Three couples of otakus, all with different dynamics and personalities in a kinda-episodic series. The author clearly knows what shes writing about - otaku culture like videogames, manga, anime, cosplay, BL, etc is portayed so realistically.
It doesn't have much romance and it's mostly comedy - which while may be a negative to some, it definitely makes the romance chapters a lot more impactful, where the relationships of the three couples grow a lot. They all have different ways of showing their love - like Naru and Hirotaka's awkwardness, what with it being his first relationship and her first one where she doesn't have to hide herself, or Kabakura and Koyanagi's constant bickering which actually makes them love each other even more as they can reach their loved one half-way through.
And all of them grow thanks to the other, like Ko starting to develop friendships and growing more thanks to Nao.
There's also parts that make you think a lot. Should you hide your being an otaku, your hobbies and passions in general to seem "normal" to the others - like Naru and Kabakura do, or will you accept yourself? Probably not as the series shows us, with the main cast finding a friends group with their interest - but it does make you think, what will society think about your hobbies? Luckily, being an otaku is becoming more and more accepted.
Let's hope everyone reading (me included, ahah...) will get a cute and wholesome relationship like Wotakoi ones!
