The anime is not purely comedy, however, as there are moments where the characters seem to get serious, talking about life. I find it interesting that there could be such unusual metaphors that one could put to describe one’s perception towards subjective matters such as life and feelings.
Although somewhat predictable in some ways, I love Toradora for the very fact that it managed to surprise me despite being so. The art of the anime is also pleasant to my eyes, not too elaborate, yet not overly simplistic. I like the clarity of the colours too. As well as the facial expressions the characters made. It is an anime I would watch and watch again, especially the few last episodes.
Recommendable for romantic comedy suckers, such as myself, who wish for not-so-heavy romance.
