Daftar episode Bakuman: Perbedaan antara revisi

| RAltTitle =  ({{lang-ja|意地と決断}})

| ShortSummary = <!--The series continues off with Mashiro and Takagi's ''Perfect Crime Party's'' serialization. Azuki receives an offer for an audition role in the ''+Natural'' anime but she is undecided due to a promise with Mashiro to cast as the female lead for the anime adaptation of his manga. In the end she personally tells Aiko and Eiji she declines the role but before they can talk it out she's taken away by Mashiro who decided to stop her last minute. They hold hands the rest of way. Before she heads home, Azuki tells him that next time they meet, they'll kiss; by that time, their dreams will have come true.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|毎晩と融合}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Competition heats up between ''PCP'' and ''+Natural/Crow''. Mashiro realize his art style is a tad too dark for their manga and gradually changes it each chapter which results in their rankings slowly getting better. Aiko becomes infatuated with Eiji after he acknowledges her talent while Eiji gets fired up again. +Natural gets the upper hand over PCP when the anime starts airing and things get worse when Eiji publishes a whole chapter without text, relying on the art alone, as response to Mashiro's development. Takahama's ''Ally of Justice'' and Fukuda's ''Road Racer Giri'' begin their new serializations too, heating up the competition even more. The episode ends with Mashiro and Takagi looking at the crossover between ''CROW'' and ''+Natural''.-->

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| ShortSummary = <!--Mashiro and Takagi decide that ''PCP'' won't be able to beat ''CROW'' and ''+Natural'' at their current pace. Takagi decides that writing a five-week-long arc will increase PCP's ranking for week 25. They need to beat Eiji in order to be able to continue ''PCP'' so Mashiro and Hattori agree, though it's a risky tactic because the rating will go down until the finale chapter. Takagi thinks of the arc and it almost done but feels the story is lacking something. After seeing and talking to Aiko again, he realizes that PCP needs a rival character who is also able to push ''PCP'' forward as, just like their rivalry with Eiji, Fukuda and the rest does for them.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|余裕と落とし穴}})

