Moshidora — Season 1, Episode 6: Minami Meditates on Strategies and the Status Quo
Animation, Drama, Comedy • 25 min • 1 season, 10 episodes • ★ 7.7/10
Episode synopsis
With new members joining the club and more responsibilities piling up, including evaluations on the other players, Minami decides to impliment 'top management', splitting the various tasks amongst herself, Masayoshi, Ayano and Hanae. Minami becomes concerned that the growing number of applicants will result in many players never seeing the field, as well as leaving some of the other clubs empty-handed. She decides to focus on 'optimizing', interviewing each applicant and reducing them from 30 to 12 based on why they want to join the club, whilst reccomending those who didn't make the cut to other clubs, though she forgets about the evaluations in the process. After thinking about her observations and the interviews, Minami and Makoto manage to decide on a starting lineup for the upcoming tournament, appointing Masayoshi as the team captain.
About Moshidora
Minami joins her High School baseball team as a team manager after finding out that her best friend Yuuki is in the hospital and can't be a team manager any more. In order to try to fill in for Yuuki and to help out the team the best she can, she goes out to find a book on how to manage a baseball team. Unfortunately, she accidentally buys Peter Drucker's book called "Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, Practices" which is actually about how to properly manage a business. Because she couldn't return the book, she decides to read it anyway and to try to apply the business management concepts to the baseball team so that way they can go on and win the Nationals.
More episodes from Season 1
- E1Minami Meets
- E2Minami Ventures into Marketing
- E3Minami Tries to Specialise in Labour
- E4Minami Tackles Innovation
- E5Minami Abandons Traditional High School Baseball
- E7Minami Thinks About Results
- E8Minami Thinks About How Management Should Be
- E9Minami Loses Something Irreplaceable
- E10Minami Is Moved By Highschool Baseball