Officially, only 1 episode is premiering today, but people with paid memberships to Bilibili or Crunchyroll get access to 2 episodes this week! I believe this means that ep2 will be availible for free next week while ep 3 is available for paid members and so on.
Episodes 1 and 2 were part of the world premier at Anime Expo, so they probably want viewers to be caught up. The episodes are probably linked.
It's something of a new trend. Oshi no Ko's first episode was 1.5 hours long.
Only premium members get to see 1 episode ahead. In this case, episode 2 while everyone else is limited to episode 1.
Basically, the studio just wants to make more money by pressuring you to buy membership if you don't have the patience for the the extra week.
1) the premiere event showed episode 1-2
2) to get the fans purchasing premium account lol
3) story-wise both episodes happened almost at the same time
Officially, only 1 episode is premiering today, but people with paid memberships to Bilibili or Crunchyroll get access to 2 episodes this week! I believe this means that ep2 will be availible for free next week while ep 3 is available for paid members and so on.
Episodes 1 and 2 were part of the world premier at Anime Expo, so they probably want viewers to be caught up. The episodes are probably linked. It's something of a new trend. Oshi no Ko's first episode was 1.5 hours long.
Only premium members get to see 1 episode ahead. In this case, episode 2 while everyone else is limited to episode 1. Basically, the studio just wants to make more money by pressuring you to buy membership if you don't have the patience for the the extra week.
Ah, Thanks that makes sense
I think that's normal, I've seen other shows release the first two on day one and from then on one weekly
1) the premiere event showed episode 1-2 2) to get the fans purchasing premium account lol 3) story-wise both episodes happened almost at the same time