So is this one of those quirks in an anime I'm just suppose to overlook? I'm 8 episodes in and there has already been 3 instances of "if you don't get an A, you're expelled".
Why does this place even bother being called a school. There is no learning going on here, just trials of complete victory or death.
>just trials of complete victory or death
Yeah there are like 3 people that actually graduate every year.
It's stupid but that's how it is.
Hell's kitchen anime when?
In Japan school compulsion ends after middle school so high schools function a bit more like colleges. You're supposed to see it like that.
But really, it's the only way the writer knows how to create tension.
>I'm 8 episodes in and there has already been 3 instances of "if you don't get an A, you're expelled".
You should watch more of it, or go for the manga
>Nakiri-san
The kanji for “kiri” in this character sketch’s Nakiri means Paulownia, a tree prized for its high quality wood with few flaws. Once it was customary to plant a Paulownia when a girl was born and make it into a dresser and other articles as dowry when she married. It’s also a popular motif for noble family crests. Coincidentally it’s also known as “princess tree” in English.
The “kiri” in the current Nakiri means “cut”.
>The heroine at the center of a culinary academy that values formality and tradition.
>For the better or worse she’s a sheltered girl.
>Very fussy about taste, merciless toward unsuccessful dishes and incompetent chefs, throws knives
>*Wants to rule at the top of the Taste Mafia
>Even longer?
try and look at it from a position of understanding of the food industry
its raw
spoilers, megumi wins da souma
also tsukuda is meh, don't expect too much
worst girl