| ShortSummary = <!--''PCP'' gets selected for a drama CD to which Mashiro and Takagi nominate Azuki for the role of the main female character. As popularity of ''PCP'' continues to increase a light novel is also spawned. However Takagi and Mashiro still push for an anime adaptation causing Hattori to say that ''PCP'' will probably not be made into one. He goes on to explain that the editors at Yueisha had received numerous letters of complaint from adults saying that their children have been engaging in petty crimes and mischievous behaviour because of ''PCP's'' realistically influential content; this dashes the duos hopes. Nizuma also seems upset upon learning of this news. Shiratori draws his own storyboard with help from Takagi and shows it to Hattori who says that it may be good enough to be printed as a one-shot and even a serialization. Mashiro had conceived a plan for Ashirogi Muto to begin work on another manga. Therefore the news of Takagi and Shiratori collaborating took him by surprise because it would mean that Takagi would have to team up with Shiratori as well.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|ステップとウォッチ}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Takagi and Shiratori's manga ''Rabuta & Peace'' is entered into the serialization committee and it is published in the November issue of ''Shonen Jack'' placing 5th in the voting charts. Mashiro decides to use his free time to improve his drawing skill, aiming to reach a level where he can draw two manga simultaneously and be on par with Niizuma. Shiratori's mother disapproves of him drawing manga because of their family's high class reputation causing him to run away from home. His family then comes to the studio looking for him where Shiratori's mother insults everyone there by looking down on their manga artists' abilities. This leads to a heated exchange of words by both parties. Hiramaru and Aoki's serializations are both canceled due to low ratings and enter into an upcoming competition, ''Super Leaders Fest''. Upon learning of this and Niizuma's participation (meaning that he will now be working on three manga) Mashiro decides to enter on his own with a new manga, since he doesn't want to affect Takagi's quality on ''PCP'' and ''Rabuta & Peace''. However Takagi states that they will enter together.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|パンチと１人立ち}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Mashiro convinces Takagi to let him work on their entry for the ''Super Leaders Fest'' so he can concentrate on ''Rabuta & Peace''. After overcoming a bit of writer's block, Mashiro decides on entering with a love story. At Yueisha's Annual New Years Day party (2015) it is discovered that everyone intends on entering the ''Super Leaders Fest'' with love stories; Fukuda only did so because everyone else was. Mashiro asks Azuki for her input in his manga which would be based on their feelings for each other. Mashiro and Takagi end up having a fight over whether or not it is right for them to drift apart and work on separate manga. Shiratori decides to quit being an assistant and focus on getting ''Rabuta & Peace'' serialized while Takagi stops coming to the studio altogether, even going as far as to discuss ''PCP'' with Hattori separately. Later on Takagi comes back and explains that he had been away teaching Shiratori to become independent because ''Rabuta & Peace'' is his manga. ''Ashirogi Muto'' end up entering together and in the end they place 4th in the competition but reflect that it was worth it because they both had grown from their experiences.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|記念撮影と教室}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Yoshida wants Hiramaru to aim his manga, ''Never Reaching You'', which placed 2nd in the ''Super Leaders Fest'' for a serialization. Hiramaru reluctantly agrees so long as he can go on a tea date with Aoki. Suspecting that Yoshida may be pulling the strings behind the scene, Hiramaru and Aoki to turn off their phones so they can't be disturbed. When Yoshida realizes this, he goes after them but is sent on a wild goose chase through the city because Hiramaru sold his car to Fukuda, preventing him from being tracked. Takagi, Mashiro and Fukuda deduce that Hiramaru went to the tea shop he wrote about in his manga. They chase him and Aoki to a pedestrian bridge where Yoshida tries to convince him to keep drawing because he is a true genius that comes around every 2-3 years (much to Hirmaru's annoyance at the low number). Hiramaru goes to confess to Aoki, but Yoshida tries to talk him out of it because he will be crushed if he is turned down. However he goes ahead with support from Mashiro, Takagi, Miyoshi and Fukuda, to which Aoki accepts; however, Hirmaru now continues making manga with a new purpose, and that is to please Aoki. ''Ashirogi Muto'' are chosen to judge a competition called ''Treasure'', and they are told that a newcomer, has entered with a manga called ''The Classroom of Truth'' that potentially surpasses all of their work.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|狙いと評価}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Mashiro and Takagi begin reading ''The Classroom of Truth'' and decide that it is a very good manga despite the fact that it is unorthodox in nature. The serialization committee however, decide that the manga itself is not suited for Shonen Jack and have it remain a finalist in the competition. Its author, Nanamine Tooru, turns out to be a long time fan of Ashirogi Muto and is brought to Yueisha to discuss changing the material of ''The Classroom of Truth''. However, Nanamine releases the manga on the internet which upsets Yueisha's policy but he brings them a new manga which the Chief reads and approves of as a one-shot immediately. Later, when Nanamine meets Takagi and Mashiro, he tells them he doesn't trust editors since he thinks manga artists themselves know better what a good manga is. He also reveals his working method: he collaborates with fellow manga artist on the Internet and incorporates their ideas into his work, which he then passes off as his own. He states that he will do what is necessary to rise to the top of Shonen Jack. This new revelation leaves both Mashiro and Takagi angered.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|自信と覚悟}})

| ShortSummary = <!--As Nanamine's meeting with Mashiro and Takagi continues, he tells them to they are amateurs with no self confidence if they rely on editors that much. Nanamine continues to refine the storyboard for his one-shot with help from his internet community, should it get serialized and completely ignores his editor, Kosugi. A flashback shows Nanamine being a loner as a child, until he read Ashirogi Muto's ''Money & Intelligence'', spawning his myopic philosophy that anything can be bought with money alone. As Nanamine's rating gets even higher, Mashiro and Takagi analyze his progress and begin to discuss their successor to ''PCP''. The editorial department continue to marvel at Nanamine's work albeit minor skepticism from Hattori and Kosugi. Eventually Kosugi goes to Nanamine's house for a meeting where Nanamine reveals his method; paying artists to draw his manga after merging their ideas, to a shocked Kosugi and virtually blackmails him into keeping it quiet. Eventually the serialization committee makes their selections.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|考察と挑発}})

