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jilly4ski
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Oh I forgot, (well no really, I just have lost track of how much anime I have been watching
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I watched Hanasaku Iroha: Blossoms for Tomorrow. It was an awesome little slice of life. The characters were very nice, almost ordinary people (with some notable exceptions). The animation and backgrounds were amazing. The plot (despite it being a slice of life) was interesting. Some people complained about the unevenness of the romantic relationship and the loose ends at the end, but I thought it fit with the story. (It didn’t cover a very long time period and it ended like the characters will just continued on from where the story left off. It is not as clean as some (nor as bad as others), there is a heave use of bath scenes (with everything covered or not shown) as they are at a hot springs hotel. And in the first or second (?) episode one of the characters is trying to write erotica to pay his bills and some of his “writings” are “imagined” by the characters, nothing really visual, but it is there and fleeting.
I watched Hanasaku Iroha: Blossoms for Tomorrow. It was an awesome little slice of life. The characters were very nice, almost ordinary people (with some notable exceptions). The animation and backgrounds were amazing. The plot (despite it being a slice of life) was interesting. Some people complained about the unevenness of the romantic relationship and the loose ends at the end, but I thought it fit with the story. (It didn’t cover a very long time period and it ended like the characters will just continued on from where the story left off. It is not as clean as some (nor as bad as others), there is a heave use of bath scenes (with everything covered or not shown) as they are at a hot springs hotel. And in the first or second (?) episode one of the characters is trying to write erotica to pay his bills and some of his “writings” are “imagined” by the characters, nothing really visual, but it is there and fleeting.