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Mar 25, 2025
Blue Box is a great shounen romance that rewards the patient viewer. It has a nice combination of romance and sports that many will find appealing.
§ Overview
Taiki goes to school early to practise badminton, but his real agenda is to see his crush, Chinatsu-sempai.
Later, he is surprised that Chinatsu-sempai moves to his home because their respective parents are friends.
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§ Notes
1. Season 1 spans 25 episodes. It takes its sweet time developing the romance. Some might not like it the snail-like progress, but somehow it reflects real life. Furthermore, Chinatsu and Taiki are both busy in their respective sports as well as school work and other stuff.
2. The level of animation when it comes to sports is amazing, unlike an infamous slideshow that so many lampoon. Unlike dedicated sports anime, much of the screen time is not long and drawn out. A match may end in a matter of minutes in the blink of an eye.
Whilst the sports aspect may not be the point, (the point is the romance) these drive the actions of our characters and through sports, our characters get closer and eventually develop feelings for each other.
3. The animation and the overall visuals are great. The OP and ED are great as well as the animation for them.
4. There are some comedic moments but not too exaggerated. There are also moments of drama but not too melodramatic. Overall, it displays the much-needed balance.
5. If there's a legitimate complaint, Chinatsu hasn't developed much as she should. It's understandable as we can expect her to develop next season.
6. I am rating this an 8 because it's a well-paced story as well as the nice visuals.
§ Conclusion
Blue Box is a beautiful romance. It's like a beautiful flower that only blossoms if you patiently water the plan daily for weeks if not months. In other words, it's for the patient viewer who will let things fall into place and not demand that events happen too quickly.
Reviewer’s Rating: 8
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Mar 25, 2025
'Go! Go! Loser Ranger!' is pretty much a dark anime.
§ Overview
The Monster Army comes out every Sunday, and the rangers called The Dragon Keepers always defeat them. Unknown to the public, it is only a farce. The monsters have long been subjucated because the monster bosses were already killed. They're just there every Sunday as a spectacle.
Tired of this, Fighter D sets out to infiltrate the ranger organisation. He soon finds allies — Suzukiri Yumeko and Sakurama Hibiki — who will help him achieve his goals.
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§ Notes
1. As already mentioned, it's dark and feels more like a deconstruction of power rangers. The Dragon Keepers are oppressors instead of fighters of justice. They may have started that way, but currently, they're not.
As a point of comparison, this Winter 2025's seasonal, The Red Ranger Becomes an Adventurer in Another World, is something that celebrates live-action rangers. It has all the elements that make them lovable and cringey at the same time. It's a work dedicated in honour of sentai series. If you love live-action sentai series such as Power Rangers, I recommend watching Red Ranger first. Then watch Loser Ranger as this goes beyond the usual stories covered by sentai series.
2. It's not a straightforward plot where we have to take the side of the monsters. A certain monster boss, we later learn, survives and perhaps there are others, and they are certainly evil. Also, Yumeko also has her own agenda. There are a number of unknowns because we don't know how many competing sides are actually in this universe, and this makes it somewhat confusing. We would have thought that Fighter D would naturally find the boss monster an ally, but he considers them also an enemy.
In other words, there is some complexity involved here in which we don't have a clear picture on who is right. As viewers, we take the point of view of Fighter D.
3. The first season is enough to whet your appetite but leaves some questions unanswered. Why did the monster bosses not emerge until recently?
But one thing is clear, it has some elements that I like in Shadows House. The Monster Army are just puppets, either of the monster bosses or the Dragon Keepers. Fighter D is someone who has chosen to exercise his agency and take control of his destiny.
4. The production values of this anime are great. After all, it's from the same studio as Sorairo Utility.
§ Conclusion
It's not the usual sentai/power ranger story. I recommend watching this if you've been jaded with traditional stories covered by sentai and want something new.