| ShortSummary = <!--The serialization committee decides to serialize Aoki's ''What God Gave Me'' and Nanamine's ''What You Need for a Meaningful School Life''. As Kosugi begins to be bothered by Nanamine's method, Hattori senses his discomfort and visits Mashiro and Takagi to gain some insight on Kosugi's attitude, which they reveal is due to Nanamine's unorthodox method, enraging Hattori. At the same time, Nanamine calls Akito to gloat about his serialization, but Ashirogi Muto states they will crush his methods using all the hard work they have put into ''PCP''. Unperturbed, Nanamine says that they will let the rankings decide who is superior. Eventually, Hattori confronts Kosugi and is able to lift his spirits by reminding him of his value as an editor. As Nanamine collaborates with his internet acquaintances, some drop out after becoming fearful of his intention to challenge Ashirogi Muto. While Mashiro and Takagi decide how best to contest Nanamine, they realize, that they can best counterattack, by pitting the climax of ''PCP's'' current arc against Nanamine's second chapter. Eventually, as Kosugi reviews Nanamine's work and points out the weakness in his background drawings, Nanamine reveals his secret weapon: a returning Takuro Nakai.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|焦慮と逆転}})

| ShortSummary = <!--As Nanamine's battle with Ashirogi Muto continues, he hires Nakai and is able to increase the level of his art albeit Nakai inadvertently discovers his method. As the weeks progress, Aoki's ''What God Gave Me'' rises to the top of the rankings followed by a sharp decline, while Ashirogi Muto's ''PCP'' remain steady at 4th place. Nanamine's ''What You Need for a Meaningful School Life'' initially comes in 2nd place but soon plummets to 15th and is on the verge of cancellation since he keeps adding too many ideas from his internet community. Nanamine then tries to bait Ashirogi Muto into competing with the same type of story, which they reject outright due to Yueisha's policy. While he continues to argue with his internet community and rejecting Kosugi's input, a large part of Nanamine's community abandons him for rejecting their ideas and exposes his method to deputy chief editor Aida. Kosugi decides to take full responsibility and visits Nanamine, who asks him to steal Ashirogi Muto's next storyboard out of desperation. Afterwards, Kosugi visits Mashiro and Takagi and explains the situation to them. He asks that they compete with the same story as Nanamine (with permission from the Chief and Hattori) and teach him what it really means to be a manga artist, which they accept.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|熱血と完敗}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Kosugi explains the competition to Nanamine and tells him that if he loses, he has to form a proper author-editor relationship with him. Meanwhile, Takagi explains the obvious flaw in Nanamine's method: controlling such a large group of people and choosing/blending the best ideas from them is simply impossible. Nakai also realizes this and tells the internet community that Nanamine had been hiding the true ratings from them to prevent their departure, which they do upon learning of this. With his ranking dropped to 19th and ''PCP'' in 3rd place, Nanamine decides to give up but Kosugi doesn't let him walk away and demonstrates he wouldn't leave him, prompting Nanamine to start anew by doing the work himself. Eventually, at Yueisha's Annual New Years Day party (2016), Nanamine deems Ashirogi Muto his rival and vows to beat them eventually. Soon an elementary school reunion takes place which Mashiro attends (Takagi didn't as Kaya was ill and he was worried) and is hailed as a celebrity by his former classmates. He clears up any incorrect ideas they have about manga artist life, surprising them. Afterwards, he explains to Takagi how their profession made them miss out on enjoying life with their friends but are both content that they are pursuing their dream. Finally, news of a bank robbery airs; not a single thing was stolen though. A volume of ''PCP'' was left, showing the thieves mimicked the manga.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|模倣と無意識}})

