybe having some good fish – is the way to go.

The way Koharu helps Hiyori cope with having a second father while trying to sustain the memory of her biological father is what gives Slow Loop much of its emotional texture.

Turns out Erika has layers, and actually, is quite the fishing enthusiast. Shes also the target of Komichis friendly affections this week, and the student whos coming to her sleepover.

It all starts when Kois father gives Hiyori a fishing rod meant for her dad. Its a small thing, to a degree: its an unused rod that never got to get a kiss of the sea, and now… now itll catch some mahi-mahi.

By witnessing Hiyori, Koharu, Koi, and Ichika enjoying their craft, theres this beautiful dawning awareness that its alright to be yourself, that its alright to like what you like.

Grief is becoming an increasingly prevalent theme in slice-of-life series of late, whether its the pain of losing family or the less tangible ache of losing yourself.

It's time to learn about fishing, love, and life.

It's time to learn about fishing, love, and life.

Feast on the deep-fried horse mackerel​ and zukedon from the series