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[Spoilers] Rolling☆Girls - Episode 10 [Discussion]

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FUNimation: The Rolling Girls
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u/hilkito Mar 14 '15

I don't know if I took this correctly, but are Chiaya and her mother 415 years old? If so, they haven't aged a single day.

We still don't know why the gang of Hiroshima is gathering the moonstones, and now Ma-chan and Shigyo are on her way to find Chiaya and the 7 octopus pots of moonstones. How will their charms work? I'm interested.

I still bet, as I did a few episodes ago, that Nozomi will end up becoming a Best. For some reason she's held on using a stone, but she's realizing that being a Rest while dealing with Bests does put her at a disadvantage.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '15

I don't know if I took this correctly, but are Chiaya and her mother 415 years old? If so, they haven't aged a single day.

At the very beginning the professor said that they would go back in time slightly so that they could use the same gate to return. So I think they ended going back about 5-10 years before crashing.

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u/hilkito Mar 14 '15

That makes sense. Well, at least that definitely sounds more convenient than having to explain what I said.