| ShortSummary = <!--As Mashiro and Azuki ponder the effects that the robbery would have on ''PCP'' and Takagi, the Chief and Hattori decide to support Ashirogi Muto as much as possible. However, Takagi's mental state has already been greatly affected. This causes him to write lower quality stories and eventually he reuses old ideas he once rejected. This results in ''PCP's'' ranking dropping from the top five to the 12th place. As ''PCP'' enters a slump, Yujiro confides in Hattori of Nizuma's deal to cancel one manga should he get the top spot in the rankings, which may happen soon. This leads Hattori to become fearful of ''PCP's'' serialization. As another bank robbery occurs, the thieves leave a card, claiming they are ''PCP'', which enrages Takagi but he finally finds a way to resolve this.''PCP's'' next chapter is about a copycat crime intended to make it seem like the ''PCP'' protagonists had done it, but is foiled by their rival who realized the real ''PCP'' wouldn't commit criminal acts, much less claim it was their doing. As the results of the rankings come in, ''PCP'' jumps back to 3rd place with Mashiro and Takagi expressing that their manga does not condone crime.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|連続と阻止}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Nizuma begins devoting himself to ''CROW'', which soon manages to place 1st in the rankings for five consecutive weeks. Yujiro is initially thrilled but later worries Nizuma's determination is connected with the deal he made with the Chief. He speculates Nizuma might want to end ''+Natural''. As Ashirogi Muto follow ''CROW's'' progress, they take it as Nizuma's method of motivating them to improve ''PCP''. Soon enough, Nizuma pays the Chief a surprise visit at the Yueisha and Yujirou can only speculate what they discuss. Yujiro informs Fukuda of Nizuma's intentions, who then gathers together Takagi, Mashiro, Aoki, Hiramaru, Takahama and Akina to confront Nizuma directly. Nizuma explains the deal he made with the Chief: he'll get to end a manga should he gain 1st place in the rankings for 10 consecutive weeks. He then reveals that he intends to end ''CROW'' at the height of its popularity since he doesn't believe in Yueisha's policy of continuing a manga solely for profit. However, since everyone always looked up to Nizuma, they refuse to let him have his way and resolve to surpass ''CROW'' before he can end it. Nizuma accepts their challenge and proposes a modified ultimatum: if they can beat ''CROW'' in the rankings at least once before he finishes his final manuscript, he will not end the manga.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|フロントとセンター}})

| ShortSummary = <!--With Nizuma's ultimatum clearly set, only seven weeks remain until the end of ''CROW''. Yujiro decides to inform the entire editing department of Nizuma's intentions, much to their frustration but eventually decide to do all they can for their authors to surpass ''CROW''. As the weeks close in, everyone does their best to improve their manga, with Fukuda introducing a new character in ''Road Racer Giri'' and Takahama beginning a new story arc for ''Mikata's Justice'' while utilizing their cover spreads. As Ashirogi Muto decide how to compete against Nizuma, they decide to utilize the strength that ''PCP'' possesses: its unconventionaliy and introduce a mysterious new [[anti hero]]ic character called "Sigma". As the results come in, ''CROW'' remains 1st while ''Road Racer Giri'' and ''Mikata's Justice'' place 2nd in consecutive weeks followed by ''PCP'', with the editing department's favorite for beating ''CROW'' being ''Mikata's Justice''. However, with everyone's manga greatly improving, the voting gap closes between everyone else and Nizuma. Hattori is able to secure a colored centered page for Ashirogi Muto in the 36th issue of ''Shonen Jack.'' After brainstorming, they come up with an idea to plant a hidden message within the colored page, which would only become apparent once the readers finish their chapter and with this, Ashirogi Muto challenge ''CROW.''-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|最終話とコメント}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Yujiro acknowledges Nizuma's determination and states that he will support him in ending ''CROW''. As Ashirogi's next chapter of ''PCP'' is published, everyone marvels at their brilliance in using the colored page the way they did. The page itself is an invitation for the protagonists of ''PCP'' to meet the mysterious "Sigma". The page shows the portrait of ''PCP's'' leader, Matoko, which is altered by "Sigma" to detail the date, time and place of their meeting. The idea is that the readers are able to engage themselves in the puzzle by using the colored page. As the results come in, Ashirogi Muto ties in second place with ''Road Racer Giri'' while ''CROW'' takes first place yet again. As Takagi and Mashiro think about their defeat, they realize it was their rivalry with Nizuma that brought them as far as they have come, and express this in the comments section for ''CROW's'' final chapter. As Yujiro congratulates Nizuma on ending ''CROW'', he is shocked to discover Nizuma already has many other manga drawn. Eventually Nizuma visits Takagi and Mashiro and they both express their admiration for being each other's rivals as well as Nizuma's joy of making friends based on their shared passion for manga. Finally, Nizuma tells Takagi and Mashiro that his next work will be the greatest manga ever written.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|ゾンビと悪魔}})

