Overall, the anime is something not worth wasting your time on. And the eyes are kind of weird- but if I guess you're looking for fresh anime eye art, you can look at this one for reference. I mean, the grandfather looks like he freaking took a bath at the fountain of youth AND drank the water.

Although really~ it's kind of unrealistic. I haven't seen such elegant art in a long time. One thing I can commend though is the art. If you're looking for something fresh- skip this and look for something else. Owh wait, there's Tsuzuki and Muraki too from Yami no Matsuei.īasically, it's just something you pull off the shelf of mediocre cliches. I mean, I can mention a pair off the top of my head who's like this: Kazahaya and Rikuo from Gohou Drug. We have the typical (and by typical I MEAN typical) uke who's beautiful and cute and wimpy and short-tempered but can't resist the seme, and a seme who's serious, TDH (tall, dark and handsome), and quiet. Even the sex scenes in Haru wo Daiteita OVA are better.Įven the characters are not that great. Absolutely nothing can catch your eye, and all ideas are overused. And even the conflicts are way too commonplace- 'oh my gosh i can't accept you because you're my son's bestfriend' and the whole 'my-family-won't-accept-you-so-do-I-break-up-with-you-or-not' kind of thing. Another one?' And then you'd just walk away and roll your eyes. Or even Yuri.): 'OMG I'm in love with this person but I've never seen him but owh my gawd he was just under my nose all this time!!!' I mean it's like, 'Give me a freaking break. But the motivations of these characters lie as secrets bubbling just below the surface.The story seems to be something quite overused in many yaoi anime (or even normal guygirl romace. There is not a man he hates more, however, than Riju's rather persistent best friend Shunsuke Sakaki, who just won't go away regardless of what Chisato tries to do.

As a result, Chisato will stop at nothing to ensure they never come over again, resorting to the most extreme of methods. His work is inspired by his idol-the best-selling mystery author Saki Shunka, who is as much of an enigma herself as the plots of the books she writes.Ĭhisato is also the extremely overprotective father of 15-year old Riju, convinced that the 'friends' his son constantly brings over are nothing but predators waiting for the perfect opportunity to defile his precious boy. Chisato Takatsukasa, a 35-year-old author, has such a youthful appearance that anyone would think him to be in his early twenties.

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