Being popular isn’t easy. It’s hard to beat Saku Chitose. The most popular kid in his high school? Check. An ironclad reputation that can weather even vicious online attacks? Check. A group of friends as attractive on the outside as they are inside? Check. But when a teacher asks for his help bringing back a student who has been shut away in his room for months, Saku’s perfect world will never be the same. What is this, some kind of normie harem story...?
(Source: Yen Press)
Note: The first episode has an extended runtime of ~34 minutes.
It reaches for the Moon, but can't bring itself to leave Earth behind
In a more well-respected medium, _Chitose Is in the Ramune Bottle_ probably wouldn't have had to face as much backlash as it did back when it first aired. With the litany of repulsive goon slop out there, it's an understandable reaction to treat its 30-minute premiere as a failed attempt at satirisi…
Chitose is the Ramune Bottle S1 ending and adaptation thoughts.
~~~https://anilist.co/anime/180082/Chitosekun-wa-Ramune-Bin-no-Naka/~~~
After a long time of hiatus, waiting for the final set of episodes to come out we finally get to see the conclusion of S1, which at the end leaved us with some unresolved moments but that is something that would be explored on…
This series is the result of mixing Cruel Intensions with Shoshimin.
From the first episodes, I had the impression of witnessing a true mashup of two completely different products. Essentially, Cruel Intentions meets Shoshimin. An elite school, a small group of boys and girls engage in provocative, ironic, and almost manipulative relationships: elements that inevitab…