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Of course, I could be wrong in my initial assumptions and this could swerve off in a completely different direction (and I certainly hope that it does), but at this point in time I’m not especially glued to my screen. Now, I know that alot of Shoujo based shows have elements in common as a rule, but even so… The only real difference lies in the maid cafe theme. Sure, the toppings differ, but the central cake is essentially the same. Misaki is even remarkably like Hikari in looks and demenor. Relationship where girl sees rivalry and guy sees love? Check. Apparently well off bishie guy who effortlessly achieves greatness without trying? Check. Clueless, ridiculously hardworking heroine from a impoverished background? Check. When the scene in the final above screenshot was shown, it clicked: this show seems to borrow alot from Special A. Her view of Takumi is the usual: Rival that cannot be caught.įor most of this episode, I had continual pangs of familiarity. Normally, she’d Aikido your ass, but she’s weakened at this point in time (cliche? of course…)Ĭonvienient rescue attempt is convienient. Of course, everyone else can spot the obvious, except the female lead. Misaki probably got into power due to that ever useful ability to summon sparklies.
I sometimes wish there were Maid Cafe’s outside of Japan, but then, I guess that’s revealing a strange fetish, eh? Oh well… Misaki is quite a lawful nutcase in her job as Student Council President, especially in her persecution of the baka trio. He merely wonders if she can be his personal maid… oh dear… Fortunately, she is saved from a fate worse than death by Takumi’s coincidental appearance. Nevertheless, she nearly worries herself to death over the matter, working into a frenzy that leaves her weakened at the worst time when some other guys also discover her secret. Takumi discovers Misaki’s secret side career, but never tells anyone due to actually having some feelings for her. The first episode is really the pitch: we see a slice of happenings, motivations, and such. The one thing I did miss in my early translation of what was going on is that she does this is because her family is ridiculously poor due to a father that leaves them in debt. Nigh on spot on with the initial thoughts, this follows Misaki in her interactions with Takumi after he discovers her secret side job in a maid cafe. Nevertheless, I’m sure it will appeal to others, so don’t take my word for gospel. I guess I’ll see if Episode 2 somehow ‘clicks’ with me, but at the moment I’m not sold. Still, I know I’m not normally compatible with the type, so perhaps that has a bearing on why I can’t get into it. Which, considering it is by the same animation studio, shouldn’t really be a surprise. In fact, it has the same sort of deadpan humour exhibited by Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei. It has a ‘slice-of-life’ base to it with an extra layer of eccentricity, but I’m not entirely sure just what they’re trying to do with it, as it didn’t feel like it was trying to be funny nor dramatic. Though the animation is quite pretty I can’t actually say that I really enjoyed the first episode that much.
Its following the style of the manga it is based on, by having short sub-episodes or skits making up each main episode (this first one has 8 seperate subdivisions, though they’re fairly pointless due to being fairly contiguous). In general, pretty damn weird, I’d have to say. Though in fact it’s just a guy in a suit…Īnd Kou discovering that Nino is really quite extraordinarily strange, with an apparently quite short-term memory (she nearly forgets who he is after a day) and a penchant for sleeping in the drawer of an antique bed: This includes meeting the village chief, whom is a Kappa: And so the scene is set for a comedy of short skits where Kou is exposed to the very strange events under this bridge with Nino. Unfortunately, she doesn’t seem to want this, and he questions her sanity since she claims to be from Venus. Seeing that she lives under the bridge, he tries to get out of the situation by offering her a house. This of course generates a problem: the whole ‘cannot be indebted’ thing is so deeply ingrained in his psyche that he starts to have panic attacks now he owes someone his life and cannot repay them. Whilst attempting to retrieve them, the dodgy girder falls, and he plummets into the river only to be saved by a strange girl called Nino. Anyhow, one day, he is crossing a bridge, and somehow has his trousers stolen by some errant kids, who pin them on top of a girder. I suppose it’s a weird, if sound choice for a motto. He has a family motto of: “Never be indebted to anyone”. Our protagonist is a rich guy called Kou. Please excuse the delay, I was distracted by Pokemon Soul Silver again (up to Elite Four now).Īnyway, we’ll start with Arakawa this time.
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