Aharen-san wa hakarenai

(12+) Should have been so much better! There were several great episodes (particularly "It's a musical, huh?") and the series itself started off strong, but the writers relied on a few running gags way too much, and the anime suffered for it. Of particular annoyance was the teacher who kept getting bloody noses from "esteem". If sounds weird, it was, and after about the fifth time it got really old, too. Still, I would give this a mild recommendation but there are MANY better comedy romance anime's to try before this one.

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THE FEMALE PROTAGONISH IS SO ADORABLE I CAN'T GET MY EYES FROM HER AND I ALSO TOTAL RELATE TO THE MALE CHARACTER CAUSE SOMETIMES WE CANNOT KNOW WHATS OTHER ARE THINKING HE BEHAVES LIKE A TYPICAL BUT REAL AT SAME TIME I KINDA ENJOYED THIS ANIME STORY IS SLOW PACED BUT FULL OF COMEDY AND SOME SCENE ARE FULL OF WHOLESOMENESS. IT'S NOT OVER THE TOP BUT A FUN ONE TO WATCH I HOPE YOU ALSO LIKE THIS ANIME.

Wait ! Hold up ! What was that ending? It skyrocketed into moon ! Lol ! Apart from the shocking ending, it was pretty alright! Same as season 1 ! The romance was mild because the format of this plot is very much slice of life and gag comedy ! Which were dialed up to the max ! Atleast that's what i felt during my watch ! It was pretty chilling and forgettable plot for me ! Not bad and not good ! Just average ! The animation and art is okay for such a show ! Nothing too impressive and not that bad ! Just average like the story and the logic is optional ! I watched it in 2x speed and still i got the story so that's how basic it is.

The characters Kanna and Raidou from the anime series Aharen-san Is Indecipherable provide an emotionally connected journey through awkward socialization and the wonders of human connections. With its cultural references, cognitive distortions, and self-love messages, the 12-episode series fosters a healthy and happy atmosphere with real friendships and genuine difficulties.

The show centers on the relationship between the timid Aharen and the socially awkward Raidou. The viewpoints of Raidou and other characters, such as a romantic instructor, Futaba, a shy childhood buddy, and typical students, are alternated throughout the anime. The show examines cliches, social anxiety, and the difficulties in negotiating relationships.

The anime's strength is its adherence to the framework; by exposing Aharen to different viewpoints, it fosters empathy and relatability. Based on actual events, the speech, actions, and gestures depict both the desirable and undesirable facets of each character. The story is strong and captivating because of its simplicity and impact.

Aharen-san is an anime that delves into the love and camaraderie shared by imperfect and uncomfortable people. It has a distinct voice, accessible themes, and humor. The show develops deep connections with its characters while examining cognitive errors. It's an engaging experience because of the distinct voice and endearing relationship.

This anime series is centred on two high school students; a boy named Raidou and a girl named Reina Aharen. They are seated next to each other and he tries to start a conversation with her but gets no reply... it turns out she is just very quiet, both figuratively and literally. He determines to become her friend.

I thought this series was a lot of fun. Our two protagonists contrast nicely; he has a face that makes him look perpetually angry and she has no idea about personal boundaries... something that puts others off befriending them. Over the course of the series their friendship develops nicely in an innocent way. There are some good side characters, most noticeably Aharen's childhood friend Oshiro. Overall a really charming series that fans of the genre should enjoy.

These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.