Review of Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun Specials

I had a lot of fun watching the main show, so I was looking forward to see what these specials had to offer. So, are they any fun? Well, let's hop in and find out, shall we? Story Let's be clear about something: these special don't actually advance the story that much. It's just the main cast travelling to the beach for the summer. You could skip these specials without missing any important. However, that doesn't mean that nothing of importance happens in this show. One of the things I loved about the main show is the comedy and these specials have the chance to indulge in thecomedy so much without having to worry about how to advance the story or the relationship between Chiyo and Nozaki. (7/10).

Characters
As always, it's good to see the characters just hang around with each other and enjoy a good time without having to worry about school or making the next chapter in Nozaki's manga. These short episodes just reminds you of how well the characters work together. (8/10).

Visuals
The show doesn't get that big of a chance to shine visually. I guess it's fine watching big environments like the mall or the beach, but it's not something out of the ordinary. That said, I love how the characters move between scenes. (7/10).

Sounds
It seems the cast had a lot of fun making these specials, especially Juliet Simmons (Chiyo) and Cameron Bautsch (Wakamatsu). (8/10).

Conclusion
These specials don't exactly do much to advance the main story, but on their own, they're very entertaining and I highly recommend them to anyone who loved the show and the characters. (8/10).