Boys be...

A very original series. The senen genre forced Oyasha to be more lively and "boyish", plus the 00s are terrible on the graphics, but funny on the vulgarity. I really like the way the main characters think, and most importantly, the presence of a baseball player *G* (my strongest weakness)I fell in love with a baseball player instantly (how rare they are, but always in my heart). Each episode is a small story about "sincere" and "fleeting" teenage love. There's a lot of comedy, a lot of drama, but most importantly, every story is interesting. By the way, in the middle of the episode, framing the cut-out advertisement, we are shown half-naked girls and kittens with dogs (not drawn!). The series is in the style of the late nineties – my childhood, so it really touched me. In terms of fucking, the guys are working at 100%, I haven't laughed so much at a "romantic comedy" for a long time, usually the humor is flat and childish. In general, my darling is satisfied.

Yumi is my waifu. Now that I've staked out the cute girl in the glasses of this series, I can say that love is evil. Honestly, I can't fully approve of her choice. Among all the characters, Makoto is the least attractive character. Yes, he's funny. Yes, he makes a lot of efforts to please people. But his flippancy is repulsive. He promised the nurse that they would be patient for a couple of years until they completed their training (at least her becoming a nurse), and after a couple of minutes he was ready to run for a new skirt. I condemn this. And the way he and Yumi started dating, it's more like he just accepted it. In short, I don't believe that anything serious will happen after the end of the plot.
The baseball player. The most uninteresting character, in my opinion. Too honest and straightforward, and sometimes terribly stupid. I couldn't get into it, but I still liked the story of the baseball player. I think they have every chance to continue being together.
I don't know. Maybe the number of titles already viewed is affecting, but I can't agree with the comment above. There's a lot of comedy here, but not that much. But the drama looks very good. Damn it, they show us 6-7 episodes of how a guy copes with depression after a girl's betrayal and their breakup, and in the end he doesn't get proper relief. His feelings for her did not disappear, but the fear that he would be betrayed again was added to them, plus a feeling of loneliness as a gift. He would be happy to get rid of his fears or his remaining feelings, but he can't, because she is his first love and maybe someday it will all fade with time, but it will never disappear.
The series is good and very emotional. If you like romantic stories, then I think that this series will not take your five and a half hours in vain.

I can't say that the anime is amazing. Still, the moves are so hackneyed that, despite the fact that I'm watching the series for the first time, I realized that I've seen certain scenes before, but in other anime (For example, when Chiharu kissed that student and gg saw them)
, but in general it doesn't interfere or make it worse.
In general, I expected that it would end up like in most similar titles, i.e. Chiharu and Keichi would get back together and start from scratch. (Waiting doesn't mean I wanted to) But I'm glad that didn't happen. I'm glad that they didn't lead the story along the banal sugary possible branch of such plots, even though they made obvious hints about it for the rest of the season after their breakup.
I liked how Keichi's experiences and Chiharu's feelings showed when she wants to take everything back, but realizes that she has done more than she can even forgive herself. I wasn't on her side in that situation, because she was really to blame for the situation. But at the same time, I can't really blame her, because she's a girl who's confused about her own feelings and anyone can be in her place. One can only hope that she and Keichi will find their happiness someday.