| ShortSummary = <!--As ''+Natural's'' ratings plummet to 15th place in the rankings, and being informed by Miura that her story is not on par with the battle archetype, Iwase loses confidence in her abilities and decides to stop writing altogether. Upon learning of this from Aoki through Takagi, Mashiro pays her a visit and reminds her that she is Takagi's driving force and should stay as a fellow rival, although she is free to do what she pleases. Eventually everyone from Team Fukuda shows up and witnessing how much they care, Iwase is able to restore her resolve. Later, Sasaki is transferred to another magazine, but before he leaves, pays Nizuma and Ashirogi Muto and visit. He expresses his desire to see them both do well and acknowledges the fact that he had favoritism towards Mashiro and Takagi due to a promise he kept to Mashiro's late uncle, Nobuhiro. Nizuma shows Yujiro his storyboard for his next manga with a [[zombie]] theme, with Yujiro remarking that it is already better than ''CROW''. Mashiro and Takagi also finalize plans for ''PCP's'' successor and decide on the standard battle archetype. Their new manga would involve two demonic protagonists with differing ideals battling it out for the sake of Justice. As the archetype fits perfectly as a Shonen Manga, and using all the experience they have gained so far, Ashirogi Muto decide to challenge Nizuma's next Zombie Manga with their Demonic Manga.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|週刊と月刊}})

| ShortSummary = <!--The editing department go ecstatic over Ashirogi's ''Reversi'' and Nizuma's ''Zombie Gun'' so both are published as one-shots. Meanwhile, Azuki lands the lead role in popular soccer anime ''Instant 12'' and Mashiro congratulates her, promising the breakout role from their future anime. As the votes come in, ''Zombie Gun'' sets a new record by getting the highest number of votes for a one-shot: 692. However in the second week, as ''Reversi'' is published, it places 1st and beats Nizuma's ''Zombie Gun'' by a margin of two votes. At the serialization committee, it is decided that both ''Zombie Gun'' and ''Reversi'' should be published, however they have a difficult time deciding how to deal with Ashirogi producing two manga weekly. Heishi seeks advice from Sasaki and they decide it would be best if Ashirogi does ''PCP'' weekly and ''Reversi'' as a monthly manga. This news upsets Hattori since he confides in Yujiro that he wanted to edit ''Reversi''. At another serialization meeting, Yujiro takes Hattori's desire into account and calls him, Takagi and Mashiro in to have them voice their opinion. They unanimously agree that ''PCP'' should go monthly because of its broader audience and publish ''Reversi'' weekly so it can compete with Nizuma's manga for dominance. Eventually, Mashiro decides to buy the studio from his grandfather, who gives him Nobuhiro's Diary. As Mashiro reads it, he becomes more determined than ever to continue his uncle's legacy.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|間延びと一気}})

