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I was really into it the first part of the anime. It's a cliche story but I don't mind it as long as it's well developed and has something unique to it. The first part intrigued me and was interesting and cute. After 7th and 8th episodes it got really inconsistent and I got annoyed with some of the characters and the ending was totally unsatisfactory.

I really thought I'd like this more but ending was disappointing

Ending disappointed and there is no 2nd season also.i think i could have give this series 10 but the way it ends seriously???we definitely need 2nd season.

My one of favourite anime Season 2 please 😭 best anime ever i am still waiting for season 2

When you really wish you had this kind of love when you were young hehe. Here's to hoping for Season 2 even though you've read the manga!!!

I really enjoyed till the very last episode as a good plot on life changing lessons. But for youth, love, affection it's not good enough. At least I thought there will be some chemistry between Futaba and Kou. But the author didn't touched the line. Even though Kou was concerned about Futaba but when he approached her in a sarcastic way at the same time Futaba tried so hard to catch up and Kou has successfully disappointed her every time. But yeah overall the plot is kinda nice for life changing experiences.

Loved it so much!! After reading the manga I'm waiting for season 2 so badly... wish they're working for it

This anime is very short (12 episodes + 2 extras) and I binge-watched it in a day! It was very sweet and made my heart flutter nearly every episode. It was confusing at first but you soon get really into the story and I like how it feels very innocent. The main friendship group have an ideal friendship and it just made me happy to see. I might read the manga soon to continue the story as there's no second season. If you're interested in romance, I defenitely recommend trying out this show!

It's cliche, but romance in general is a cliche.

Sometimes I got frustrated by the main characters's actions but I can't deny the fact that they truly care about each other.

You can't be good to others when you're not good to yourself. This sentence feels like chewed gum, but it's true. Once boy realizes that everything can be started over again, he changes his behavior towards everyone.

Anime doesn't have a proper ending, and because of that I can't rate it. It ended where (actually) everything seem to start.

I highly recommend to read manga.

I gave 9/10 to manga.

Blue Spring Ride is a heartwarming story that beautifully captures the essence of young love and personal growth. It follows the journey of Futaba Yoshioka, a high school girl who struggles with reconciling her past and present self. Once an outgoing and vibrant child, she has now adopted a quieter demeanor to fit in with her peers. The return of her first love, Kou Mabuchi, brings back a flood of memories and emotions that challenge her to rediscover her true self.

As the story unfolds, Futaba navigates the complexities of friendship, identity, and the bittersweet nature of first love. With its charming characters and relatable themes, "Blue Spring Ride" offers readers a nostalgic and touching exploration of adolescence, reminding us all of the beauty and challenges of growing up.

I liked this anime a lot but i'm not sure why every episode made me feel like i was missing out and i felt super jealous because i wasn't Futaba... I liked Kou before Futaba changed him, like when he was cold and emotionless and didn't have much energy. That Kou was really cute and Yuuri annoys me a lot too i don't know why. Basically i don't hate the plot its fine i guess nothing to interesting but i have something against these characters and their development besides that the animes overall was very cute this is review is very different from my other reviews cause at this point i'm just hating on it but i would recommend all Shoujo watchers to watch this, its adorable and it only gets better... I don't plan on reading the manga cause its not That interesting, i think I've seen enough of this plot at this point either way very good anime :))

Tanaka is super mean to Futaba without any reason. He is only nice when he feels like it, and even then he isn't sincere. He plays knight for her and issues hollow words of wisdom, only to avoid her again.

Futaba in turn cannot draw consequences and cannot defend herself.

Their backstory feels super engineered and cheap.

This anime draws every love drama cliche there is. But I quite like the art style.

Ahh my heart is still full of Ao Haru Ride even after 1 week. Hit me with the song and the scene in the first episode. Futaba and Kou are both amazing characters. The love between them is deep, warm and enjoyable. Futaba is impulsive person unlike most anime girl. She can touch and behave to Kou as she feels. Hers personality development and the problems (I couldn't find a proper expression) before development are believable. And Kou is gentleman and kind person in most aspect. This anime is in my Top 5 now. (Kamisama Hajimemashita, Yona of Down, Ao Haru Ride, Maid Sama, Fruit Basket and Bonus: Kimi Ni Todoke And Soredemo Sekai wa Utsukushii.)

