Watched anime season 1 (there was no s2) back when I was 17 maybe and binge watching anime into oblivion.
I really liked its chill content that dont need a brain to watch because its simple.
... so, i rewatch ep12 or s1 just to catch up, wanting to see season 2 after finding it came out from the comments below and so I rewatch it now that im 22 and...
... someone kill me. I died internally every time 5 seconds were wasted because a character had to respond with a full on formal "hay, (person_name)" or "yes, (person_name)?"
Duuude. The episode is probably 10 or 15 mins tops if you cut all the slowed down filler dialogue.
Somebody kill me beforr I kill myself from cringe because I know im going to bite the bullet and just watch s2 for the sake of nostalgia.
D*mn. I should downloaded my long list of watched animes from back then. Added a fully watched anime to a txt file and uploaded to cloud for safekeeping until decades later to rewatch for nostalgia and cry over wine or sth
I read this manga quite some time ago, but the final chapter was missing, so I put it on hold until recently. Now that I've read it... I kind of wish the last chapter had been lost forever because I didn't like it at all. It's a side story, completely unrelated to the main characters, and it's just terrible. It tarnished all the positive experiences I had with the manga up until then. So, I'm going to try my best to forget about it and instead focus solely on Rei and Takeru.
Ai ga Kami wo Korosu Toki turned out to be way better than I anticipated. After reading the synopsis, I already had an idea of what to expect, and honestly, I wasn't too excited to dive into it, but I decided to give it a shot and finish it. While the plot may seem similar to countless other mangas, it was exceptionally well-written, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. If anything, I wished the manga had been longer and explored all the events in greater detail.
I really liked the characters; Rei and Takeru made such a great pair, and I admired how considerate Rei was. I would love to see more manga characters embody his qualities—he was truly remarkable. Takeru, while a bit out of his depth, could have used better judgment at times, but his actions were understandable given the circumstances.
Additionally, I agree that the relationship between Rei and Takeru developed extremely quickly, but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and say that such rapid developments aren't impossible or unprecedented. I also appreciated the consensual nature of their relationship, which is why I can overlook any other potential issues.
The artwork is stunning, and I genuinely enjoyed every aspect of this manga.
*side story not included*
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Ai ga Kami wo Korosu Toki turned out to be way better than I anticipated. After reading the synopsis, I already had an idea of what to expect, and honestly, I wasn't too excited to dive into it, but I decided to give it a shot and finish it. While the plot may seem similar to countless other mangas, it was exceptionally well-written, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. If anything, I wished the manga had been longer and explored all the events in greater detail.
I really liked the characters; Rei and Takeru made such a great pair, and I admired how considerate Rei was. I would love to see more manga characters embody his qualities—he was truly remarkable. Takeru, while a bit out of his depth, could have used better judgment at times, but his actions were understandable given the circumstances.
Additionally, I agree that the relationship between Rei and Takeru developed extremely quickly, but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and say that such rapid developments aren't impossible or unprecedented. I also appreciated the consensual nature of their relationship, which is why I can overlook any other potential issues.
The artwork is stunning, and I genuinely enjoyed every aspect of this manga.
*side story not included*
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