Being that he’s gonna give her a hard time for it. She begs the guy, named Kyoya, to pretend they’re dating. It gets weird after she shows her friends and soon finds out he attends the same school. Afraid they’ll discover she’s a fraud, she takes a picture of a guy she sees walking around the street and passes him off as the boyfriend. She does this by pretending to have a boyfriend. She lands some friends who exclusively talk about their boyfriends, and she wants to relate to them. Also spoilers of course, but it’s not a big deal to me because I don’t think the show is sacred enough to enforce heavier spoiler warnings.Įrika wants to have a good high school experience and make friends. Proceed with caution, because I get angry. This post exists because I needed a place to organize all of my hateful feelings towards this show. So if you read this and think you may enjoy this show, keep in mind I can’t and won’t stop you from watching it on your own. Everything I say here is extremely opinion driven. There is no way I could have expected my negative reaction produced by this show. I expected this show just to be a satisfying but not extraordinary romcom. When I sat down to watch this show during my first rom com marathon I found myself in, I never could have expected this outcome.
I love romantic comedy anime, and I frequently watch it in between more serious shows and mention them in the context of some of my favorite animation ever made. Some may be surprised or confused that I’m already on my way to angry over the show Wolf Girl and Black Prince. Allow me to clarify/justify this. Unfortunately, my feelings changed when I rewatched this episode for the purpose of this review. The few positive emotions I felt towards this show got so incredibly surpassed by the hatred that reignited from rewatching one episode. I was thinking about giving this show a fair turn while also detailing the many problems I have with the show. When I first started drafting this review, I actually had more positive things to say.
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