TONIKAWA: Over the Moon for You

I adore this show.

After a bad breakup I went through during 2020, I stumbled on this show. Tonikawa gave me hope again.

The soundtrack is excellent, and watching Nasa and Tsukasa discover their love for each other is unbelievably cute.

I used to think that a Crunchyroll Orginal's couldn't be a top tier animation of mine, but I stand corrected.

That being said there are some things that could've been more thoroughly explored/explained.

Overall, Tonikawa is one of my favorite love stories I have been able to watch. If you're looking for an introduction to the genre, this is a wonderful choice.

It's hard to find a decent rom-com these days and Tonikaku Kawaii fills that empty spot for me. Actually, the story is not very impressive but they give meaning to things in married life like having rings.

I liked to discover the backstory of Yuzaki only a few things we got in the first season. I loved the opening theme song and saved it in my playlist.

The first half of the season was very good, later they go down a bit, but overall this is a good rom-com you should watch.

Great anime, pretty different than the usual slice of life animes. If you are tired from always seeing the same thing, try this one, it's for sure going to entertain you.

There isn't a moment when you are not smiling just'cause of how wholesome it is. it is definitely one of the best romcom shows out there. IMPORTANT NOTE:- you are going to be wishing to get a wife after watching the show

Kenjiro Hata's another rom-com anime makes a huge following in the Philippine soil, primarily because of its kilig romantic themes that would make the viewers inspire of making hugot lines and references. For me, I have the same feeling but I immediately loved this show.

The vocal performances of Junya Enoki and Akari Kito as the husband-and-wife Nasa-kun and Tsukasa-chan are so amazing and brilliant. It is so romantic and thrilling to the heart, similar to the Philippine romance films including "May Minamahal" (1993), "Basta't Kasama Kita" (1995), and "Labs Kita, Okey Ka Lang" (1998) and teleseryes like "Got To Believe" (2012) and "Forevermore" (2016).

Tonikaku Kawaii would become one of the contenders for the Best Romance Anime for the year 2020.