Teasing Master Takagi-san: The Movie

In class, Nishikata worries about the rain after leaving his umbrella at home. Takagi teases him by drawing the umbrella portion of aiaigasa, only for him to realize it is a fish bone. The moment sets the tone for their playful dynamic.

After school, the two play guriko. Takagi wins and teases Nishikata about kissing her as punishment if he picks scissors. The playful wager highlights their evolving relationship and banter.

The following day, Nishikata and Nakai notice Kimura taking pictures of Takao as part of recording their daily school life before graduation. Mr. Tanabe reminds Kimura and Takao to take the project seriously because the snapshots will serve as a lasting memento. The moment underscores themes of memory and growing up.

During a swimming class, Nishikata challenges Takagi to see who can stay underwater the longest. Takagi wins after Nishikata misinterprets something she says. The exchange highlights their miscommunications and playful rivalry.

Later, Takagi learns from Mano about a rumor that a wish might be granted by seeing fireflies. The idea adds a touch of mystery and romance to their school life. It hints at small magical moments to come.

After swimming class, Hamaguchi asks Nishikata to substitute for mushi okuri to bond with Hojo before she goes to Canada for summer school. Nishikata invites Takagi to join, but they fail to find fireflies during the outing. The attempt shows their willingness to share experiences beyond school.

At the start of summer vacation, Mina and Yukari learn that Sanae plans to enter high school in a city. The revelation shifts the trio's plans and expectations for the break. They brace for changes ahead.

Mina decides to list 100 things the trio can do during the break, turning the vacation into a playful mission. The plan fosters camaraderie and sets up a string of planned adventures. It showcases their friendship's resilience.

Takagi and Nishikata discover an abandoned kitten at a shrine during their vacation. They bring it to Ota's pet store along with Katsuo the parrot to buy it food. The kitten becomes a symbol of their growing sense of responsibility.

The kitten happily plays with flowers, and they settle on the name Hana. They decide to adopt Hana and buy a flower-designed collar as a gift. Returning to the shrine, they find a family taking Hana instead.

Nishikata comforts Takagi after Hana is claimed by another family, promising to make her happy forever. The moment marks a turning point in their relationship as they support each other.

During a festival, Mina and Yukari are relieved Sanae will remain on the island for high school. While watching the fireworks, Takagi again promises to make Nishikata happy forever. The scene blends celebration with their ongoing bond.

In a post-credits moment, an adult Takagi and Nishikata, now with their daughter Chi, participate in mushi okuri and manage to find fireflies. The scene reveals their lifelong friendship blossoming into family rituals.