I am marking this as 'mixed feelings' because I am not satisfied with what I've seen so far. Hopefully, a clearer picture emerges and I like the story more.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Mar 25, 2025
The same points I made in my review for Season 1 also apply to this season: https://myanimelist.net/reviews.php?id=548254
• I rated the light novels as 10, but I can only rate both seasons as a 4. ENGI's adaptation is SHIT. I can only pray that Madhouse readapts this IP in the future and gives it the Frieren treatment it truly deserves.
• Watching the anime alone is a terrible experience, but concurrently watching it and reading the novels is amazing. That's the thing the anime can serve instead of not watching it outright. It's still worth watching because of Tinasha's and Oscar's voice acting.
§ Defending the time
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travel and alteration of time
But let me use this review to defend the choice of a do-over. Many have gone insane in season 1 because Episode 12 erased the world we had known from Episodes 1 to 11 of Season 1, and we have a new world in Season 2 where the Tinasha and Oscar are effectively different characters to the one we knew in Season 1.
1. Firstly, the lore of Unnamed Memory is rich. Its the failure of the adaptation why this doesn't come across, but if you read the novels, this will be your impression.
Therefore, this is a convenient excuse for the author to create a different story that will explore this lore even further.
2. Secondly, there's an interesting symmetric dynamic. In Season 1, it was mostly Oscar who was chasing Tinasha and asking her to marry him. But this time in Season 2, it's Tinasha's turn to chase Oscar and persuade him to marry her.
3. Finally and most importantly, the alteration of time is directly related to the theme that will be clearly apparent in the final chapter of the light novels and the final episode of Season 2: That one must be courageous to accept the past and not hold any desire to change it. It's clear in the anime, but its expression is clearer in the light novels.
This theme is a powerful message, especially if you're older and have a life filled with regrets.
§ Conclusion
1. The anime adaptation is shit, so instead of just watching the anime, read the light novels alongside watching the anime.
2. The story covered by Season 2 is not just an equally compelling story to that of Season 1. (I'm talking about the light novels here.) It puts the story covered by Season 1 in context so you have something that better than the sum of the two. To put it in simple arithmetic, instead of 8 + 8 = 16, reading and watching the stories covered by both seasons are similar to 8 x 8 = 64.
Reviewer’s Rating: 4
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Mar 25, 2025
'Medaka Kuroiwa is Impervious to My Charms' is an interesting romcom, but unfortunately, it has its detractors. Some who have read the manga consider it worse than 'Rent a Girlfriend' because nothing really happens and this is reflected in the negative reviews. I claim that this is the wrong approach. The charm of this anime is rooting for the romance NOT TO HAPPEN.
§ Overview
Kawai Mona has always attracted attention from her groupies. One day, she encounters Kuroiwa Medaka who is not really impressed. Unknown to her, he is training to be a monk, which is why he is not looking for someone to date.
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indifference, or at least trying to be unaffected by her advances, drives her crazy. The more he tries to go away, the more attracted to Medaka Mona becomes.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Medaka has stumbled on what is known as The Tao of Steve, and this is why I find this anime compelling to watch.
§ The Tao of Steve
The Tao of Steve refers to the movie where the rules of attracting chicks are codified as The Tao of Steve.
See the following clips:
Rule no 1: Be desireless
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWGSEBdyhn4
Rule no 2: Be excellent
https://youtu.be/XeVXdIzDM34?si=kT5cuT8aButzUjAl
Rule no 3: Be gone (The underlying principle behind this rule is that we pursue that which retreats from us. Bait her with Rule no 1 and/or Rule no 2, then apply Rule no 3.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ix52LldhtfQ
Summary of the Rules: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pnsznug-pf8&t=71s
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§ Notes
1. Medaka himself is unimpressive. There's really no reason why girls should be attracted to him. But, at least in Mona's case, he has stumbled upon and has behaved in line with these rules.
He is mostly following Rule no 1 (be desireless) and rule no 3 (be gone), but on certain occasions, he might follow Rule no 2 (be excellent).
2. Mona herself is a shallow and vain character. Her surname kawai sounds too similar to kawaii, the word for cute. Faced with Medaka's behaviour that unknowingly follows these rules, her self-esteem tanks and the only way this can recover is for her to finally attract Medaka.
