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Onani master kurosawa is a manga for a specific kind of people. For a casual reader, they most definitely won’t find it appealing. But if you’re able to look past those things, then you’ll experience its true beauty.
The protagonist is great and unique. He has amazing growth and character development and it feels awe to see.
It’s an inspiring story about growth, maturity, and friendship.

It also has a unique romance appeal. Seeing the main character go through heartbreak, and seeing him build relationships is amazing.

The ending wraps up neatly and yearns you to want more. And that’s another thing—the manga is a short read.
You ... can pick it up if you fear long ongoing series, and you can reread it whenever without worrying g about length.

This is a series that means much to me. It’s one of those series that changes and challenges you.
This is one of the best psychological manga I’ve read, and a great thriller too.

The protagonist has great development and it inspires you.
Great villains, great side characters, and just so many things I love.
One thing I love the most is the side stories it has.
There will be chapters where the MC isn’t the main focus, and all the side stories wrap up with one another into the main story beautifully...

This story will suck you in. And it’s a ride worth riding.

This anime is... it feels like a punch to the guts yet also a warm hug.
Does that make sense?? Lol.

Satou (MC) is a very deep and relatable character. “Literally Me!” even.
I watched this anime when I was in a very dark space. And this show spoke to me. It felt like it knew what I was going through. I was a big shut-in at the time. It felt surreal and like a dream.

I love the ending it has. It feels anti-climatic but in a good way. Satou makes some progress in his situation: He gets a job, goes out more, and so on. Yet ... though, it’s not exactly an everyone is happy ending.
It’s very realistic and wonderful.

I plan to rewatch it one day.

This is an anime that I have a weird history with. I started and finished it in quote the time gap. But anyway, this anime is great. It has a very eerie, mysterious, yet comforting vibe to it. It has interesting ideas and concepts, each country feels unique. I really love the touch of philosophy it has too. The only complaints I’d kinda have is that some people can find it hard to follow, or even find it boring...

It’s a unique anime that you won’t find anywhere else.
I love the art style too. It’s so comfy and fits the world and theme perfectly.
Kino was a ... loveable and rather interesting protagonist—they have an air of mystery that wants you to learn more about them.