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There are no spoilers in this comment—just my personal opinion about the show (in general).

Honestly, I’ll admit I’m biased because I *love* this kind of anime. So if you're approaching this from a neutral point of view, feel free to disregard my thoughts.

Let’s get straight to it... Why do I recommend this anime? Simply put, I *loved* the dialogues between the characters! They’re genuinely hilarious. I don’t remember the last time I focused this much on dialogues—sometimes I’d rewind 5 seconds just to read a line more carefully.

Also, let’s be real—this show is primarily fanservice. But did it fail at that? Not at all! In ... fact, it's *one of the most enjoyable* fanservice-heavy shows I’ve ever seen, and I’m not exaggerating.

I won’t go into detail about the animation or sound because I am not the best person to take advice on this aspect. But if you’re a fan of anime like *Kaguya-sama*, I *strongly* recommend watching this without hesitation.

Now the negatives: the story itself doesn’t quite reach its full potential—at least not in this season. Hopefully, future seasons will dig deeper and expand the plot meaningfully.

Another downside is that if you don’t click with the characters or the setting by the first or second episode, then I wouldn’t recommend continuing. The show leans heavily on how much you like the characters, not the story or visuals. Like I mentioned earlier, the focus is mainly on fanservice.

Still, I’d give it a 10/10. I genuinely enjoyed most episodes, laughed a lot, and honestly, in the Arab fandom this anime is treated more like a *meme* than something to be taken seriously—and that’s fine by me. It totally nailed what it set out to do.

I’m *really* excited for season two! And I honestly hope we get a third, fourth, and even fifth season—I wouldn’t get tired of this show at all.

Enjoy watching!

This anime is a masterpiece! Why are you wasting time reading comments? Go watch it now.

This work is for:
Fans of slice-of-life, romance, seinen, beautiful stories, and deep dialogue.

If you want my opinion, you’ll find it in the comments of every episode—I wrote detailed thoughts for each one. Check the episode comments, and you’ll find all my reflections there.

I don't know why I couldn't post a short comment—It's required to elaborate more.

Story: Wonderful.
... Characters: Amazing.
Side Characters: Excellent, and each one was explained in a very satisfying way.

After finishing the show, are there any lingering questions or mysteries? No.
Did I feel bored at any point? No.
Do I see any flaws? No—and even if there were any, in my opinion, the positives completely overshadowed them.

Why did I love this anime? Simply because it fits the type of shows I personally prefer—those that are story-driven, have deep dialogue, and strong character development. I guess I’m a bit biased toward this kind of anime.

These are my tenth reviews for an anime work—yay, let's celebrate this achievement! 🎉🎉🎊

There are no spoilers in this comment, just my personal opinion about the film (in general).

In short, do you want a comment that encourages you to watch the movie? Alright.

The film revolves around cases and discussions. So, if you're into movies that are dialogue-heavy, that feature deep conversations, that have a slow build-up… if you’re a fan of slice-of-life or analytical themes.
Then I definitely recommend it, go ahead and give it a watch.

As for the visuals and audio, I might not be the best person to judge, but I’ll admit I’m biased toward Edogawa Conan’s voice! I absolutely love that voice and the quotes ... often referenced from the Detective Conan anime, so for me, I truly enjoyed Conan's voice in this film.

As for the negatives, overall, I wasn’t satisfied with the ending. I felt like the film dragged at times, like things were stretched out, only for events to suddenly speed up near the end. There were many questions I hoped to get answers for, but I still didn’t fully understand even after the movie finished.

Overall: 8/10 — mainly because I felt a bit bored during the middle, and the ending didn’t feel satisfying.
Still, I’d recommend watching it.

Honestly, I don’t know what to say, this anime has countless flaws! The art is so bad that even if you watch it in 480p, you wouldn’t feel much difference from 1080p (I’m not an expert on video resolutions, but that’s how it looks). The animation and story are weird, and there’s really no clear purpose behind the show. There are no meaningful dialogues, no memorable scenes, and a lot of the mysteries introduced were simply forgotten and never answered... maybe there will be a second season, I don’t know.

But if you're looking for a reason to watch it... hmm, I can’t lie to you, ... watch it only if you’re bored, haha. Watch it while eating, on the train (watch out for certain scenes), or before sleeping. The whole point of watching it is just to kill time and experience what it’s like to watch low-quality anime.

My rating is 6/10. Honestly, I wouldn’t mind watching it if a second season comes out, but I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. Watch something else and make better use of your time.

(No spoilers in this review, just personal opinions)

Honestly, I’m biased toward this show because I love this kind of anime. So if you're neutral, don’t take my words too seriously.

This anime fits me perfectly and gave me everything I look for in a series. I enjoyed every episode so much that I binged 9 episodes in one session, then finished the rest in another.

Usually, I don't care much about visuals or sound, but this anime was drawn and directed beautifully.

The story isn’t exactly "perfect"—it’s similar to other romance anime.
But what sets Blue Box apart is the emotion it brings.
You’ll be flooded with feelings, internal conflicts, ... and start asking:
“Is this character right? Is that action justifiable?”

All the characters played a major role, not just the protagonist. The story is shared among several people, making it more rich and engaging.