3. Asahi is the best girl. If one does not like Mona, Asahi or any other supporting character might be sufficient reason to watch this.
4. There's some character development for Medaka in terms of how he treats Mona better but not much. Again, those looking for a cute romance will certainly be disappointed. But for someone like me who loves the fact that the romance won't happen any time soon, this is a great show.
5. I would like to address the comparison to Rent a Girlfriend because both are frustrating the readers of the manga because 'nothing happens.' Rent a Girlfriend rests on the premise of low-value behaviour, the very reason why it's cringe, and people read or watch that as a guilty pleasure. The dude might be relatable on some level.
Medaka, the main male character of this anime, on the other hand, is displaying high-value behaviour. This is the big difference between Medaka and RAG. In the latter, you will be frustrated that nothing ever happens. In the former, you will celebrate that nothing ever happens because once Medaka falls for any of the girls and displays low-value behaviour is the moment this anime/manga loses its charm.
§ A few comparisons with "I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class"
Medaka and "I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class" aka Kurakon are both romcoms that I love this season.
Medaka the anime has mostly dull characters, even my favourite so far, Asahi. Kurakon has more compelling characters, even if they are mostly conforming to a stereotype.
Kurakon has better character design and I find Medaka's character designs dull in comparison. Perhaps this anime is trying to draw characters who are a little bit closer to reality. It can be argued that Medaka's choice of character design is superior on this criterion, even if I prefer Kurakon more.
Another consequence of the character design, I reckon, is that fewer people would goon our characters in Medaka compared with those in Kurakon, even though there's plenty of fanservice in Medaka.
I'm rating Medaka a 6, while Kurakon gets a 7. Even though I am rating Kurakon higher, Medaka has the superior premise.
§ Conclusion
This anime is an atypical romcom. I'm not aware of any other romcoms where it's the female main character who is chasing the male main character. By stumbling upon the behaviour called The Tao of Steve, this anime has earned the right to be called the romcom that's worth watching, the romcom that doesn't feel cringe.
It's unfortunate that one day, Medaka will fall for Mona, who is the likely end game. As a consolation, it seems that multiple volumes and multiple seasons will pass before that happens. For the time being, we can enjoy this as Medaka tries to 'be desireless' and 'be gone' most of the time. But when he falls for Mona or anyone else, it's time to drop this shit.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Mar 24, 2025
'Promise of Wizard' was a promising anime that, unfortunately, has proved itself unworthy and has broken its promise. It's adapted from a game, and this adaptation leaves so much to be desired.
§ Overview
Masaki Akira finds herself, after entering an elevator, transported to another world. In this world, wizards face the so-called Great Calamity every year and Akira is the great sage.
§ Notes
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1. It's so frustrating that there are so many cast of characters. You barely know them. It's bad enough to expect to get to know an ensemble cast of 5 or 7 people within 12 episodes. But for 21 wizards? It's pretty much unreasonable.
Even worse, the narrative is so all over the place that you can't follow what exactly they are doing in a particular episode. Therefore, I'm not even sure if having 15 or even 24 episodes would help. It might help get to know the characters, but the narrative is hard to follow. This is the fault of the adaptation.
2. As for the premise itself within the game, I find it ridiculous. The Great Calamity is a yearly threat? It could have been better if following this story meant that the Great Calamity would be defeated once and for all.
3. Also, the character of Akira is so useless. Sure, we've seen that she has an aura that she can lend to wizards to create great spells. In the game, it's reported that she often interacts with different wizards that contribute to worldbuilding. But as far as the anime adaptation is concerned, this doesn't translate well. We have a character who doesn't really develop into anything. She doesn't undergo training to unleash her latent powers. Her personality may be okay and may not be annoying, but what they did to her character is so frustrating.
4. It's also unfortunate that Mili's Year N (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9t-uBxQzyXQ), the opening song of the anime, is really lovely. It doesn't deserve this travesty. Her song and her musick would have been perfect for the upcoming anime, Secrets of the Silent Witch.
