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* [[SuffersNewbiesPoorly Umiko]]'s relationship with [[NaiveNewcomer Nene]] isn't exactly great, but when Nene won a model [[AKA47 BK-47]] donated by Umiko in a raffle, she gratefully accepted it, though she wasn't sure if she liked it at first. Umiko then tells Nene she's out of her job now that their game has already been released as the company will now outsource game-testing services to one that specializes in it, but gives Nene her card so they could keep in touch. Cue TearsOfJoy from Nene. Umiko sure does have a soft spot for newbies despite being tough on them at work. She also gives Nene some programming tips when the latter was attempting to learn how to program code.
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* [[SuffersNewbiesPoorly Umiko]]'s Umiko's relationship with [[NaiveNewcomer Nene]] isn't exactly great, but when Nene won a model [[AKA47 BK-47]] donated by Umiko in a raffle, she gratefully accepted it, though she wasn't sure if she liked it at first. Umiko then tells Nene she's out of her job now that their game has already been released as the company will now outsource game-testing services to one that specializes in it, but gives Nene her card so they could keep in touch. Cue TearsOfJoy from Nene. Umiko sure does have a soft spot for newbies despite being tough on them at work. She also gives Nene some programming tips when the latter was attempting to learn how to program code.
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** Another small moment comes when Tsubame (who, it should be noted, had called Nene by her last name after learning that she'd gotten hired because of her connection with Umiko) swallows her pride and apologizes, saying she'd come to realize that Nene actually was serious about her work.
-->'''Tsubame''': I'm really sorry, Sakura-san.\\
'''Nene''': Ha ha! C'mon now! [[FriendlyAddressPrivileges Just call me Nenecchi]]!\\
'''Tsubame''': Ok, Nenecchi!
-->'''Tsubame''': I'm really sorry, Sakura-san.\\
'''Nene''': Ha ha! C'mon now! [[FriendlyAddressPrivileges Just call me Nenecchi]]!\\
'''Tsubame''': Ok, Nenecchi!
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* In Chapter 89, the normally unsociable Momo ends up becoming friends with two of her fellow graduates, who'd admired her but found her difficult to approach, and Naru notices how much Momo has changed. Naru's mother attends the ceremony, saying that "[[SoProudOfYou Celebrating my daughter's big moment is only natural as a parent, isn't it]]?"
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* After the incident with Ko's pudding is sorted out, Nene comes to realize that the Eagle Jump staffers are good people, which helps allay some of her worries about her friend.
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* After the incident with Ko's pudding is sorted out, out (it's implied that Nene confessed to the accidental theft offscreen, and Rin forgave her), Nene comes to realize that the Eagle Jump staffers are good people, which helps allay some of her worries about her friend.
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* Aoba learns from Shizuku someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Ko]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her. That leaves Ko doing all the artwork for their game project ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba then finds Ko alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* Aoba learns from Shizuku that someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Ko]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her. That leaves Ko doing all the artwork for their game project ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba then finds Ko alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.her.
** There's also Aoba's immediate reaction to the story. She concludes that Ko's guilt over this happening is proof that Ko's a good person who cares about others, and Shizuku agrees.
** There's also Aoba's immediate reaction to the story. She concludes that Ko's guilt over this happening is proof that Ko's a good person who cares about others, and Shizuku agrees.
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* After the incident with Ko's pudding is sorted out, Nene comes to realize that the Eagle Jump staffers are good people, which helps allay some of her worries about her friend.
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* In Chapter 87, some time after Aoba loses the character competition, Kou calls Aoba to check up on her, then puts Sophie on the line, who tells Aoba that she's a fan of the designs from Peco.
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* In Chapter 87, 85, Sophie befriends a wheelchair-bound girl named Flora, stopping by her window every day and even dressing up as a character from Peco.
* In Chapter 86, some time after Aoba loses the character competition, Kou calls Aoba to check up on her, then puts Sophie on the line, who tells Aoba that she's a fan of the designs from Peco.
* In Chapter 86, some time after Aoba loses the character competition, Kou calls Aoba to check up on her, then puts Sophie on the line, who tells Aoba that she's a fan of the designs from Peco.
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* In Chapter 87, some time after Aoba loses the character competition, Kou calls Aoba to check up on her, then puts Sophie on the line, who tells Aoba that she's a fan of the designs from Peco.
