Exploring the Depth of Ruby and Kana's Friendship in Oshi no Ko Chapter 135: An Aqua and Gotanda Encounter
In Oshi no Ko chapter 135, Aqua and Gotanda delve into the complexities of Ruby and Kana's friendship, shedding light on their perspectives Discover their beliefs and gain deeper insights into Ai's personality
In Oshi no Ko chapter 135, fans gained insight into Aqua and Gotanda's perspectives on Ai's personality. While Ruby believed her mother used to cry, both Aqua and Gotanda doubted this. Despite this, Gotanda was determined to capture Ruby in her best Ai persona.
In the previous chapter, it was revealed that Kana Arima had stopped speaking to Ruby Hoshino, leaving Ruby to struggle with her emotions. Unable to cope with her friend's hatred, she realized that her mother must have felt a similar strain because of Nino.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers from the Oshi no Ko manga.
Oshi no Ko chapter 135: Aqua believes in Ruby and Kana
In the Oshi no Ko anime, Taishi Gotanda was seen discussing with Aqua Hoshino about the concerns for his sister Ruby. They wanted to know whether Ai Hoshino cried when her friends abandoned her. Gotanda initially thought it was related to a scene, but it turned out to be a question from Ruby.
As for Aqua Hoshino, he couldn't believe that Ai had cried. He always saw her as someone nonchalant, carefree, and avoiding serious conversations. He had never seen her cry, at least not yet. The Director, on the other hand, was cautious about jumping to conclusions. Since he hadn't personally witnessed Ai crying, he refrained from making any claims.
Arima Kana as seen in the Oshi no Ko anime (Image via Doga Kobo)
During the production of a documentary about B-Komachi, Ai Hoshino challenged the director, Gotanda, to capture her true essence. Despite feeling that he had failed to do so, Gotanda saw the subsequent movie "15-Year Lie" as an opportunity for redemption, hoping to finally capture the real Ai. In pursuit of this goal, he urged Ruby to push her limits, prompting a warning from Aqua not to push too hard.
Despite the caution, the Director was confident in Ruby's ability, given the support of Kana Arima, a former self-centered and selfish actor who, like Aqua, shared similar values with him. Despite being perceived as an enemy by her peers, Kana's presence was intended to foster a friendship between the two actresses.
Ruby Hoshino and Arima Kana, as depicted in Oshi no Ko chapter 135 (Image via Shueisha)
Observing Kana being a part of B-Komachi and spending time with Ruby and Mem-Cho put him at ease, as they acted like typical kids their age. This reassured Gotanda that Kana Arima would look out for Ruby Hoshino. However, Aqua had doubts as the tension between the two friends was palpable. Despite this, Gotanda remained unfazed, believing that quarreling and strengthening their bond was a common teenage occurrence for girls. He wasn't as concerned about them.
Upon receiving this news, Aqua promptly brought the Director back to reality, stating that such situations typically only occur in fiction. In actuality, people often distance themselves and go their separate ways after a quarrel. This caused Gotanda to become flustered, leading him to inquire about Aqua's opinion on Ruby and Kana's friendship.
Ruby Hoshino and Arima Kana as seen in Oshi no Ko chapter 135 (Image via Shueisha)
Final thoughts on Oshi no Ko chapter 135
The conclusion of Oshi no Ko chapter 135 showcased Ruby and Kana gearing up for their pivotal scene as Ai and Nino. Consequently, the next chapter is poised to test the strength of their friendship. Regrettably, the manga will be going on hiatus next week, resulting in a one-week delay for the next chapter.
Editor's P/S
As an enthusiastic fan of Oshi no Ko, I am thrilled to delve into the complexities of Ruby and Kana's friendship, as explored in chapter 135. The chapter offers a unique perspective through the eyes of Aqua and Gotanda, allowing readers to understand their beliefs and gain deeper insights into Ai's personality. The revelation that Kana had stopped speaking to Ruby adds another layer of intrigue to their relationship, leaving Ruby to grapple with her emotions and seek solace in her mother's past experiences.
The dynamic between Ruby, Aqua, and Gotanda is fascinating, as they each hold different beliefs about Ai's character. While Ruby believes her mother used to cry, Aqua and Gotanda doubt this, leading to a thought-provoking discussion about Ai's true nature. The chapter also highlights Gotanda's determination to capture Ruby in her best Ai persona, setting the stage for a pivotal moment in their relationship.