I won’t make this too long. If you want detailed opinions, I’ve commented on every episode with my thoughts.

In short, who would I recommend this anime to?
People who love romance, deep dialogue, and emotional scenes.

My rating: 10/10.
One of the best anime I’ve ever watched—definitely in my top 10.

My review of this anime feels uncertain, I can't fully decide on my opinion.

Personally, I didn’t enjoy it. I don’t like this type of story, and none of its ideas really caught my attention. On top of that, there were many mysteries and questions raised throughout the show that were never answered.

In short, I **do** recommend watching it in general. Maybe it wasn’t for me, but it’s still a good anime—that’s just a fact. The people I’d recommend it to are **artists** and those who love to let their imagination run wild. Watch it **not for the logic**, but for the ... creative aspects. Don’t focus too much on the story like I did; just appreciate the **art, animation, and visuals**.

I think you'll enjoy this anime more if you're a fan of **Disney movies**. The art style and storytelling feel somewhat inspired by them. In fact, episode 4 felt like a **mini Disney movie** to me.

Overall: **7/10**—I didn’t enjoy it, but I’d still recommend it if you're interested.

There are no plot spoilers in this comment, just my personal opinion on the anime (in general).

Honestly, I really dislike shoujo anime, I usually find them boring. But I’ll try to be fair in my review.

I never thought I’d be able to sit through a shoujo series. I've tried multiple times before but never succeeded.

However, this anime changed my perspective because it was filled with meaningful messages. The writer addressed certain issues throughout the show (which I won’t discuss to avoid spoilers). Also, the romantic relationship between Ishimori and Miura wasn’t the worst, even though it’s not my personal ... preference.

The pacing is slow, so you need to be patient while watching. But overall, it delivers a satisfying flow in terms of plot progression and how the themes are introduced.

By themes, I mean moral and social issues with meaningful messages.

To summarize: Who would enjoy this anime?
1. Fans of the shoujo genre, of course.
2. Fans of slice-of-life anime, especially those that explore social and ethical issues.

Note: The anime’s main focus isn’t discussing social issues, but I personally liked that aspect of it.

8/10 because I don’t like shoujo, but I still enjoyed it overall.

I'll be direct with my review, this anime is **extremely boring**. The same joke is repeated over and over: a girl complaining about overtime like an employee who's been working for 59 years with two days left until retirement.

She has an **absurdly overpowered** ability, making everything feel pointless. The side characters? I have no idea why they even exist. The attempt at fan service? Completely unsuccessful.

The scenes feel **dragged out**, and I had to watch at **2x speed** just to get through it.

If I had to mention a single positive, it would be that the **opening and ending themes ... are catchy**—that’s it.

There are no spoilers in this comment, just my personal opinion about the show (in general).

Honestly, I might be biased towards this anime because I love this type of show. So if you're neutral, you might not care about my review.

I don’t even know where to start! The anime is enjoyable in every way to the point that I don’t even want to talk about specific scenes in this review! Just start watching and enjoy, don’t hesitate!

If you're not convinced, here are some aspects I really liked about this anime:

1. **It’s a great motivator to learn Japanese!** ...
You get to learn about their culture, food, and even some basic Japanese history!

2. **Mari, the protagonist, is overflowing with cuteness!**
She brings a cheerful and lively atmosphere to the show! The director did an amazing job showcasing her charm and adorableness!

3. **The anime is simple, relaxing, and has a clear story.**
The art style focuses more on breathtaking scenery rather than animation, making it a calm and soothing watch.

4. **Kazuhiro and Mari, the main duo, did so many different things!**
From episode one to the last, I never felt any repetition or exaggeration. I never got bored watching them! If a second season comes out, I’ll definitely watch it because I still want to see more of this duo!

**One minor downside:**
There were some moments (I won’t spoil, watch to understand) where the show shifted its focus away from Japan. These parts were a bit less enjoyable compared to the rest.

Overall, I **really** enjoyed this anime and I give it a solid **10/10**!

There are no spoilers in this comment; they are just my personal thoughts on the series overall.

Honestly, I’ll admit I’m biased because I love this type of show, so if you’re neutral about it, feel free to ignore my opinion.

What I loved most about this series was its beginning, oh my, it was emotional, romantic, and captivating! Even the comedy scenes were so enjoyable, making me get attached to the main couple, Taichi and Yui, of course.

I want to compare it to a very similar series, *Kekkon suru tte, Hontou desu ka* (*365 Days to the Wedding*). Compared to that, this series feels more lively, ... engaging, and emotional, whereas the other one leans more toward realism and a serious approach to relationships. Both are great, but if you watched *365 Days to the Wedding*, I highly recommend this one—it’s much more fun and captivating.

If you love romance anime, you should absolutely give this one a try. It’s a unique experience since not many anime focus this much on romance at work in general. I watched it weekly as it aired and had a great time, but I guarantee you’ll enjoy it even more if you binge it. It’s an engaging and entertaining series overall.

The only downside I can think of is how often the story shifts focus away from the romantic relationship. It happens a lot, and that was a bit annoying for me.

I rate this anime 10/10 because I truly enjoyed it!