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* In Chapter 72, after Naru's insistence on working for Eagle Jump causes an argument with her mother, she borrows her father's bow, [[ItMakesSenseInContext which he uses to communicate with his wife and daughter]], and writes a message saying, "Dear Mum, I'm sorry I can't meet your expectations. But I will always love you. Tsubame," before firing it into the window of her mother's room. Just before they leave, her mother sees her off saying that while she still wants Naru to inherit the inn, she also admits that she's proud of her. The issue isn't completely resolved, but it does go to show how much the two care about each other in spite of their disagreements.
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* During the production of ''Peco'', Aoba is denied a chance in the spotlight because the publisher decided to leverage Ko's star power instead to promote the game, a decision that Ko greatly detests. However, Ko gives Aoba her due during a presentation at an industry event, by going off the presentation's script to specifically state that Aoba was the lead character designer and calling her onstage.
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* During the production of ''Peco'', Aoba is denied a chance in the spotlight because the publisher decided to leverage Ko's star power instead to promote the game, a decision that Ko greatly detests. However, Ko gives Aoba her due during a presentation at an industry event, by going off the presentation's script to specifically state that Aoba was the lead character designer and calling her onstage.onstage.
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* Aoba learns from Shizuku someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her. That leaves Kou doing all the artwork for their game project ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba then finds Kou alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* Aoba learns from Shizuku someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], Ko]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her. That leaves Kou Ko doing all the artwork for their game project ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba then finds Kou Ko alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* During the production of ''Peco'', Aoba is denied a chance in the spotlight because the publisher decided to leverage Kou's star power instead to promote the game, a decision that Kou greatly detests. However, Kou gives Aoba her due during a presentation at an industry event, by going off the presentation's script to specifically state that Aoba was the lead character designer and calling her onstage.
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* During the production of ''Peco'', Aoba is denied a chance in the spotlight because the publisher decided to leverage Kou's Ko's star power instead to promote the game, a decision that Kou Ko greatly detests. However, Kou Ko gives Aoba her due during a presentation at an industry event, by going off the presentation's script to specifically state that Aoba was the lead character designer and calling her onstage.
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* Nene and Tsubame start off on the wrong foot because the latter gives her an attitude when she learns that Nene was treating her internship like a casual hobby. However, once Nene learns Tsubame's backstory from Momo on how [[FantasyForbiddingFather Tsubame's parents were against her being a programmer, and she had to work to pay for college and rent]], she immediately changes her tune, and instead wants to help her succeed. They then go to work on numerous bugs that were found in Tsubame's latest mini-games, and succeed in it, which also impresses Umiko.
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* Nene and Tsubame start off on the wrong foot because the latter gives her an attitude when she learns that Nene was treating her internship like a casual hobby. However, once Nene learns Tsubame's backstory from Momo on how [[FantasyForbiddingFather Tsubame's parents were against her being a programmer, and she had to work to pay for college and rent]], she immediately changes her tune, and instead wants to help her succeed. They then go to work on numerous bugs that were found in Tsubame's latest mini-games, and succeed in it, which also impresses Umiko.Umiko.
* During the production of ''Peco'', Aoba is denied a chance in the spotlight because the publisher decided to leverage Kou's star power instead to promote the game, a decision that Kou greatly detests. However, Kou gives Aoba her due during a presentation at an industry event, by going off the presentation's script to specifically state that Aoba was the lead character designer and calling her onstage.
* During the production of ''Peco'', Aoba is denied a chance in the spotlight because the publisher decided to leverage Kou's star power instead to promote the game, a decision that Kou greatly detests. However, Kou gives Aoba her due during a presentation at an industry event, by going off the presentation's script to specifically state that Aoba was the lead character designer and calling her onstage.
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* Nene and Tsubame start off on the wrong foot because the latter gives her an attitude when she learns that Nene was treating her internship like a casual hobby. However, once Nene learns Tsubame's backstory from Momo on how Tsubame's parents were against her being a programmer, and she had to work to pay for college and rent, she immediately changes her tune, and instead wants to help her succeed. They then go to work on numerous bugs that were found in Tsubame's latest mini-games, and succeed in it, which also impresses Umiko.