| ShortSummary = <!--As Ashirogi Muto struggle to meet deadlines for the Shonen Jack and Hisshou Jump magazines, a backlog of work starts piling up. As Mashiro and his three assistants, along with help from Takagi and Miyoshi push themselves to their limits to complete the storyboards, returning professional assistant, Ogawa, steps in with two new assistants and is able to complete the storyboards. As the competition between Nizuma's ''Zombie Gun'' and Ashirogi Muto's ''Reversi'' takes off, ''Reversi'' manages to take 1st place in the rankings for three consecutive weeks. Nizuma makes a drastic move by changing one of his antagonists for ''Zombie Gun'' and rises to the top once again. This shows the weakness in ''Reversi''; it has two protagonists, and one can't be killed off and replaced. As Takagi realizes this, he slows the pace of his story to match the standard battle archetype which further results in their ratings dropping to 5th place. Eventually, after a discussion with Hattori, Takagi calls Mashiro and they both agree that ''Reversi'' may not be a long running manga, even managing 50 chapters. However they discuss being content with resolving the conflict between the protagonists in the most interesting way possible, rather than prolonging it. Nevertheless, for the sake of himself, Mashiro and Azuki, Takagi promises to go all out and turn ''Reversi'' into a masterpiece they can all be proud of.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|息継ぎとパーティー}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Mashiro and Takagi discuss their intention of covering the final confrontation of the main characters of ''Reversi'' in one go with a shocked Hattori, but they decide to cross that bridge when they get there. Meanwhile, Hiramaru's ''Never Reaching You'' is selected for an anime while Aoki's ''What God Gave Me'' is cancelled. In order to cheer her up Hiramaru invites Aoki to an amusement park with the intention of proposing to her. On learning of this, Yoshida is initially intent on stopping Hiramaru, since he will be distraught if he is turned down, but upon remembering his very first meeting with Hiramaru, decides to help him. At the amusement park, Hiarmaru takes Aoki to the ferris wheel, but isn't able to propose since he loses the engagement ring. Aoki realizes what Hiramaru is doing and gives him another chance, where he proposes in an unorthodox manner and she accepts, much to Hiramaru and Yoshida's joy; however, as a downside, the negative Hirmaru draws from for his manga is greatly lessened. Later, ''Reversi'' continues to dominate over ''Zombie Gun'' in the rankings however demand for the printed volumes of ''Zombie Gun'' skyrockets. As Ashirogi Muto and Hattori analyze what this means they realize that the content of ''Reversi'' isn't easily comprehensible to children or the female demographic alike. Towards the end of the year, Mashiro, Takagi, Miyoshi and their assistants attend the annual, Tezuka-Akatsuka (2017) Prize Party. Here, Kato's friend, a voice actress called Ririki Kitami tries to hit on Mashiro, but gives up when she learns Azuki is his girlfriend; she calls them "the couple of the century". Eventually Ashirogi meet Nizuma who commends them on dominating over ''Zombie Gun'' in the rankings but promises that sales of the manga volumes won't lose to them, words that they take as motivation. Finally Mashiro and Takagi are approached by Futoshi Tanabe, a producer for the Japanese Animation Company.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|温泉と意思確認}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Mashiro, Takagi and Miyoshi go to a hot spring for the short new year holiday. Mashiro and Takagi contemplate how far they have come since middle school. As the year begins, the editors at Shonen Jack have a tough time deciding which series, ''Zombie Gun'' or ''Reversi'' should get an anime since both have compelling circumstances. Yujiro explains this to Nizuma who turns down the offer, but changes his mind when he learns that ''Reversi'' will take its place. Aida asks for Hattori's approval in selecting ''Reversi'' but he is torn. He knows Ashirogi might end the manga before the anime even starts and feels obliged to tell this, but then the offer might be pulled. Hattori discusses this with Mashiro and Takagi who both immediately agree on the anime, but they realize they may have to prolong ''Reversi'' for a year and thus sacrifice its quality. Takagi promises that he will not let ''Reversi's'' quality waver and Mashiro finally tells Hattori why Takagi would go so far for him: because of the promise he made to Azuki. Hattori realizes that he was wrong to worry too much about it and wants to support them. Afterwards Yujiro and Hattori try to make convince Heishi their manga should get an anime and become the flagship series. Later, Hattori hurriedly bursts into Mashiro's studio with news of the outcome.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|訂正と宣言}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Hattori announces that the ''Reversi'' anime will begin airing in October and Mashiro breaks into tears as their dream is at last within reach. Heishi calls Nizuma and explains why he rejected ''Zombie Gun'', since it will help Ashirogi to rise to his level and secure the future of Shonen Jack; this only inspire Nizuma to continue growing as manga artist as well. Azuki calls Mashiro to congratulate him and recites lines from ''Reversi''. Later Ririki Kitami blogs about her meeting with Mashiro and his involvement with Azuki; Takagi has Kato ensure that Ririka erases the entry. However, Ishizowa, jealous of his classmates successful lives, posts proof on the internet to make Mashiro and Asuki miserable. As rumors begin spreading, everyone worries the public will accuse Ashirogi of favoritism to Azuki, something that could damage her career. This is confirmed when Mashiro, Takagi and Hattori meet the animation committee for ''Reversi''. Mashiro tells Azuki that she should deny any relationship with him on her weekly radio broadcast to preserve her image. However, instead she goes public with her relationship, telling everyone about their promise. This has a mixed effect on the public, some who call the station and ask her personal questions. In the end, Mashiro calls the show and tells the public to believe in Azuki as they always have and adamantly states that she will get the part of the lead female role in ''Reversi'' by her skills alone.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|マイクと台本}})

