© 赤坂アカ×横槍メンゴ/集英社・【推しの子】製作委員会You can still see how cutting-edge this Oshi no Ko mini-plot must have been back when it was published as a manga chapter at the height of the Me Too movement. The episode has its moments of sincerity, but is overall a preachy After School Special that provides nothing new. After the first few chapters of Oshi no Ko came out, do you think writer Aka Akasaka and illustrator Mengo Yokoyari got a sternly written letter from the kitchen knife industry? I hate the way the director and Meiya, the abuser and abused, are portrayed as having equal power to one another. Rating:Oshi no Ko Season 3 is currently streaming on Crunchyroll and HIDIVE.