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* Nene and Tsubame start off on the wrong foot because the latter gives her an attitude when she learns that Nene was treating her internship like a casual hobby. However, once Nene learns Tsubame's backstory from Momo on how [[FantasyForbiddingFather Tsubame's parents were against her being a programmer, and she had to work to pay for college and rent, rent]], she immediately changes her tune, and instead wants to help her succeed. They then go to work on numerous bugs that were found in Tsubame's latest mini-games, and succeed in it, which also impresses Umiko.
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* Nene's homemade game. Though it's a very simplistic fantasy beat-em-up, Aoba and Hotaru seem to be really enjoying it. Nene also has a smile on her face as her friends continue to try beating it despite dying several times. Though Aoba is initially surprised to learn Nene managed to create a game entirely on her own, while she was merely a cog at Eagle Jump, she does seem genuinely happy for Nene. Overall, it's quite the accomplishment considering Nene only started out learning how to program code a few months prior and doesn't have any other outstanding skills like Aoba does with art.
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* Nene's homemade game. Though it's a very simplistic fantasy beat-em-up, Aoba and Hotaru seem to be really enjoying it. Nene also has a smile on her face as her friends continue to try beating it despite dying several times. Though Aoba is initially surprised to learn Nene managed to create a game entirely on her own, while she was merely a cog at Eagle Jump, she does seem genuinely happy for Nene. Overall, it's quite the accomplishment considering Nene only started out learning how to program code a few months prior and doesn't have any other outstanding skills like Aoba does with art.art.
* Nene and Tsubame start off on the wrong foot because the latter gives her an attitude when she learns that Nene was treating her internship like a casual hobby. However, once Nene learns Tsubame's backstory from Momo on how Tsubame's parents were against her being a programmer, and she had to work to pay for college and rent, she immediately changes her tune, and instead wants to help her succeed. They then go to work on numerous bugs that were found in Tsubame's latest mini-games, and succeed in it, which also impresses Umiko.
* Nene and Tsubame start off on the wrong foot because the latter gives her an attitude when she learns that Nene was treating her internship like a casual hobby. However, once Nene learns Tsubame's backstory from Momo on how Tsubame's parents were against her being a programmer, and she had to work to pay for college and rent, she immediately changes her tune, and instead wants to help her succeed. They then go to work on numerous bugs that were found in Tsubame's latest mini-games, and succeed in it, which also impresses Umiko.
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* [[SuffersNewbiesPoorly Umiko]]'s relationship with [[NaiveNewcomer Nene]] isn't exactly great, but when Nene won a model [[AKA47 BK-47]] donated by Umiko in a raffle, she gratefully accepted it, though she wasn't sure if she liked it at first. Umiko then tells Nene she's out of her job now that their game has already been released as the company will now outsource game-testing services to one that specializes in it, but gives Nene her card so they could keep in touch. Cue TearsOfJoy from Nene. Umiko sure does have a soft spot for newbies despite being tough on them at work.
* Aoba learns from Shizuku someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her. That leaves Kou doing all the artwork for their game project ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba then finds Kou alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
* Aoba learns from Shizuku someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her. That leaves Kou doing all the artwork for their game project ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba then finds Kou alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* [[SuffersNewbiesPoorly Umiko]]'s relationship with [[NaiveNewcomer Nene]] isn't exactly great, but when Nene won a model [[AKA47 BK-47]] donated by Umiko in a raffle, she gratefully accepted it, though she wasn't sure if she liked it at first. Umiko then tells Nene she's out of her job now that their game has already been released as the company will now outsource game-testing services to one that specializes in it, but gives Nene her card so they could keep in touch. Cue TearsOfJoy from Nene. Umiko sure does have a soft spot for newbies despite being tough on them at work.
work. She also gives Nene some programming tips when the latter was attempting to learn how to program code.
* Aoba learns from Shizuku someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her. That leaves Kou doing all the artwork for their game project ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba then finds Kou alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up withher.her.
* Nene's homemade game. Though it's a very simplistic fantasy beat-em-up, Aoba and Hotaru seem to be really enjoying it. Nene also has a smile on her face as her friends continue to try beating it despite dying several times. Though Aoba is initially surprised to learn Nene managed to create a game entirely on her own, while she was merely a cog at Eagle Jump, she does seem genuinely happy for Nene. Overall, it's quite the accomplishment considering Nene only started out learning how to program code a few months prior and doesn't have any other outstanding skills like Aoba does with art.
