Five Years Later

Five Years Later is the final episode of Senpai Club. Taking five years after the events of the original series, the episode acts as an epilogue to the show.

Plot
Bowl Cut Senpai, Gang Leader Senpai, and Senpai-kun are hiking up a mountain, led by Hero Senpai, who tells them that they are almost to their destination. They arrive at a house which has a small headstone in the front yard. Hero Senpai looks down at the headstone sadly, stating that “it’s been a while.”

The four Senpais stay at the residence until sunset. Gang Leader Senpai and Senpai-kun remark how nice the family - revealed to be named the Del Espadrillo family by a nameplate on the entrance to the house - that lives there is, and how delicious their cooking was. Hero Senpai looks up at the sky before being joined by Bowl Cut Senpai. Bowl Cut Senpai asks Hero Senpai how his son is, to which Hero responds that he’s doing well, and is almost a year old. He shows Bowl Cut Senpai a polaroid photo of Tsumiki holding a baby who bears a striking resemblance to Hero Senpai, revealing that Tsumiki and Hero Senpai have gotten married and had a child, and that their son is named Frederico. Bowl Cut Senpai apologizes for not attending Hero and Tsumiki’s wedding, but Hero understands, since the wedding took place in London, England, which is far away. Hero Senpai then asks Bowl Cut Senpai how art school is going, and Bowl Cut Senpai reveals that he is set to graduate soon. Gang Leader Senpai then offers to treat them all to drinks at a bar.

As all the Senpais start to leave, Hero Senpai stays to look at the headstone one last time. He sadly says, “lo siento (I’m sorry),” and the headstone is revealed to belong to Rock N’ Roll Senpai, whose real name is Frederico Del Espadrillo.

Trivia

 * Rock N Roll Senpai’s full name is revealed in this episode. As of this episode, he is the only Senpai whose full name has been confirmed.
 * Due to Rock N Roll Senpai’s real name being Frederico Del Espadrillo and Hero Senpai telling his headstone “lo siento,” which means “I’m sorry” in Spanish, Rock N Roll Senpai is most likely Spanish, at least partially.
 * His family also served the other Senpais paella, which is a Spanish dish.
 * It is revealed that Rock N Roll Senpai was born in 1996.
 * Rock N Roll Senpai died in 2014, making him 18 years old at the time of his death.
 * Rock N Roll Senpai’s cause of death is never specified.
 * Rock N Roll Senpai shares the same first name as Hero Senpai and Tsumiki’s son. Whether Frederico was named after Rock N Roll Senpai or this is just a coincidence is not stated.
 * This is the only time-skip episode of Senpai Club, taking place five years after the events of the previous episodes.
 * When Hero Senpai and Bowl Cut Senpai are looking up at the sky, Hero Senpai remarks “It’s already been five years, huh?” Whether he means it’s been five years since Rock N Roll Senpai’s death or five years since all the Senpais have met up is unclear.
 * The only original Senpai Club cast members to appear in this episode are the Senpai Club members themselves; with the exception of Lady Senpai and Rock N Roll Senpai (due to the latter being deceased).
 * Rock N Roll Senpai and Tsumiki both appear in pictures, but do not actually appear in the episode themselves.