Studio GoHands At it Again!!!

TheBacc20 said:
Putting aside the animation the story is pretty bad so far too.

hannibal_l said:
They should do some horror projects it will suit their style more

Pyro said:
Anyone who watched Hand Shakers knows how traumatizing that was. Nice to see some things never change.

TheBacc20 said:
Putting aside the animation the story is pretty bad so far too.

cutemanabi said:
The story's exactly what the title says it is: The Girl I like Forgot Her Glasses.  Mei keeps forgetting her glasses, the MC helps her out and they gradually become closer.  That's it, it's just cute fluff. It's not like the title promises anything different.

BugsBuggy said:

Eh,it looks like it gonna be ur typical average copy paste school romance anime.Interestingly,ppl gonna watch regardless

RMTWASHERE said:

never gets it with this type of comment. What do you expect? It's a romance. People watch it for the fluf, not the adrenaline. It's like you are a sushi hater but proceed to buy sushi anyway and start to yell about how shit sushi was in front of everybody. 

BugsBuggy said:

Horimiya,Origairu Love is War, and Scums Wish are also romance but they are different.I mean aren’t u bored from watching reskinned version of same show every season?“Lets go watch fireworks”,”he/she got sick let me visit and give him/her rice porridge”,”oh its rainin let use the same umbrella”beach episode,family meeting episode,school festival episode,picnic episode,shrine visiting episode and end of the season with exciting but unfulfilling finale.If its ur thing and u can still enjoy it,i respect.But its getting boring in my opinion.

chenfeng said:
Once Again studio GoHands goes above and beyond to bring us a new approaches in anime filmography...

and once again i must bear the pain of my eyes being violently raped by an unwanted and distasteful overproduction with overly bright hues and the disgustingly contrasting textures of sharply drawn characters utilizing egregiously minimal movement frames, against an assortment of bubbly or stretched CGI background and the occasionally filtered real life video recordings that makes American films like Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Space Jam look like the summit of all artforms.