In the first season, I thought for about six episodes that this was a cute but banal anime about eccentric schoolchildren. But by the end, I was sure that this was one of the best stories about growing up and love that I had ever seen. The second season has slipped, I thought the first six episodes... Well, you get it. What's fascinating about this anime is that many of the cliches are turned topsy-turvy. It seems like a harem, but the whole harem rather pushes the main couple towards each other, sincerely wishing them happiness. It seems that "the old love of GG suddenly returned" (well, the stamp is the same!) - but she also turns out to be a strong person for whom you worry and to whom you wish happiness. And behind all this tinsel with the "eighth grader syndrome" there are growing up children overcoming their problems, no longer behaving like children at all. And, of course, the end of the season is incredibly sweet. Anime is definitely on the list of favorites!
An amazingly multifaceted anime with funny and non-banal humor. For once, love, friendship, romance and rivalry are not elevated to the absolute to the degree of degrading hyperbolization, but show the strong feelings of the characters so much that you believe in them. A cozy and pleasant series.
The second season has slipped, I thought the first six episodes... Well, you get it.
What's fascinating about this anime is that many of the cliches are turned topsy-turvy. It seems like a harem, but the whole harem rather pushes the main couple towards each other, sincerely wishing them happiness. It seems that "the old love of GG suddenly returned" (well, the stamp is the same!) - but she also turns out to be a strong person for whom you worry and to whom you wish happiness.
And behind all this tinsel with the "eighth grader syndrome" there are growing up children overcoming their problems, no longer behaving like children at all.
And, of course, the end of the season is incredibly sweet.
Anime is definitely on the list of favorites!
P.S. It's a pity for Ishshike)