Cool Doji Danshi

This anime is simply delightful. The episodes are light and short (unfortunately too short ╥⁠﹏⁠╥⁠), but it's impressive how there is so much character development in such a short time without it feeling rushed. The story has a beginning, middle and end, that is, it is a closed story despite occurring in an ''episodic'' manner, with specific events in the characters' daily lives. Furthermore, it is very easy to identify with the characters. I saw myself reflected in several scenes (I am Hayate and Hayate is me haha). Anyway, it's a quick anime that can even be watched in 1 day, ... but it's very worth it.

Made me want to pursue for a job I really actually wanted and not something that would just make sure I'm set for an life.

I don't actually want to make a formal review, I just want to comment about my thoughts about it and what it made me realize. Before I started this show, I just really wanted to become a doctor because it made a lot of money, I'm best at that subject and it seemed really interesting . But after watching it, it made me realize I would enjoy photography a lot more. But still, it's not really a stable income/job. This show ... made me an emotional reck because of how it made me feel at the end. However, in the end, it's not going to change what I want to become. Maybe photography is just going to become a hobby of mine, like in the show, something that will bring me comfort.

If I wanted to, I could write a whole essay on this, but I won't since it's just too much of a hassle for me right now as a student.

Overall, I really really did enjoy it. It made me realize things that I didn't even know. I give this show a 10/10 for it does an incredible job on getting into the viewers heart.

I really did enjoy it though, and I can't express that thought and emotion enough through just text. It was just that great of an experience. After all, I literally did just watch the whole thing in one sitting!

Pretty cute, light, and fluffy. The way character relationships are allowed to build from meeting to meeting is interesting and really made this anime special. It’s slow-paced, with no central plot, so the character development was essential and well done. The art style is lovely. I also enjoyed reoccurring jokes and themes throughout. The voice acting is well handled. Sometimes characters’ goofs were emphasized more than necessary, but I rarely felt like that. If you’re looking for something fluffy, this might be a good pick for you! It struck me as queer-bating and fetishizing male relationships, or I would rate it more highly.