5. The original game is reportedly good, but with the way this adaptation sucked, not to mention I find the premise itself not compelling, I'm not gonna check out the game even if it's available.
§ Conclusion
This is an appalling anime that should have never been made. It deserves to be buried even deeper than the gutter. I am scoring at a 1, the second anime this season that I scored that way, and this is one of the worst anime I have ever watched. Do yourself a favour and don't even contemplate watching this.
Reviewer’s Rating: 1
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Mar 24, 2025
'I Have a Crush at Work' is a more mature romance anime that has some good aspects but ultimately could be better.
§ On the title
'I Have a Crush at Work' is the official English title and sounds like a cute romance, but it sets up the expectation that someone fancies another at work and the plot is about whether the two will confess their feelings for each other or not. On the contrary, our main couple is already together. It's about trying to hide their relationship from their work colleagues because such office relationships are so much a hassle and subject to unpleasant tittle-tattle.
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title is この会社に好きな人がいます(Kono Kaisha ni Suki na Hito ga Imasu). Let's break it down:
• この会社に(kono kaisha ni) = at this workplace
• 好きな人(suki na hito) = a person a like
• が(ga) is marking 'a person I like' as the subject and emphasizes it
• います (imasu) = there is, an existential word that refers to living beings
Therefore, the Japanese title is properly translated as 'There is someone I like at work.' The official English title doesn't seem to apply to our main couple, Masugu and Yui, but it certainly applies to the secondary couple, which I won't name and it's up to you to find out.
§ Notes
1. How Masugu and Yui got together got together should've been included right at the beginning, perhaps in Episode 3. Since they're already a couple, it doesn't look like there's much to look forward to.
2. There are some comedic moments, but the romcom aspects are in general weak.
3. It features them regularly having sex. It's a good point of this story because it shows that sex is a normal and healthy thing. Also, Yui is not actually sexualised despite being naked a number of times.
4. Despite these good points, I am giving this anime a score of 3 out of 10. It's boring most of the time. Compare this with 365 Days to the Wedding. It hooks you so well despite the leads being so dull, and this is in spite of the fact that Masugu and Yui are arguably better characters.
5. It did get better once we are introduced to our secondary couple, and they are really cute.
6. Perhaps the anime is trying to go for more realistic situations rather than more contrived comedy. I'll give them credit, but the end product is dull.
§ Conclusion
It's a mature romance that can be entertaining for some, but as far as I'm concerned, it's a dud. It could have been better.
Reviewer’s Rating: 3
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Mar 24, 2025
Zenshuu (全修) is an anime that starts out on the wrong foot because it made people expect that it's about the daily life and challenges of an animator, but it turns out to be an isekai.
Whilst zenshuu itself doesn't appear as a word in jisho.org, it is made up of two characters 全修: 全 means 'all' and 修 means 'repair.' If you listen carefully in the final episode, the main character Natsuko utters 'zenshuu-suru' which the subtitles render as 'repair.' If you think about it, the two kanji characters in Zenshu reveal the plot and the end to be pursued. It's a battle between the
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original artistic vision of the director of 'The Tale of Perishing' and Natsuko's desire to fix and repair the story to have a happy ending.
The character designs are distinct. Natsuko is distinct enough. Luke is a bit similar to some other males but he doesn't feel generic.
The animation is this anime's strongest point. The sequence where Natsuko draws and animates a certain creature that will fight the enemies feels so similar to the transformation sequence of Sailor Moon.
Let's be honest. The first 2/3 of the anime is a so-so isekai. The characters are so unlikable. But in the final third, the plot picks up and the anime is either awesome or fairly acceptable.
As far as I'm concerned, my initial impression of this anime is so bad that the good parts don't really compensate. But hey! As they say, your mileage may vary., which is why I am giving this a low score. There are anime that technically are worse in terms of plot and whatnot, but I enjoyed them more.