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Blue Spring Ride, adapted from the manga of the same name, is a captivating anime that explores the complexities of young love and personal growth. With its endearing characters, heartfelt storytelling, and visually appealing animation, it delivers an emotionally resonant experience for viewers.

One of the strongest aspects of Blue Spring Ride lies in its characters. Protagonist Futaba Yoshioka is a relatable and multi-dimensional lead, navigating the challenges of her past while discovering her true self. Her growth throughout the series, as she learns to express her emotions and confront her vulnerabilities, is inspiring. The supporting cast adds depth and variety to the narrative, each with their own unique struggles and motivations, contributing to the overall richness of the story.

The romance in Blue Spring Ride is beautifully portrayed, capturing the tumultuous nature of adolescent relationships. The central relationship between Futaba and Kou Mabuchi, the enigmatic male lead, is both heartwarming and bittersweet. Their journey from reconnecting after a long separation to navigating their complicated feelings is portrayed with sensitivity and authenticity. The series effectively explores themes of unrequited love, friendship, and the importance of communication in relationships.

Visually, Blue Spring Ride boasts appealing animation that complements the story's tone and emotions. The character designs are expressive, and the animation fluidly captures the characters' subtle gestures and facial expressions. The art style is vibrant and aesthetically pleasing, creating an inviting and immersive atmosphere.

The storytelling in Blue Spring Ride strikes a balance between lighthearted moments and emotional depth. It effectively delves into the characters' internal struggles and explores themes of self-discovery and personal growth. The pacing is generally well-executed, although some viewers may find certain episodes slower in comparison to others. Nevertheless, the overall narrative arc remains engaging and thought-provoking.

Despite its strengths, Blue Spring Ride does have a few minor shortcomings. Some plot points may feel predictable, adhering to common romantic tropes. Additionally, certain character arcs could have been further developed to provide a more comprehensive exploration of their individual stories.

In conclusion, Blue Spring Ride is a captivating anime that successfully captures the essence of young love and self-discovery. With its endearing characters, heartfelt storytelling, and visually appealing animation, it offers an emotionally resonant experience. While it may have a few predictable elements and missed opportunities for character development, the overall quality of the series is undeniably strong, warranting a solid 8/10 rating.

Although the story is simple and not suprising, I could say there is something unique and much more close to life compared to other school romance animes! It is beautiful and touched my heart somehow, especially music in this anime. I really liked the main characters, a high-school boy and a girl, who have fragile backstory together behind them and they weren't just another couple of strangers who meet one beautiful day and fell in love. Their memories together makes the story more layered, gives us a chance of understanding them better and makes more believable relations between them. This is an evolving story about how to make mistakes, to rethink relationships and start to notice people around you in a new way. There are no kisses but you really feel a developing attachment and tension between main characters and I think it is more heartwarming in this way. I don't mind about ending, it suits well and you can always read manga to figure out what happens next.

The anime explores Futaba's unrequited love for Kou. Kou is a difficult character, we can't tell what he's feeling most of the time and for most of the show, he's non-chalant and uncaring about everything. So, we have to watch Futaba push to learn more about him, little by little. Throughout the anime, he shows very gradual signs of opening up to her. She pushes him, not only to share his feelings with her, but also to value his relationships with his family and friends. Futaba herself learns how to value true friendships and connections, ironically from Kou, who guides her in recognising her self-worth.

The manga reverses things. Kou is being revisited by his past, having to relive his trauma all over again, but this time in wanting to comfort Narumi, who had similarly experienced the passing of her parent. Just when Kou and Futaba were starting to show their care for each other, this climax set them back. Futaba understandably decides to move on. Touma, a character briefly shown in the anime, falls for Futaba to which they eventually start dating.

The highlight of this was watching Kou truly unmask and face the character development he needed after realising how depressed he'd been making himself. His selflessness causes him to lose himself once again and actually do more harm than good. He empathises with Narumi, but this only stops her from moving on. He cuts of Futaba after leading her heart on, to focus on Narumi because he knows the pain of losing a parent. A bad decision, albeit with good intention.

Eventually, however, he realises his faults once losing Futaba and realising that he's sacrificed his own hapiness for this. Now I know the controversy behind this, but you have to understand that this entire show, he has been trying to find himself. And it is when he realises that he keeps doing things that make him lose the ones he loves, that he truly becomes the best version of himself.