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TO WATCH OR NOT TO WATCH!
That was the question that played on in my mind like a broken record. I caved and began my binge journey. I began watching with low expectations, and came out highly entertained. I can say that this show left it's mark in my heart.

I was very impressed with the art style as well as the intricate fighting scenes. I wasn't sure what I was to expect seeing as the main character has a disability since birth. The story was very unique in its own way as well as the character and how he dealt with situations and people ... his entire life. I especially loved how well put together the story is, well, Bojji's(the main character) story as it entwined with others around him and you could also witness their stories as well.
The other characters were written well enough to set in motion the chain of events to take place for Bojji's journey.

The story wasn't as strong to me, but it was all the characters, including Bojji, that brought light to the story. I loved the fact that Bojji became strong on his own but even stronger with the support of those who loved him dearly. He went to hell and back (literally and figuratively) to become even stronger so he can protect those most precious to him. No matter how much he has been through mentally, physically, and emotionally, he persevered through it all even without knowing about those who silently watched over him. At the end of the day, he's still a little boy who feels sorrow, pain, anger, and joy and watching him overcome it all broke my heart and mended it all at the same time. It was refreshing to watch his character development and how much he grew from episode 1 to episode 23 and presumably more growth to come since his journey is not yet over but only just beginning.

What I loved most about Bojji is that he was so selfless. He care more about the well-being of others than his own and would do anything to protect them. I think people most forget, that even though there are others who might be different from them in certain aspects, they are all still the same human beings. But then you have those humans worse than demons who prey other the good will of others and take advantage of them. What I took mostly from this as a message was that, no matter how you came to be and how you are, you still have room for improvement and growth. Regardless of the flaws and disadvantages, you can still get your butt up, fight back, and be victorious! If Bojji can do it, any one can!! I believe it! :)

The OST was really good as well. Fitting for such a show! I would only half recommend this to certain people. To watch this, you would have to keep an open mind, open heart, and have the patience to witness how great of a boy Prince Bojji is and how through his journey and the people he's met changed his life, while he changed theirs as well.

TOTALLY BINGE-WORTHY!!! (Not saying it's the greatest show there is, but it's totally worth a watch).
I've been wanting to watch this show and now that I have, I was not disappointed. 🥰
I can say I'm a little biased when it comes to these types of shows, that has to do with child-care since I love children. They are usually very endearing to watch and sometimes tug on your heartstrings.

However this show in particular doesn't tug on the heart strings too much, it just makes you gush a bit from how cute it is. The characters are very interesting. Like I cannot imagine this happening ... in real life but because I can't, that's what makes this show so adorable, the fact that a mean-faced, hot-tempered yakuza(Kirishima) has to babysit. I found that there was meaning in his task to babysit. It was to mellow him out in the sense of making him seem more human(to care about the well-being of others and his own well-being) and less of an uncaring "demon" who only knows violence.

The boss made a good decision to have him babysit. It showed a really good side to Kirishima and I really liked the close and trusting relationship he developed with young lady Yaeka. This not only changed Kirishima, but it also changed Yaeka as well and for the better really. They both made many new encounter with people, became happier and have lots of adventurous moments together, but it's not just them, but also the other people around them in their lives.

The development of the characters really shows, especially for Kirishima. He still may have his dark tendencies, if someone triggers him or tries to hurt someone he cares about, but that side of him will always be apart of him. It doesn't mean he has to continuously be that "demon" everyone labels him as. I think deep down, he wanted to change and he has changed into a better version of himself for himself, the family, and especially for Yaeka. That alone makes him more than human. 💙

So If you enjoy childcare, cute characters, and some hearty moments, this is definitely a show for you!

I just finished this a few days ago and what I really enjoyed about it was that it wasn't focused on just the main characters but also the supporting characters. I liked the depth each character had, it shows how they developed and how they struggled and dealt with their own issues, whether it was about themselves, about their significant other or about them as a couple together. I loved how there was communication between the couples, which is very important for all relationships. The dynamic of everyone was quite different and I truly liked that is showed the aspect of love being in all ... different shapes and form. Overall, It was not too bad a read, but I would have liked to see more future developments between the couples, but I guess ending it the way it did was the best decision.

I'm not one for romance type animes but this was a really good anime to watch. Once I started watching I couldn't stop. I'm just giving my own opinion although not many people may agree.
At first I thought the whole amnesia thing was a bit cliché but it went very well with the story and the characters. I couldn't stand the female lead at first. She was overbearingly obnoxious, demanding, immature, and didn't think about other people but herself. She was liked a spoiled rich brat! Ugh!! Still, throughout the entire show, she showed great character development. She changed and I got ... used to her. As for the main character, he did went through a lot and watching how he changed and overcame his situation made me literally tear up! It was nice to see that. It wasn't just him and the main girl who changed. His friends did too. They all, well, most of them experienced pain and overcame it somehow. I was shipping a certain two people together but they didn't end up together because she was acting nonchalantly stupid. *sigh* I felt bad for her in the end. I know how she felt though~
In any case, I would say this is a pretty good show. I would give it a try if you like romance. There are so much feels. :D