I'm marking this as 'mixed feelings' because I disliked most of the anime, but I am forced to admit that it did get better near the end.
Reviewer’s Rating: 3
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Mar 24, 2025
'I Want to Escape from Princess Lessons' is an anime that seems fun but actually dreadful 1) in its subject matter and 2) its execution.
Duchess Leticia Dorman, aka Letty, is supposed to marry the crown prince Clarke, and she has to endure rigorous lessons on social graces and becoming a princess. She feels trapped and wants to live a carefree life, hence the title.
So much of the criticism for this anime is that Letty feels like she is being robbed of her agency, and her ending up with the prince is like suffering from Stockholm syndrome. That's one way of looking at it, but I'll
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claim that this anime might have worked if and only if she did not end up with the prince.
We know that being a part of the aristocracy in general and the royal family in particular offers so much class privilege that so many are against these people. What people fail to see is that it also entails class duties and responsibilities. Hence, Letty has a duty to undergo rigorous training in order to be worthy of being the queen who will fulfill so many duties and responsibilities.
But the problem is that Letty's temperament doesn't fit her being upper class and would be happier going down to working class, and this can be seen when she freely interacts with people in her village.
I can imagine this anime as a low-key critique of the upper class including the duties that accompany it. Unfortunately, by choosing to force the romance between Letty and Clarke, it missed this opportunity, which is why this anime is vulnerable to the so-called Stockholm syndrome critique.
It has some funny bits. I like the fourth wall breaks, which is not really common in anime, but it's not enough for me to rate it high. It's not exactly a torture watch and one can comfortably watch it to wile away the time. However, it can be uncomfortable when you consider the subject matter.
The character designs are a bit better than the usual slop. The musick can be cute.
In closing, I am rating this as 'mixed feelings' because I can see some aspects where it can be positive. The problem is the execution.
Reviewer’s Rating: 3
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Mar 24, 2025
天使な小生意気 (Tenshi na Konamaiki) or Cheeky Angel is one of those anime I watched on TV back in the day, and I missed some episodes. I decided to rewatch it recently in full, and it still retains its charm. It's basically what it would be like if female Ranma had her own show.
§ Overview
Megumi, unknown to many except her best friend Miki, used to be a boy. He had encountered a magician who gave a book which contains a trickster. He claims that he will grant any wish, and Megumi wishes that he become a man among men, but he instead turns Megumi into a
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woman among women. The Megumi as he becomes a she.
§ The character of Megumi
Megumi is voiced by Hayashibara Megumi who also voiced female Ranma. Hence, as mentioned already, it's effectively female Ranma's own show, and I would argue that Megumi is a more complex and more interesting character than female Ranma.
She is more beautiful than female Ranma. Ranma is a straight guy and still thinks as a straight guy even when he transforms into female Ranma. But Megumi, from a boy, suddenly turns into a girl and remains that way for years until we meet her in the anime. Complex feelings arises because we find her starting to think like a boy because qua female, she is constantly experiencing the inconveniences that any girl, especially a beautiful girl, commonly encounter daily.
The word for angel is tenshi (天使). Megumi's full name is Amatsuka Megumi (天使 恵). Her surname uses the same kanji compound as tenshi, but the characters themselves are read differently.
§ The male characters
The male characters are cringe. But as the episodes go by, you are entertained by them despite knowing that you do not want to become like them in real life.
The main male character, Genzo, despite being physically able is so emasculated that it's used for gags.
§ LGBT show
The target demographic is shounen, but I've noticed in my recent rewatch that it's actually an LGBT show. The evidence can be seen in the colour used in the episode title cards: it uses rainbow colours. It cycles every six episodes. Episode 1 uses a shade of red, which is pink; Episode 2 uses orange, Episode 3 uses yellow, Episode 4 uses green, Episode 5 uses blue, and Episode 6 uses purple. And Episode 7 repeats this process. Episode 49 uses pink, and Episode 50 uses orange.
Since this show pokes fun and discusses gender roles, it's inevitable that it will tackle misogyny explicitly but actually display misandry implicitly.
