Ever since their father died, Ichirou Kuga has struggled to support his two younger siblings on nothing but a small inheritance and his passion for drawing manga. But it’s becoming harder to keep up with his growing responsibilities and deadlines, especially after his last two assistants quit to follow their dreams.
Just as he’s nearing his breaking point, the beautiful and scarily competent Shiori Goshiki applies to become his new assistant. But there’s something almost otherworldly about Goshiki, and soon Kuga finds his reality turned upside down when she suddenly declares them engaged to marry!
(Source: Crunchyroll)
How a show that fears innovation and change becomes a forgettable and inoffensive show.
Most genres have formulas, in fact these formulas are quite often the things that define the genres. Therefore authors have to contend with a balancing act in their works; what formulas do they want to break and how. Most of the genre defining works are genre defining because they broke a formula of…
A no-brainer sort of romance. The cuteness and sweetness distracts you from the lacking plot...could've been better ngl
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Contrary to what you might think of this anime based on the title alone, A Galaxy Next Door is *not* about a literal galaxy that can be accessed with a portal next door. (Although there’s an idea for a manga if anyone feels like it)
It’s actually…
As someone who doesn't watch a copious amount of anime (yet), this was decent. It is not groundbreaking or one I would suggest everyone to watch, if it seems interesting to you based of the synopsis, give it a go. I found this to be the best watched while doing other things, simply due to its simple…