The commander of the Saunder's school tankery team has been cozying up with the commander of Pravda's team, and Vice-Commander Nonna is not jealous at all. She is angry to witness such a brazen display of American arrogance. Since this was far better received than I thought, I'm turning it into a collection of vignettes on the relationships between three unlikely tank girlfriends.

When Rika comes down with a high fever, Satoko and Hanyuu stay home to take care of her. They soon find that a feverish Rika is somewhat different to deal with than a healthy one. (SatoRika)

It's tsundere comedy theatre as one careless slip of the tongue leads Sakurako down paths she does not want to travel in front of a live, studio apartment audience.

Rika goes out for shopping, Hanyuu goes out for a walk, and Satoko is left alone at home. Bored, she explores the three's house, still unsure if she knows every nook and cranny of it even after living in it all this time. She stumbles across a secret space in the ceiling of the closet, and a journal filled with poems... SatoRika. Post Matsuribayashi-hen.

I am being stalked by a crazy girl with wild pink hair and laughing blue eyes. She says she knows me. She says we're best friends. And sometimes ... sometimes I think she just might be right. Maybe I'm going crazy too.

Scootaloo has never really cared much for Pinkie Pie, and she definitely doesn't like the way Pinkie calls her hero "Dashie." But for some strange reason, Pinkie seems fixated on her and insistent on meddling in Scootaloo's life.