* Aoba learns from Shizuku someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her. That leaves Kou doing all the artwork for their game project ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba then finds Kou alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with
* Nene's homemade game. Though it's a very simplistic fantasy beat-em-up, Aoba and Hotaru seem to be really enjoying it. Nene also has a smile on her face as her friends continue to try beating it despite dying several times. Though Aoba is initially surprised to learn Nene managed to create a game entirely on her own, while she was merely a cog at Eagle Jump, she does seem genuinely happy for Nene. Overall, it's quite the accomplishment considering Nene only started out learning how to program code a few months prior and doesn't have any other outstanding skills like Aoba does with art.
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* Aoba learns from her project director that someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesome talent, leaving Kou to do all the artwork for a game they were then making ''[[{{Determinator}} by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* Aoba learns from her project director that Shizuku someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesome talent, leaving her. That leaves Kou to do doing all the artwork for a their game they were then making project ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba then finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* [[SuffersNewbiesPoorly Umiko]]'s relationship with [[NaiveNewcomer Nene]] isn't exactly great, but when Nene won a model [[BlandNameProduct BK-47]][[note]]AK-47[[/note]] donated by Umiko in a raffle, she gratefully accepted it, though she wasn't sure if she liked it at first. Umiko then tells Nene she's out of her job now that their game has already been released as the company will now outsource game-testing services to one that specializes in it, but gives Nene her card so they could keep in touch. Cue TearsOfJoy from Nene. Umiko sure does have a soft spot for newbies despite being tough on them at work.
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* [[SuffersNewbiesPoorly Umiko]]'s relationship with [[NaiveNewcomer Nene]] isn't exactly great, but when Nene won a model [[BlandNameProduct BK-47]][[note]]AK-47[[/note]] [[AKA47 BK-47]] donated by Umiko in a raffle, she gratefully accepted it, though she wasn't sure if she liked it at first. Umiko then tells Nene she's out of her job now that their game has already been released as the company will now outsource game-testing services to one that specializes in it, but gives Nene her card so they could keep in touch. Cue TearsOfJoy from Nene. Umiko sure does have a soft spot for newbies despite being tough on them at work.
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* Aoba learns from her project director how someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesome talent, leaving Kou to do the artwork for a game they were then making ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for her. Aoba finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* Aoba learns from her project director how that someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesome talent, leaving Kou to do all the artwork for a game they were then making ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for her.the one who left. Aoba finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* [[SuffersNewbiesPoorly Umiko]]'s relationship with [[NaiveNewcomer Nene]] isn't exactly great, but when Nene won a model [[BlandNameProduct BK-47]][[note]]AK-47[[/note]] donated by Umiko in a raffle, she gratefully accepted it, though she wasn't sure if she liked it at first. Umiko then tells Nene she's out of her job now that their game has already been released as the company will now outsource game-testing services to one that specializes in it, but gives Nene her card so they could keep in touch. Cue TearsOfJoy from Nene. Umiko sure does have a soft spot for newbies despite being tough on them at work.
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* Aoba learns from her project director how someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesome talents, leaving Kou to do the artwork for a game they were then making ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* Aoba learns from her project director how someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesome talents, talent, leaving Kou to do the artwork for a game they were then making ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left.her. Aoba finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* Chapter 25. Aoba learns from her project director how someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesome talent, leaving Kou to do the artwork for a game they were then making ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* Chapter 25. When Aoba receives her first paycheck, her co-workers encourage her to spend it on something so she'll remember the moment. She decides to spend it on a cake to share with her parents, since they've supported her a lot.
* Aoba learns from her project director how someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesometalent, talents, leaving Kou to do the artwork for a game they were then making ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for the one who left. Aoba finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* Chapter 25. Aoba learns from her project director how someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesome talent, leaving Kou to do the artwork for a game they were then making ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for her.the one who left. Aoba finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
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* Chapter 25. Aoba learns from her project director how someone Aoba's age used to work for [[TeenGenius Kou]], but quit soon after when she couldn't keep up with her awesome talent, leaving Kou to do the artwork for a game they were then making ''[[{{Determinator}} all by herself]]'' because they couldn't find a suitable replacement for her. Aoba finds Kou all alone and assures her she will not quit on her even if she couldn't keep up with her.
