| i don't even follow this series or intend to even watch it but it feels like this thread has been made too many times |
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| -The animation is very beautiful. -Both main character are passionate about something (and watching someone doing something they are passionate about is something I really enjoy) -It's a wholesome feel-good type of show |
| Hey you! Yes you! Have a nice day! And best wishes for your life's journey! |
| Because I really liked its theme of self-acceptance and Gojo's growth, small tho that may be. Swagernator said: One could argue that you must be an expert on being cringe, since you are a fan of Kiyotaka Ayanokouji. Ironic coming from someone having Waver in his favourites. |
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| Honestly, after I watched the film The Spectacular Now, my bar for teenage conversation and relationship realism was raised high, such that most teenage rom coms will almost always fail to live up to the bar. Especially anime (my top 2 rom coms in my favorites shy away from realism to focus on comedy which I appreciate). This series is no exception. So I don't really understand why people say its realistic romance. But I can say one thing, Marin is atypical in the anime rom com meta. Very few are that open and confident in their bodies (not even Nagatoro is like this, teasing is all she is good for). Marin, for the lack of a better word, feels positively "Western" in a few of her scenes. That is part of the freshness people feel in this series. |
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Eanki said: Honestly, after I watched the film The Spectacular Now, my bar for teenage conversation and relationship realism was raised high, such that most teenage rom coms will almost always fail to live up to the bar. Especially anime (my top 2 rom coms in my favorites shy away from realism to focus on comedy which I appreciate). This series is no exception. So I don't really understand why people say its realistic romance. But I can say one thing, Marin is atypical in the anime rom com meta. Very few are that open and confident in their bodies (not even Nagatoro is like this, teasing is all she is good for). Marin, for the lack of a better word, feels positively "Western" in a few of her scenes. That is part of the freshness people feel in this series. What about uzaki? You can't be more confident than putting "sugoi dekai" in your clothes. |
| Imo rom-coms being kinda simple and not unique is fine. The premise isn't the important part for these types of shows, the characters are. And the leads in this are pretty likeable and cute. I think it's a sign of a good rom-com that it's fun even when it's just showing the characters hanging out together. And the animation is really nice looking too. |
| I just find it entertaining. |
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| I don't actually. Gave it a 5 |
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| People like this show because it has an attractive 2D female character. That is all. |
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| Romance + Marin blushing face + Episode 2 holy shit that was more erotic than some hentais but it wasn't rapey which makes it even better |
 My biggest regret: Reading all 200+ chapters of Kanojo, Okarishimasu |
| It's pretty. It has fan-service. It gives us cosplay [like how we sometimes get (ice skating, skateboards, ballroom dancing and whatnot)] It has a gyaru as an MC, which we don't have much of in anime, we maybe have less than 10 such anime. It has two characters seemingly from different eras sharing what they love. It has Doujinshi I've been looking forward to after finishing the anime. |
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| From a dramatic approach, the main course is Gojou's personal growth from the experiences that arise from his work as a tailor and friend of Marin. As we well know, the protagonist carries a stigma that has negatively conditioned him when it comes to sharing his passion and forging bonds with other people his own age. Although the famous scene of disapproval (with a very cliché "I hate you") is very conventional, the situation exposes a common problem in sexist societies: the ridicule and mockery that men suffer when they take an interest in traditionally feminine hobbies or professions. In fact, Gojou himself comes to think of himself as almost a freak and assumes that "My presence would bother others." A fact we observe in chapter 3 when Gojou believes that his company in public may harm Marin and runs away from her until classes are over. Fortunately, the figure of Marin constitutes a favorable presence in his life. She invites him to dive fully into the otaku subculture, explaining to him about her favorite characters, games, and anime; and giving him the opportunity to play her eroge and watch the Flower Princess anime with her. However, all of the above is a preliminary step to cosplay, an activity that involves not only costume making but also role-playing. Here together with Gojou and Marin we explore on a technical and emotional level many of the aspects and peculiarities that define the art of cosplay. |
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