Anyway Im Falling in Love with You [Season 2 Episode 3]

Anyway I’m Falling in Love with You? Nah, It’s My Dress-Up Darling Season 2 Episode 3, and It’s a Whole Vibe

Okay, let’s get real—if you thought Season 1 of My Dress-Up Darling was just about Marin’s wild cosplay ideas and Gojo’s panic attacks whenever someone mentions “dating,” Season 2 Episode 3 cranks that energy to 11. First off, let’s clear the air: the actual title here is Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru (or My Dress-Up Darling for us English speakers), but let’s not get hung up on that—this episode’s chaos speaks for itself.

The episode kicks off with the ongoing “are they/aren’t they” gag that fans are obsessed with. Gojo’s still over here trying to explain to everyone that he and Marin are just “cosplay buddies,” but let’s be honest—when your idea of a fun hang is crashing at each other’s houses and geeking out over eroge (yes, that’s a thing in this episode), people are gonna talk. One fan on MyAnimeList summed it up perfectly: “I guess people speculating & mistaking them to be officially together will be the running gag this season, but it was still hilarious to watch Gojo try telling people they weren’t dating.” Relatable? So much. Gojo’s awkwardness is basically all of us when our friends tease us about a crush.

But wait—there’s a new kid in town, and his name is Amane. Let’s just say he’s not your average side character. Amane’s a young adult who’s all about self-expression, and his story hits different. He’s into crossdressing (which, let’s be real, some fans found “weird,” but most were here for it—shoutout to the “HELL YEAH WE’RE ACCEPTING IN THIS HOUSEHOLD” comment because same). What’s cool about Amane is he’s like the older brother Gojo never had—he’s been there, done that, and he’s not afraid to tell it like it is. As one fan put it, “He has the experience to express himself fully whereas Gojo doesn’t yet. I hope this experience doesn’t fall on deaf ears.” Preach. Amane’s whole vibe is “be unapologetically you,” and in a show that’s all about finding your people, that’s exactly what we need.

Now, let’s talk about the birthday party scene because wow. Marin’s just over here being her chaotic self, geeking out over eroge (if you don’t know what that is, just imagine a super niche video game that’s very Marin), and Gojo’s… well, Gojo’s trying to keep up. One fan called her a “quirked up little girl who loves her eroge,” and honestly? That’s the most accurate description ever. The party’s full of inside jokes, bad singing, and Marin being Marin—aka the best kind of chaos.

But let’s not forget the cosplay stuff! The episode drops hints about a new cosplay project with Amane, and fans are hyped. We’re talking about more late nights, more fabric scraps everywhere, and more of Gojo’s “I can’t believe I’m doing this” face. And can we talk about the subtitles? Shoutout to the team who added “Oh, we stan!” because that’s exactly what we were all thinking when Amane walked in.

Of course, not everyone was on board. One fan thought the crossdressing was “weird,” but let’s be real—this show’s all about breaking stereotypes. Amane’s character isn’t just there for laughs; he’s there to remind us that it’s okay to like what you like, even if it’s not “normal.” And let’s be honest—when he’s in full cosplay, he looks incredible. As another fan said, “He looks like a real girl… quite crazy XD.”

The best part? This episode isn’t just about laughs—it’s about growing up. Gojo’s slowly learning to let his guard down, Marin’s still teaching everyone to live their best life, and Amane’s proving that it’s never too late to be yourself. It’s wholesome, it’s funny, and it’s exactly the kind of show that makes you want to call your friends and plan a cosplay day (even if you can’t sew a button).

So, if you’re looking for an episode that’s equal parts chaos and heart, My Dress-Up Darling Season 2 Episode 3 is it. It’s got everything: awkward conversations, unapologetic self-expression, and enough eroge references to make you Google “what is that?” (no judgment). As one fan put it, “What have I just witnessed?” And honestly? We’re all asking the same question—but in the best way possible.

In short: this episode slaps. Go watch it, and then come back and scream about it with the rest of us. We’re all just here, falling in love with the chaos that is My Dress-Up Darling.

P.S. If you’re still confused about the title mix-up—don’t worry, we’ve all been there. Just go with the flow, and enjoy the ride. 😉