Ai Yori Aoshi
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Ai Yori Aoshi
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The anime adaptation of Fumizuki Kou's manga features Hanabishi Kaoru, a normal every day college student. For years, he lived independently and alone. One day, his entire life gets turned upside down. He meets a young woman about his age one day at the train station. She appears lost and is searching for someone. In kindness, Kaoru lends a hand, without knowing that he was who she was searching for. Sakuraba Aoi is the only daughter of a wealthy family. As such, her hand is well sought after. Unfortunately for her family, she already has her heart set on Kaoru, her betrothed. As a gesture of good faith, her parents allow them to live on the same property, with her acting as the landlady and her caretaker as the owner. Poor Kaoru has been reduced to playing the part of a tenant. Of course, they don't know about all the other women who will be moving in with them... How will Aoi and Kaoru explore their love with so many distractions? Will Aoi be able to cope with the number of love rivals?
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Novalisk's Ai Yori Aoshi Tv Review
So I enjoyed every part of it; it does worth the time, believe me! ^^
If you like hare-anime, you're going to enjoy it, but if you don't...well give
this a try, because it's a bit more serious, than most of them.
Throughout the filler episodes we will get very much humor.
It's the best watched together with your friends!
One good point is it's rewatchability. I've already seen it 3 times.
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Murrman84's Ai Yori Aoshi Tv Review
Overall, Ai Yori Aoshi is an entertaining, well done little romantic comedy that
suffers in terms of originality. Yet I found it to be far more pleasant to sit
and watch than its obvious role model Love Hina, and after watching the first
couple of episodes, I was hooked until the very end. Yes, you will be able to
predict where it is going from a mile away. Yes, it does have the occasional
filler episode that does absolutely nothing to further the story. Yes, it even
has a cute mascot animal thrown into the mix. You know what? I still didn't
care! The characters themselves and how they react to each other was enough to
keep me intrigued throughout.
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ChunkySkillz's Ai Yori Aoshi Tv Review
I think this is one of those anime's where you would either love or hate it. For me, I enjoyed it quite a bit.
The animation is splendid and beautiful. It's well drawn, very neat and clean. I've always loved how the scenery was drawn, the colouring... everything. It was so realistic and peaceful, makes you want to go to the place yourself.
The story was 'okay' I suppose. Sometimes it's rather predictable, but I loved it to the end.
I love the characters. How they look, sound, react. It just makes the anime fun. There's a huge range of variety for their characteristics.
Aoi's extreme sensitivity sometimes made me go "wah?" because I couldn't exactly understand what the big deal was. She does cry a lot, and some might find it annoying.
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