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Unfortunately the anime doesn’t answer that question for me in this first episode as it only covers the extent of the manga I read, and it’s also still uncomfy in this format too. I found Scum’s Wish to be a pretty uncomfy premise back when I read a bit of the manga, and never really bothered to read on to see if there was any more to it. I would much rather watch a show about the blossoming love between these adorable teachers than all the melodrama they’re blissfully unaware of. However, they first make a pact – if either of them should ever begin to develop any feelings for the other, they will call it off immediately. Hanabi and Mugi originally bonded over their shared unrequited loves but eventually decided that they would vent their frustrations by acting as a replacement for the other to project their fantasies onto while they make out. To add to all their adolescent angst, both these teachers are very obviously in love with each other. Both of the true objects of their affection are unattainable – Hanabi is in love with her (half?) brother who is now also her homeroom teacher, and Mugi is in love with another female teacher who used to be his tutor. They are deeply, utterly, head over heels in love…but not with each other. Hanabi and Mugi are two overly dramatic high-schoolers who are a couple, and do all the kinds of things that couples do. ‘scum’s wish’ just sounds so silly to me. I’m gonna be sitting this one out because there is nothing I really want to blog at all (which may be for the best as I’m kinda busy), here’s hoping April brings some better stuff. (incl.Welp, this is my last first impression (I may or may not do one more for a short one, but i’m waiting for ep 2) of what has to be one long fart-noise of an anime season.