Bad Girl [Season 1 Episode 6]

Bad Girl Episode 6: The Amusement Park Chaos That Broke Our Hearts (In a Good Way)

Let’s cut to the chase—this episode was a wild ride. One second we’re laughing at Yuu’s dumb attempts to impress Atori, the next we’re clutching our chests over Suzu’s secret feelings. If you skipped the post-credits scene, go back right now. I’ll wait.

First off, the chaos: Yuu decides to “get violent” to win Atori’s attention (spoiler: it fails miserably). She tries to punch a wall (relatable mood) but ends up spraining both wrists? Iconic. Then there’s the amusement park trip with Suzu, where Yuu spends half the time moping because Atori’s on a “date”… which turns out to be with her little sister, Mizuka. Cue the sisterly rivalry—Mizuka’s a total tsundere who’s obsessed with her big sis, and her entrance adds this hilarious layer of drama to Yuu’s already messy crush.

But let’s talk about the real star here: Suzu. Our girl has been Yuu’s ride-or-die since day one—supporting her delusions, helping her with stupid plans, even low-key enjoying when Yuu sprained her wrist so she could take care of her (admit it, that was cute). The post-credits scene? Chef’s kiss. We see Suzu alone, looking at a photo of her and Yuu from junior high, and it hits you—she’s not just a best friend. She’s in love. And it’s not the “oh we’re close” kind of love; it’s the “I’d follow you to the ends of the earth even if you’re chasing someone else” kind.

Fans are losing it over this twist. One MyAnimeList user summed it up perfectly: “Suzu nation we up 100. Our girl continues supporting Yuu’s delusions and horrible plans even tho she knows they’re doomed. If the love ain’t like this, I don’t want it.” Preach. Another user called Suzu “the angel Yuu doesn’t deserve,” and honestly? Same.

The episode balances comedy and feels so well. The amusement park scenes are pure chaos—Yuu and Suzu bickering over cotton candy, Atori teasing them, Mizuka popping up to ruin Yuu’s vibe. But then that final scene with Suzu? It’s like a punch to the gut (in the best way). You can feel her pain—loving someone who’s too busy chasing someone else to notice.

And let’s not forget the small details: Suzu’s subtle jealousy when Yuu talks about Atori, the way she’s always there to catch Yuu when she falls (literally and figuratively), that throwback to their junior high days where they only had each other. It’s these little moments that make Suzu’s character so relatable and lovable.

Is this episode perfect? No. Some fans thought the sister subplot was predictable, and Yuu’s antics can be a bit much. But honestly, that’s part of the charm. Bad Girl isn’t trying to be a deep, serious anime—it’s a fun, chaotic romp with heart. And this episode nails that balance.

So, what’s next? Will Yuu finally notice Suzu? Is Mizuka going to become a permanent thorn in Yuu’s side? And when will this show get the yuri tag it deserves? (Seriously, MyAnimeList—get on that.)

If you’re a fan of chaotic comedies with unexpected feels, this episode is a must-watch. It’s funny, it’s sweet, and it’ll leave you rooting for Suzu harder than ever.

Final Verdict: 9/10. The post-credits scene alone makes it worth it. Suzu nation, rise up.

P.S. If you haven’t already, go rewatch that final scene. You’re welcome.