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The girls are attacked by a dangerous new type of enemy while trying to protect their Wonder Eggs; Acca and Ura-Acca may have a solution, but Ai is more concerned with the budding relationship between her mother and Mr. Sasaki.
The girls are attacked by a dangerous new type of enemy while trying to protect their Wonder Eggs; Acca and Ura-Acca may have a solution, but Ai is more concerned with the budding relationship between her mother and Mr. Sasaki.
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Wonder Egg Priority
S1, EP5 "The Girl Flautist"Ai, Neiru, Rika, and Momoe are quickly becoming close friends as they continue to protect Eggs; however, as they grow closer, questions pile up and tensions rise.
Wonder Egg Priority
S1, EP6 "Punch Drunk Day"The girls are attacked by a dangerous new type of enemy while trying to protect their Wonder Eggs; Acca and Ura-Acca may have a solution, but Ai is more concerned with the budding relationship between her mother and Mr. Sasaki.
Wonder Egg Priority
S1, EP7 "After School at 14"It's Rika's birthday, and the girls get together to celebrate; Rika, however, is focused on her troubled relationship with her mother, and those worries carry over into her next battle.
Wonder Egg Priority
S1, EP8 "The Happy Friendship Plan"Acca and Ura-Acca would like to sell a Wonder Egg; they explain the Eggs and introduce four of their regular customers: Ai, Neiru, Rika, and Momoe.
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