Finally on Episode 5, she is found by Hanamaru to be hiding on school, and is invited by Chika to form part of Aqours. In the following episode, she attends class but immediately escapes after acting like "Yohane" once again. Yoshiko meets up with her old kindergarten friend Hanamaru, as well as Chika Takami, You Watanabe and Ruby Kurosawa in the first episode, though she acts like "Yohane" during that time until Hanamaru drives her to act normally. Because of this, it is implied she didn't have many friends during that time. She has developed this persona ever since she was in kindergarten, and fully embraced it during middle school. Yoshiko likes the "little devil" look and proclaims herself to be "Yohane, the Fallen Angel" ( 堕 だ 天 てん 使 しヨハネ Datenshi Yohane), an angel who has angered God and was cast away from the heavens to Earth for going way too far being like God, developing a human body which is merely a vessel to which her soul is bound to.
She attended the same kindergarten as her friend Hanamaru Kunikida, who she calls "Zuramaru" ( ずら丸, "Zuramaru"). McKenzie levelled the score 3-3 after 19 minutes, before Shaun Stevenson finished off a swift backline movement to give the Chiefs a 10-3 lead.Yoshiko is a first year student who was born in the urban side of the city of Numazu. McLeod failed to return from a head injury assessment, while Lienert-Brown returned after 10 minutes. The All Blacks centre was shown a yellow card, which wasn’t upgraded to a red, but was fortunate not to be shown red for a poor example of tackle technique, where the classy Chiefs midfielder didn’t drop his body height. They weren’t helped by the loss of All Black-in-waiting Dallas McLeod being forced off after nine minutes after a high shot from Anton Lienert-Brown. The Crusaders dominated the opening stages, but only had Mo’unga’s penalty to show for it. “This crowd here tonight deserved to see us win tonight and geez if we’d done it with for 14 men for 30 minutes that would have been helluva story to tell and we’ve come up just short. (Photo by Hannah Peters/Getty Images)ĭeparting Chiefs co-captain Brad Weber summed up the flat feeling felt by his side, who lost just once throughout the regular season. Codie Taylor celebrates after at full-time after beating the Chiefs in the 2023 Super Rugby final on June 24, 2023, in Hamilton.
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