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This Manga was short and sweet and puts a new spin on the tale of Peter Pan.

The love story itself is very simple and sweet, and reads more like a slice of life with its fluffy atmosphere, and life lessons.

Because one of the main leads is still in the questionable teen years, they keep the kissing and any spice to a minimum, and use the side characters that are of consenting age to give that little bit of oomph.

It does read a bit like a Doujinshi, with its time skips, limited panels, and rushed plot, but the meat of the story is ... there and I was able to really grasp what I believe the author was trying to portray and I'm satisfied with it.

Overall, I enjoyed this manga for what it is... a simple and sweet story.

Who are you and why haven't you watched this show!? Have you been living under a rock for the past five years?

Where do I even begin to review this anime?

You've got an adorable cinnamon roll protagonist, interesting and complex villains, and a memorable ensemble cast that will have you pulling your hair out trying to figure out which of these characters is your favorite.

It's got an amazing soundtrack that pairs beautifully with the colorful and distinct animation.

The story itself is the quintessential underdog story that takes the cliche's of your typical Shonen and amplifies it to the tenth degree. It's ... compared to the Shonen greats like Dragon Ball Z, Naruto, Bleach, but it is so much more than just your typical Shonen! It's a must watch for ANY anime fan. PERIOD!

This is one of my favorite animes of all time and for good reason.

Kimi ni Todoke and it's second season perfectly capture the sweet and fluffy relationship between the two main leads. While you'll be banging your head against the keyboard and screaming at the screen for them to kiss and hook up the entire way, the slow burn allows you to really soak in and savor the sweet moments.

The humor of this anime is also top notch. You'll be crying your eyes one minute, the busting a gut the next. No spoilers, but there's one scene in particular that I watched and ... haven't been able to get out of my head since I first watched this anime several years ago. I'll randomly think about it and just burst out laughing and have everyone looking at me funny.

It's memorable, sweet, inspiring, and just makes you feel good all over. I could watch this again, and again, and again!

Overall an average anime.

I read the manga first and because of this I had higher expectations for the animated product. In the end I was a bit disappointed. I do like the voice acting, and the overall feel of it. The anime captures the melancholy vibe, but every once in awhile brightening it up with some humor.

The love story between the lead characters is very underwhelming. Their relationship and backstory is more fleshed out in the manga, so I had the context in which to enjoy the relationship, but for those that haven't read the manga it'll be really difficult to grasp why ... Touya and Aya fall in love so quickly.

This is a show that I think could benefit from a reboot, because the graphics are really dated, and the heart pumping action that came across in the manga was poorly showcased in the outdated animation.

Still the story is interesting, and I wasn't bored watching it so that's a plus.