Reviews

Life is bittersweet somewhat like an orange. Think of the orange as your life and yourself as the centre; peeling away the hard skin can be seen as carving away your problems. Sometimes taking the skin off is a daunting and challenging task without getting your fingers messy and sometimes its undeniably easy. Now you are left with sections, each with a different taste. You take a bite of your orange slice expecting a sweet and tangy flavour yet you are left with a bitter unpleasant aftertaste wrapped around your tongue.

There are different ways to see this anime depending on which character's point of view you want to see the anime from. Naho's perspective is best suited since you never know what to expect. It makes you want to learn more about Kakeru and his problems in order to empathise with him.

3 episodes in and I was hooked, I needed more however that meant having to wait another week for the next episode to come out.
So I gave in to my temptations and I do not regret finishing the manga one bit. Now I am just as excited about finishing this anime, it goes along very well with the manga in case anyone is willing to find out what happens at the end.

This anime is relatable to me since I myself have been in Kakeru's position; it enforces the fact that you are not alone. Re-evaluate your thoughts and do not become a victim of depression. If you are having a hard time, give this anime a go. It will remind you that you are just like Kakeru with people to love and cherish.