Light Novel 'Watashi no Shiawase na Kekkon' Gets Anime Adaptation

Koshi_Inaba said:
Loved the novel and manga, but the art of the anime seems to be a letdown compared to the art in the novel and manga

ZXEAN said:
It's Kinema Citrus not KyoAni moreover judging by the trailer it's seem this will get a solid adaption.

Koshi_Inaba said:


Didn't really ask for your opinion, nor do I care. Still a letdown for me, the studio don't matter

ZXEAN said:
Music: Evan Call (Violet Evergarden)

https://twitter.com/AIR_News01/status/1511338133367017474

_Ako_ said:
>heroine: 19 yo
>Male lead: 27 yo

I can already see Twitter on its cancel culture taking effect.

_Ako_ said:
>heroine: 19 yo
>Male lead: 27 yo

I can already see Twitter on its cancel culture taking effect.

_Ako_ said:
>heroine: 19 yo
>Male lead: 27 yo

I can already see Twitter on its cancel culture taking effect.

ironcross30 said:


My grandma got married when she was 17, my grandpa was 27 at that time mate. It was normal in some Asian countries back then the days

_Ako_ said:


do you think Twatter cares about your grandmother back in the day? Stop inflating your ego

Koshi_Inaba said:


Didn't really ask for your opinion, nor do I care. Still a letdown for me, the studio don't matter

ponygobyebye said:


Nah. Firstly, this is set in a different time, so 19 would probably have been old to get married back then. Secondly, even if it was set in the modern day, I think a working guy dating a college girl isn't nearly as egregious as dating a high schooler. I'm generally not a fan of age gaps, but I never understand why they insist on a man close to 30 dating a 16yo schoolgirl when they could just have made her 19/20 and things become significantly less morally questionable.

Ashleenanime said:


Hahah I love this I think.... and it's just a thought, the author probably tries to imitate customs from the time period they base their writing from. It's possible that men were of marrying age much later than women, I suppose this is why many cultures still say women mature faster than men and certain scientific developments have shown that is true in some physicalities. I mean this was common in the states as well marrying at like 13, im not the biggest fan of age gaps either like Violet and Gilbert, I mean it was 14 yrs but now you see 20 age gaps and as you get older it doesn't seem too crazy, I just wouldn't like the idea that someone I love if I live long enough will definitely die before me. Also teens date for some reason their naïveté is socially accepted like a 16 yr old with a 15 or something, but put a 17 year old with a 21 year old dude and oh no, I think in certain ways due to maturity that age gap is better we're unrealistic to think that two people who love each other will wait till adulthood to start dating. Some may but that shoes don't necessarily fit anyone.

Personally in this story I don't have any problems with it, he didn't raise her as such is the case in Violet Evergarden plus she's 19. So it's not morally gray at all my parents have a 5 yr gap, and I'm sure my grandparents have a 10 yr gap, 8 is cake haha, this is pretty natural/normal. But I do feel the story is predictable, the trope is overused but still entertaining, so I'm excited to watch this as well.

Ashleenanime said:


Hahah I love this I think.... and it's just a thought, the author probably tries to imitate customs from the time period they base their writing from. It's possible that men were of marrying age much later than women, I suppose this is why many cultures still say women mature faster than men and certain scientific developments have shown that is true in some physicalities. I mean this was common in the states as well marrying at like 13, im not the biggest fan of age gaps either like Violet and Gilbert, I mean it was 14 yrs but now you see 20 age gaps and as you get older it doesn't seem too crazy, I just wouldn't like the idea that someone I love if I live long enough will definitely die before me. Also teens date for some reason their naïveté is socially accepted like a 16 yr old with a 15 or something, but put a 17 year old with a 21 year old dude and oh no, I think in certain ways due to maturity that age gap is better we're unrealistic to think that two people who love each other will wait till adulthood to start dating. Some may but that shoes don't necessarily fit anyone.

Personally in this story I don't have any problems with it, he didn't raise her as such is the case in Violet Evergarden plus she's 19. So it's not morally gray at all my parents have a 5 yr gap, and I'm sure my grandparents have a 10 yr gap, 8 is cake haha, this is pretty natural/normal. But I do feel the story is predictable, the trope is overused but still entertaining, so I'm excited to watch this as well.

tragedydesu said:
a historical romance with a cute female lead and a cold male lead but with golden heart

looks like the type of romance i can enjoy

_Ako_ said:
>heroine: 19 yo
>Male lead: 27 yo

I can already see Twitter on its cancel culture taking effect.

_Ako_ said:


do you think Twatter cares about your grandmother back in the day? Stop inflating your ego