Caramel Honey

It was very cute, but it also had a lot of clichés that I have seen before.

I really liked the art style that they went with, it felt like watching a comic book, and it was something unique that I had not seen before.

I just wish it had more time to get to know the main duo. The episodes are usually only 1-2 minutes long, so we don't really have time to get into longer backstories like most anime out there.

Overall I enjoyed it, and would recommend if you're just looking for a little fluff to fill an hour.

I couldn't find any English subtitles for the anime, so I decided to read the manga first so I can still understand what the characters are saying while watching. Anyways, this anime is not animated like other animes out there. It's like in a motion comic format and the orientation of the videos are in portrait because it's meant to be watched on the phone. I enjoyed the manga for its character designs, so I was really hoping to see it fully animated.

But oh well, the experience while watching this is similar to my experiences in listening to drama cds with english subs on ... Youtube. And I don't mind that at all. The only difference in this from drama cds is that the art I'm looking at is slightly moving.

The story is simple, but its perfect for its short length. There may be 30 episodes, but each one is only about 1-2 minutes long.

It's an okay anime if you want something quick to watch; however, if you want something that you really want to enjoy over a period of time, I wouldn't recommend this.

The storyline moves along too quickly to get into it. Also, the episodes are way too short, with them only being 1 minute each.

I would've liked to learn more about the MCs rather than just watch a simple clichéd love story.

The formatting was quite unusual as well. It seemed more like a manga with a voice-over rather than an actual anime.

Overall, personally, I wouldn't rewatch it, but it was okay.