Zutto Mae kara Suki deshita. Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai: Kinyoubi no Ohayou

Surprisingly enough, it was really good. For a 3-minute special, duh. I didn't really like the movie (rated it 6), mainly because of too many characters and boring stories, but this was a nice little extra, and I really hope I'll get to see more of those two in the second movie (that I'm about to watch). The music is nice, and when it comes to art it's the same as in the movie, so good, even though you can see like, 2 times it was a little low-effort.

Overall I recommend it, especially if you just finished watching the main movie, like me.

I figured I would just write a review since there wasn't one when I first watched the short three-minute film produced by Honeyworks. The art is good as usual. Its presentation is neat and tidy with a lot of bright colours all around to get you in the spirit of the series which is centred around young love and the revolving storylines surrounding it. The story is fairly simple. There's the normal unoriginal Honeyworks cheesiness. If you can't stand cliches, I'm afraid that you're in the wrong place. This is what Honeyworks is known for. The music is nice since they are originally derived from ... a series of music videos. Characters are uninteresting as usual. Perhaps they get more interesting with the more series that you watch since there is some backstory involved sometimes, but it's nothing really extraordinary. It's mostly what you get on the surface. Some characters honestly have no personality. The characters in this film are no exception. I probably enjoyed this a little more than the average person only because I have watched most of the Honeyworks series, so this was a nice add-on.

Overall: It's not unique. If you're looking for a revolutionary series full of new things, go somewhere else. Watch the other Honeyworks-related content first.