Best 3-nen D-gumi Glass no Kamen Episodes Ranked
Best The Glass Mask Year 3 Class D Episodes Ranked
Spoiler note: This PopRot section covers the school-comedy setup, episode topics, and character dynamics of The Glass Mask Year 3 Class D. It stays spoiler-light because the shorts are gag-driven.
This PopRot ranking is based on verified episode titles, how clearly each topic fits the Glass Mask melodrama-to-school-comedy premise, and usefulness for new viewers.
- Episode 1: Now, Let Us Make the Send Timing Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 2: Make the Seating Change Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 3: Make the Shut-in Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 4: Let's Make Up Passionately — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 5: Let's Make the Messages That Were Only Read Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 6: Let's Make the Herbivore Boy Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 7: Make the Part-Time Job Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 8: Make Studying for an Exam Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 9: Let's Make the Unpopular and Online-centric Person Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 10: Let's Make the Mixer Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 11: Let's Make the School Festival Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 12: Make Self-Discovery Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
- Episode 13: Make the Final Episode Passionate — strong title hook for the show’s school/social-satire format.
How to use this ranking
Because the shorts are brief and standalone, the best approach is to watch all 13 in order, then revisit the title topics that best match your humor: texting etiquette, seating changes, shut-in anxiety, school events, or confession comedy.
