Horimiya (dub) Episode 9 -

Seeing Sakura struggle with her self-image—feeling like she doesn't "fit" the image of a girl Ishikawa would like—is heartbreaking. Her dedication to being "good enough" is a sentiment many viewers relate to.

While they take a backseat, we still get some quality moments. The episode touches on Miyamura’s past and how his current circle of friends is still a "pinch me" reality for him. The dub continues to excel here; captures Miyamura’s quiet growth with such nuance that you can hear the confidence he’s gained since Episode 1. Final Thoughts Horimiya (Dub) Episode 9

Toru Ishikawa continues to be one of the most likable characters in the series. He isn't playing games; he’s just genuinely kind. In the dub, brings a perfect mix of "clueless guy" and "sincere friend" to the role. His reaction to Sakura’s cookies is sweet, but it only heightens the tension for the audience who knows that a choice eventually has to be made. The Miyamura and Hori Dynamic The episode touches on Miyamura’s past and how

Episode 9 of the Horimiya dub, titled " It's Hard, but Not Impossible ," takes a step back from the central Hori and Miyamura romance to shine a much-needed spotlight on the supporting cast—specifically the complicated, bittersweet triangle between Toru Ishikawa , Yuki Yoshikawa , and Sakura Kono . The Heart of the Episode: Sakura vs. Yuki He isn't playing games; he’s just genuinely kind