| ShortSummary = <!--After the radio broadcast, Azuki's fans seem to have calmed down and ''Reversi'' gets a lot positive attention. The anime producers want to hold a public audition for the female lead role and let the public vote who should get the role, which would be unfavorable for Azuki since she won't be judged objectively. Despite this, Mashiro agrees, not wanting to let people think she got the role through connections. During the auditions Azuki's performance is excellent but people notice that she mentioned "Schwarz" instead of "Weiss" during her performance, like all the voice actresses did before her. Worried how the different line in the script will affect her, everyone is worried. Later, during the show, the director of the program makes a short announcement in which he states the script was based on the published Shonen Jack magazine edition, where the mistake was printed in, but that this was corrected in the manga volume. Since Azuki used the manga volume to learn the lines, she didn't make the "mistake" the other voice actresses did without knowing. He tells the public that no one is "wrong" and that this fact should be considered in the votes. In the end Azuki wins by a huge margin and Mashiro, Takagi and Miyoshi celebrate Mashiro and Azuki's dreams finally getting fulfilled.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|あり方と終わり方}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Following Azuki securing the role of the lead female character, Hattori, Mashiro and Takagi begin discussing their intention to end the ''Reversi'' manga in July. Later, Mashiro calls Azuki to congratulate her and they make plans to meet once the first episode of ''Reversi'' finishes airing. Hattori tells Heishi about Ashirogi's plan, which he rejects and orders Hattori to convince them to continue the manga. Hattori explains this to Mashiro and Takagi and they decide to think about their final decision. However, Takagi has a separate meeting with Hattori. He states that he will end ''Reversi'' in 8 chapters and surpass Nizuma in both rankings as well as volume sales, making Mashiro the best manga artist in Shonen Jack, wanting this to be his wedding present. Hattori decides to take responsibility reflect the words of Director Torishima: 'when the company and authors are at odds, a good editor should stand by the author'. Heishi, having heard the same words before, sides with Ashirogi and informs the animation studio of their decision, which they accept; having the completed series will allow them to stay true to it. When the final chapter is published everyone is awestruck at the spectacular climatic battle between the two protagonists. It is such a smashing success that the manga volumes sell out within a day, surpassing the sales of ''Zombie Gun'' by selling 1.22 million copies per volume. Finally, at ''Reversi's'' end, Heishi, summons Ashirogi to Yueisha where they meet Nizuma and their motivational rivalry continues.-->

| RAltTitle = &nbsp;({{lang-ja|夢と現実}})

| ShortSummary = <!--Hattori meets with the production staff and cast of ''Reversi's'' anime as production gets underway. At the studio, Mashiro reveals to Miyoshi of his intention to propose to Azuki after ''Reversi's'' premiere and thanks her for creating their pen name: "Ashirogi Muto". As Miyoshi leaves, Mashiro and Takagi reflect on their journey thus far. Elsewhere, Azuki reveals her and Mashiro's plans to meet after the anime to her mother, while Mashiro reads his uncle's diary. Later, after the anime premieres, Mashiro picks up Azuki in a fashion, honoring one of his late uncle's dreams and they talk about the times they had been together. Soon, Mashiro takes Azuki to visit her former home where they recreate the scene of the first time Mashiro approached her at her house, before proposing. Azuki answers by kissing him and promises that they will be together forever. Eventually everyone attends Hiramaru and Aoki's wedding where Azuki catches the bride's bouquet of flowers. Finally, Azuki and Mashiro move into Azuki's old house together with the intention to officially have a wedding ceremony if Ashirogi's newest work gets a serialization. With their dreams finally achieved, Mashiro ends the series with a monologue, stating dreams are not achieved by someone telling you so, you have to make them reality yourself.-->