They start planning other parts of the trip like how to arrange rooms. Mio, on the other hand, let out a hysterical celebration. Yui is completely devastated, before being reminded that London is in Europe. After anxiously waiting for a winner, Ton-chan finally picks London. Since no other method will be fair, they let Ton-chan decide by picking one of four teacups paired with their choice of destination. Since everyone wants something different, Yui draws out an obviously rigged ghost leg lottery, and is promptly punished. She'd like to visit London, a city with a rich musical history. Mio's suggestion is far more fleshed out. Ritsu suggests Dubai, Yui would like to go to Europe, and Tsumugi just wants to go to the hot springs. Over afternoon tea, they start to discuss possible destinations, seemingly having all somehow mutually agreed on the plan in order to keep Azusa in the dark about her present. And with that, Azusa no longer suspects a thing. While Yui tries to sweep everything under the rug, Tsumugi makes a smooth recovery by changing the topic to their planned graduation trip to the German city of Lünen (the gag being that 'staying back' is pronounced the same as Lünen). Azusa, who only heard the last part about 'staying back a year' is definitely suspicious. As Yui retells Ui's idea of staying back a year, Azusa walks in on their conversation, startling the other girls. Still, Mio thinks that Azusa's present should be their top priority. She reasons that the club had already discussed planning a trip, and also had passports. Ironically, Ritsu recants her previous opinion, slyly suggesting the club take a graduation trip. Meanwhile, the whole of Class 3-2 is also starting to think of a graduation gift for Sawako.
Furthermore, their plan should be focused on Azusa more than anything. Though Tsumugi and Yui seem to be interested, Ritsu opposes a trip on the basis that they ought to do their own thing rather than copy someone else's plan. In class, Yui overhears the volleyball team discussing their own plans for a graduation trip to Hawaii. No one has a concrete idea about their plans. The next day, the four meet up on their way to school. Yui heads over to her room to strum her guitar rather halfheartedly still undecided on what to do for Azusa. Ui jokes that Yui could just stay back a year so they could graduate together, but Yui seems to consider the idea. That, and she'd appreciate it if Yui didn't hug her as much. Ui says that all Azusa really wants from her seniors is for them to be more serious when it comes to practice, and to clean up the room every once in a while. She asks Ui if Azusa has mentioned anything in particular that might be a fitting present. Speaking of, Azusa has just caught up with the seniors, after following a trail of candy wrappers Yui left 'in case she got lost'.īack at home, Yui is struggling to think of what kind of gift to leave Azusa. Excitedly, they sit down to start discussing ideas, with the first idea being a present for Azusa. She wishes to do something typical of graduating seniors. Yui expresses to her friends that even if they are taller and older, she does not feel that they are truly seniors. The seniors leave the club room and stroll through the halls with some of their belongings to take home. Clearly spooked, Ritsu and Yui grovel to Sawako, adulating her and Death Devil. Sawako then warns the girls of an upcoming meeting to discuss graduation requirements, like attendance. This worries Azusa, who laments the fact that her senpais would soon be gone. Sawako unexpectedly joins the toast, commending the girls' accomplishment while being in disbelief that the girls would be graduating so soon. They toast the seniors' recent success of having all been accepted into the same university. The five of them sit down for tea with baumkuchen that Tsumugi brought and reflect on the upcoming graduation. The seniors quickly drop the act, and the club resumes their normal activities. Azusa turns on the cassette deck only to realize they were only imitating Death Devil.
Yui and Ritsu promptly label her the cause of the club's demise for bringing snacks and tea. Tsumugi suddenly condemns everyone, which is surprising given her normally gentle disposition. The senior members of the club play a Death Devil song. In an attempt to diffuse the situation, Azusa offers to play old maid, but is swiftly refused by Ritsu, who continues to argue with Yui. Azusa walks in on a heated debate: Ritsu and Yui are arguing over the style of music they are playing, and Mio explains how the disagreement over which direction the club will go might lead to it being disbanded. At school, Azusa Nakano makes her way to the club room, where Yui and the others are pretending to play an old Death Devil song.
#K on 3d movie
The movie begins with Yui struggling to wake up to her alarm, a scene reminiscent of the first episode of the anime series.
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