Ep 2. Episode 2

Switch Girl! is a Japanese romantic comedy-drama that aired from December 24, 2011, to February 25, 2012. The show revolves around a high school student named Nika Tamiya, who seems to be an average girl in her school. However, there's a catch: Nika has two completely opposite personalities - the "ON" self that is perfect, fashionable, and socially accepted, and the "OFF" self that is comically unpretentious and lazy at home. No one knows about her "OFF" personality, except her family and her childhood friend Kashino, who has a crush on Nika's true self.

In Episode 2 of Switch Girl!, titled "Episode 2," Nika goes out on a date with Arata, a popular model. She is excited about the date as she feels it's a perfect opportunity to show off her "ON" personality. However, Nika's "OFF" personality takes over halfway through the date, and she begins to act indifferent and uninterested. Arata is immediately turned off by this sudden change of behavior and walks away, leaving Nika heartbroken.

Meanwhile, Nika's childhood friend Kashino discovers her "OFF" personality by coincidence and is fascinated by how different she is outside of school. He decides to spend more time with her to understand her true self better. Kashino also helps Nika plan revenge on Arata by inviting him to a group date and then humiliating him in front of everyone.

On the day of the group date, Nika's "ON" personality is in full swing, and she looks stunning. Arata is impressed and tries to reconcile with her, but Nika and Kashino's plan goes as scheduled, and Arata is thoroughly embarrassed. As the group date ends, Arata apologizes to Nika and leaves, but the experience leaves Nika conflicted about her true self.

Switch Girl! Season 1 Episode 2 combines elements of romance, comedy, and drama in a light-hearted and engaging manner. The episode provides an entertaining insight into Nika's struggle with her dual personalities, and how she learns to embrace her true self amidst the chaos of high school drama. With its lovable characters and relatable plot, Switch Girl! is a must-watch for fans of Japanese romantic comedies.