§ Humour
It has a nice balance of slapstick comedy as well as verbal humour. Slapstick comedy is expected as the lowest common denominator that even non-Japanese speakers can appreciate. But I was surprised that this anime is full of references, allusions, and wordplay/puns. Megumi's surname for example as explained above.
§ cel animation
Although it came out in the early 2000s, it should be considered part of the 90s æsthetics because Cheeky Angel is the final anime that's animated using cel animation by its studio TMS Entertainment.
§ Conclusion
If you can get over some of its cringe elements, it's an enjoyable show. 50 episodes may seem a lot, but once you're hooked, the number of episodes won't matter.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Mar 23, 2025
'Okitsura: Fell in Love with an Okinawan Girl, but I Just Wish I Know What She's Saying' or Okitsura for short is a 7 out of 10 anime IF AND ONLY IF 1) you're Japanese or at least a foreigner who is highly proficient in Japanese and might want to learn the Okinawan dialect, 2) a tourist or a would-be resident of Okinawa who wants to learn about Okinawan culture. If you're not either of these, this is ONE OF THE WORST ANIME you can ever watch.
§ Overview
The anime follows Nakamura Teruaki or Teru for short who goes to Okinawa and finds himself falling in
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love with Kyan Hina or Kyan-san. Higa Suzu or Higa-san helps in translating Kyan-san's words into standard Japanese and vice versa.
§ Dialect v language
A dialect is a subset of a language so to speak. It has its distinct quirks but it's otherwise intelligible to non-dialect speakers of that language. This is an important distinction to keep in mind because it is debatable if Okinawan is a dialect or its own distinct language. See this: https://www.quora.com/Is-Okinawan-a-Japanese-dialect.
I'll just use the term 'Okinawan dialect' for the sake of our discussion. But if it's true that it's a different language, then the challenges facing Teru are great. It's not just differences in pitch accent patterns or different terms being used. Words are entirely different.
Herein lies the reason why I think a person who knows Japanese might appreciate the anime better. He or she can compare the similarities and differences among the words being used, and some jokes rely on this. For example, the word that means 'to go' in standard Japanese is 'iku' but I can hear Kyan-san uttering 'ichu' in place of that. Also, the term for uncle 'oji-san' means something different in the Okinawan dialect, which proves embarrassing for Teru.
§ as tourism material
Unfortunately, the anime doesn't primarily feature a girl who happens to speak the Okinawan dialect. (It can be argued that if her speaking Okinawan is just a small aspect of the story, this anime would have been better.) It's about Okinawa and Okinawan culture that's front and centre of this anime. This is why I also mentioned that one must be interested in Okinawa. Otherwise, this is going to be a torture watch. As far as I'm concerned, the information goes in one ear and comes out the other. It's a horrendous experience. It's a waste of time. Never have I felt before this strong urge to smash the TV screen whenever the Okinawa Memo comes out or do cruelty to animals, more specifically the character Okimemo Shiisa (https://myanimelist.net/character/252906/Okimemo_Shiisaa) — the anime's mascot.
It's obvious that the cultural trivia was written first and then the so-so romance is slapped over, meaning it's just there as a convenient excuse for a Kyan-san and others to recite cultural trivia that one can better learn in an almanac or a travel brochure or just an article or video from Lonely Planet.
Speaking of the romance...
§ The Romance IS SHIT
There are some people who like the cultural stuff (or at least pretend to) who enjoy watching the romance. What are they talking about? The Okinawan culture stuff, again if you're not into it, makes it an appalling experience. The romance should be a solace, but even that aspect, this anime fails to deliver. The tourism stuff takes time away from properly developing the romance, which by itself is pathetic, but it's disappointing that they don't actually care to develop it. There was no good-faith attempt AT ALL.
§ Conclusion
I hate this anime from the bottom of my being. This anime should have never been licensed outside Japan. If you're even contemplating watching this, I feel sorry for you. This is an UTTER PIECE OF SHIT!
Reviewer’s Rating: 1
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