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GOLDEN BOY: Sasurai no Obenkyou Yarou
Kintarou Oe doesn't look like it, but he is a genius who completed all his university courses and then quit before graduating. He becomes a wandering student, going from place to place on his bicycle, seeking to learn what he can about life, the world, and women. He is willing and able to do any job he has to prove himself. His travels take him to a variety of locations and a variety of women, each who learns to love the hardworking guy, but not before he can run off. (Source: Anime News Network)
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_First Episode Impressions:_ Although I kind of disliked how the main character was presented, with his typical anime protagonist pervert demeanour and cowardly nature, the plot twist near the end turns all of that previously established character development on its head and actually makes Kintaro a…
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Read full review on AniList →“MY QUUUUUUEEEEENNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!” ___[Spoilers]___ Meet Kintaro, a lovable 25-year old freelancer fresh out of college, on a mission to learn everything he can about the world. With emphasis on making sure every new odd job is “educational.” And let the record show he’s also a massive horn…
Read full review on AniList →Golden Boy is one of those anime where its reputation precedes itself. Created by Tatsuya Egawa (who appears as himself in the last episode) and directed by rising prodigy Kitakubo Hiroyuki in the fierce world of 90s OVAs, the anime's legacy has grown in the three decades since its release. Anime fa…
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