Anime blog that focuses on Yuri and School Girl Slice of Life Anime and Editorials
Recently, there has been news about Ayakashi Triangle getting delayed due to Aniplex’s mismanagement. I wanted to share my brief impressions of the series. Sure, Aniplex screwed up the production with the indefinite delay and blamed it on Covid19. It’s something I will focus on later on. Besides that, this one of those male-to-female gender-bender shows, Oniichan wa Oshimai being the second a bit more controversial to some reviewers.
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While I do not cover heterosexual romance anime nowadays, sometimes, there are some that catch my eye once in a while. Of course, there is one that intrigued me for obvious reasons since it’s a love story between two nerds/geeks. Yes, it’s Rikei Ga Koi Ni Ochita No De Shoumei Shite Mita, which focuses on two computer scientists trying to prove their love for each other.
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While it’s been a while since I watched a romantic comedy involving a male lead. Of course, in recent lead, there is a trend that the female romantic interest harasses or bullies the male lead. Yep, I think this is becoming a trend with Takagi-san and Uzaki-chan ha Asobitai in the last few years.
Of course, Nanashi, a well-known Pixiv artist who mostly create pornographic works eventually worked on a web comic titled Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san (lit. Don’t bully me, Miss Nagatoro), which is his first clean work. This is the first series that started this trend. While their sweet side exists, the big difference is that instead of the romantic interest being angry or embarrassed when they are in an awkward situation like a tsundere, they tease, insult, or toy with their emotions. With that in mind, is Nagatoro-san, the start of this trend of romantic comedy genre shows any good?
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In this episode, we will be reviewing Fragtime, a original video animation.
This is an audio version of our post, originally titled, Fragtime – Original Animation Review, published on January 27, 2021. If you have any comments, leave a reply in the original post.
This podcast uses the following songs:
Night In Venice by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5763-night-in-venice
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
Ultralounge by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5010-ultralounge
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license ¶
In the late 2010s, it seems that more yuri-genre shows are being adapted into anime. In 2018, we had Citrus, Happy Sugar Life, Asago to Kase-san, and Yagate Kimi ni Naru. To continue that trend, in 2019, Fragtime is another hour-long original animation adaptation of a two volume yuri-genre manga with some science fiction elements mixed into it.
Of course, this show had production problems, but for not the reasons you think. While show made it to theaters, after a few weeks, Tear Studio disappeared as they went bankrupt. Therefore, people who worked on the production didn’t get paid. While this original animation eventually made it onto Blu-ray and DVD. You might be wondering, was the wait worth it?
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Now that Adachi finally shared how she feels to Shimamura, it’s obvious that Adachi wants to do something over spring break. Yes, staying over her house.
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Everyone is wondering, what happened to Adachi before that faithful moment from last time? We finally have the answer.
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A new year begins, but it seems that Shimamura is kind of neglecting Adachi. Of course, Tarumi tries to make a move on Shimamura.
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Valentine’s Day is finally here, and it seems that Adachi forgot to buy her chocolates. Also, I wonder what is up with Tarumi?
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As Valentine’s Day nears, Adachi wonders what kind of chocolates to give as she figures out her strategy.
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With the year coming to an end, the faithful holiday is finally coming.
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Now that Adachi asked Shimamura on a “date,” I wonder how things pan out.
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After Adachi finally receives that head pat from Shimamura after singing karaoke with her and her friends. Now she wants to be someone special to her. It’s obvious what this means as Adachi fantasies going on a date with her on Christmas.
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Yes, it’s finally getting colder as Shimamura sees someone unexpected when she hits the gym.
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Sometimes, main franchises receive spinoffs that are light hearted. We have seen this with Hidan no Aria AA and Hina Logi with the cast mostly female with the yuri turned up to eleven.
Mysteria Friends is one of those spin offs from Cygames’s Rage of Bahamut. Cygames originally planned to make this spinoff in 2015, but they shelved it until 2018. Yes, it’s that same Cygames that created Granblue Fantasy, which is far more popular gachamobile game than Rage of Bahamut. They also make Uma Musume as well, which received its own anime in April 2018..
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Now that Yuu decided to work with Koyumi to rewrite the script, she eventually goes on a date with Touko. Where you may ask? It’s obvious.
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After overhearing what Touko sharing what she learned from Ichigaya about her older sister in a conversation with Sayaka, Yuu becomes curious. It’s only a matter of time until Yuu will ask.
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As the student council study camp begins, Touko learns the truth about her older sister. This put into question what kind of person Touko wants to be.
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As Golden Week approaches, Koyomi finally finishes the initial draft of the play script. How will Touko react?
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Sports Festival is finally here. Of course, Touko seems to have plans for Yuu that she does not expect yet.
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After Sayaka receives relationship advice, she finally confronts her ex-girlfriend. How would she react?
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Now that Yuu decided to help Touko with the play, Koyumi starts working on the script. With that, we delve into Sayaka’s past relationship and feelings for Touko.
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With midterms finally over, Touko is still insisting on doing the stage play. However, Yuu is still reluctant to do so and tries to stop her from doing it.
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From last time, Maki notices that Yuu actually likes Touko. While Yuu denies it, she actually starting to have feelings for Touko.
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