Now she has everything to make Eita hers, and the two become boyfriend and girlfriend. The girl then coincidentally found it in a shop. Trying to hide his past life as a dragon-fighting knight, he put the notebook in an old encyclopedia, and only sold it by accident. Yes, Eita is actually a former chuunibyou.
After 3 of these, it is revealed who the owner of the diary is. Bringing out a notebook (Death Note reference!) from her schoolbag, she starts reading diary entries.
Eita refuses her request, but Masuzu has a trump hard. After trying to convince him otherwise for a few moments, the girl finally says the truth – she just wants a fake boyfriend, so all other male students would stop confessing to her. He immediately notices something is off, and on their way home, he asks his new “girlfriend” what she wanted from him. While everybody else believed the confession without other thoughts, our main protagonist of course isn’t like them. Now even more people start being jealous of the top student of the class. Upon the question for her reasons, she shyly says she loves Eita. As time goes on, she gives more and more glances towards Eita, and one day asks him if he wants to walk home with her. Same cannot be said about Masuzu, though. He doesn’t care about romance or love at all, so he doesn’t care about his new acquaintance either. Under the jealous glances of the whole class, the boy just continues what he usually does – studying. Next day, the teacher makes the students draw numbers for a new seat arrangement, and Eita gets a seat right next to Masuzu. He actually has a reason for studying hard – one of the rare cases in anime industry when characters like that have a proper goal in mind, and don’t just study for the sake of studying and being better than others.Īnyway, one day, Eita’s friend asks him if he knew a girl from his class – a beauty who just returned from overseas, Masuzu Natsukawa. He has a female childhood friend (what a surprise…) that comes to eat at his place whenever he’s home alone. A high-school student that concentrates only on studying hard, Eita Kidou, is enjoying his peaceful life. However, it’s still intriguing bundled with the upcoming comedy of the series. Also, the comedy will probably be paired with references to other series, which will raise it higher by another step. The TV version doesn’t have real fan-service, which is good in my opinion. It’s actually quite enjoyable, contrary to my initial thoughts. OreShura, or Ore no Kanojo to Osananajimi ga Shuraba Sugiru, isn’t actually anything like that – at least based on the first episode!
The reason was primarly in the art – it reminds me too much of the typical ecchi-harem series, which I am very tired off. Only today did I decide to at least give this anime a go.
0 kommentar(er)
