Anime 54234 Suki Na Ko Ga Megane Wo Wasureta Reviews Filter Check 3

“Am I supposed to be holding her hand?”

The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses delves into a rather unsettling narrative, catering to a peculiar desire among certain individuals who yearn for a disturbingly infantile partner. Kaede Komura, the protagonist, becomes infatuated with his classmate Ai Mie, who suffers from poor eyesight and frequently forgets her glasses.

“I can’t not wash my hands… But maybe I can swab the sebum off my hands and preserve it.”

Kaede's fixation on Mie intensifies due to her apparent vulnerability and dependence caused by her visual impairment. Rather than being deterred by her squinting eyes and lack of common sense, Kaede's ... attraction intensifies. He eagerly becomes Ai's constant helper, exploiting her visual limitations to gain her reliance on him. Someone accurately described him as, "A seeing eye dog for Stevie Wonder." First just mundane things like sharing books, then tying her shoes like she’s a toddler, and THEN spoon feeding her like a baby, etc… In doing so, Kaede manipulates the situation to his advantage, fostering a sense of dependability while indulging in a skewed power dynamic. I hope nothing is more mortifying than watching the cake scene. However, given there have only been three episodes, it could get much worse. While feeding Mie cake (his idea), he says,

“Twelve bites to finish the whole thing.”
“I pictured her father in my mind and begged for his mercy twelve times.”

After three episodes, Kaede's infatuation evolved into a deeply unsettling obsession. Ai's visual impairment becomes the foundation upon which their relationship is built. He capitalizes on her reliance on him to strengthen his emotional hold on her. In a twisted turn of events, Kaede molds himself into the person Ai yearns to see. This blurs the boundaries between genuine affection and a disturbing fixation. If it weren’t for the over exposed lighting and upbeat elevator music, GoHand's bizarre directing paired with Kaede’s disturbing inner monologues would create a fantastic horror anime.

Despite the disturbing main character, the visuals stand out more than anything else. Studio GoHands' decision to employ their patented janky camera angles feels more like a distracting gimmick than a creative choice. It’s not quite as ugly as Hand Shakers, but it’s not very appealing either. Instead of enhancing the romcom aspects, the lack of visual cohesion pulls your attention away and nauseates you. This makes the two leads’ interactions seem more distant than cute/comical. For a romcom, these interactions are crucial, but presented with wild hair motions and cameras flying all over the place like a mosquito, you can barely pay attention.

Inconsistency between the art styles is further exaggerated by the clash between the hyper-realistic background art and the 2D character designs. I think they rendered everything with an engine like Unreal because it looks like an overexposed video game. Buildings, streets, and grass all appear to be static images, like they were lazily slapped onto greenscreen last minute. The designs are fine, a bit glossy. They were adapted from the manga by GoHands character designer who designed Hand Shakers and K. The contrasting aesthetics between 2D art and 3D backgrounds are never more obvious than anime like this.

With its horrendous adaptation, The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses disappoints manga fans while Kaede disturbs anime-only viewers. The visuals, characterized by janky camera angles and a clash between hyper-realistic backgrounds and 2D character designs, create a nausea-inducing anime. The overexposed lighting and generic upbeat music fail to mitigate the disturbing nature of the source material, so you'd be better off reading the manga. The adaptation disappoints in every category—it especially fails at its main goal: being a wholesome romcom.

As much as the visuals can carry a show, its frustrating to watch an MC that can't use basic communication to help Mie in any meaningful way.

The situations set up don't lead to any growth for Kaeda Komura, and instead he ruminates over and over about how he likes Mie too much, and is incapable of basic communication because of that, where a simple few words would help him and the girl he likes rectify any situations from her forgetting her glasses.

To what end do we as viewers have to wait for the main character to grow enough to simple just talk out ... loud, and how infantile can Mie be, where she's clearly unable to operate as a person without her glasses?

if the growth is there after the next few episodes, then Ill amend the score. but its frustrating to watch a show where the first 7 minutes dragged on to feel like 30

I usually don't write reviews, but this Anime has such awful writing that I feel compelled to.

Starting with the only redeemable point, it is well animated and has beautiful art.

Now the bad points on this Anime, which are ALOT:

The characters and history seem to have been written by a kid.
The main character is a straight-out loser; he has no redeemable points other than *MAYBE* being kind. Some of his traits;
-He's a spineless coward.
-He has white knight syndrome.
... -He cannot speak more than three phrases without stuttering and seems to be surprised all the time since he's always gasping for air.
-He has an inferiority complex and a superiority complex at the same time.

The MC is so pathetic that he cannot even touch the FMC glasses without blushing and thinking of absolutely absurd things, he can't even speak the most simple of things to the FMC, and he never makes ANY logical decision.
*POSSIBLE SPOILER* At a certain moment, he is tasked with a simple mission: cut a VERY small section of the FMC's hair that got stuck on a locker, but this loser of an MC almost fails to do so. He starts to sweat profusely, gets extremely blushed and starts to panic.
BUT, mainly, the MC "says" that he likes the FMC romantically, yet he does not want her to improve and become a better version of herself, he wants her to be a weak maiden that he can *PATHECLY* "rescue", He is so bad that he gets angry/jealous just from having other boys talk to the FMC.

And about the female main character, she is clearly mentally impaired. Other than that, there is no explanation for her forgetfulness towards her glasses when she can't even distinguish a cat from a plastic bag. YET she goes out of home nearly every day without her glasses, and people around her think it is normal. Maybe even worse than that is the fact that, throughout the year, she broke/lost at least 5 pair of glasses, and no one seems to say a thing about it. In one of the early episodes, she says that she can already identify the main character by his voice, even though a few minutes earlier in the episode, she absolutely confused another classmate for the MC.

Just an absolute shitshow of writing of demented characters. Far beyond that typical highschool romance Anime.

Typically, the best, or at the very least most memorable, romance and slice of life anime have an engaging story and a likeable set of characters. There are countless anime out there that follow this, however The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses doesn't have any whatsoever. The main leads of this series, Kaede Komura and Ai Mie, are some of the most annoying protagonists in any romance story I've seen so far. Kaede constantly thinks and says very weird and at times lewd thoughts about Ai, while Mie's IQ drops over 1000 the second she doesn't have her glasses. The show also likes to ... randomly decide when Mie forgets her glasses, making it hard to stay engaged in the narratives throughout this season. The only decent aspect of this show is the actual dynamic between these two characters, but with a flimsy plot and characters that would work better as a supporting cast, this anime just isn't it.

Usually, I'd put a anecdote here to embellish the review and catch your attention, but honestly, this show doesn't have a single appropriate line worth mentioning.

Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta (or SukiMega) is your average rom-com highschool anime meant to soothe the souls of those who watch it. It's about a certain middle schooler who has a crush on the girl who sits next to him in class, but guess what? Her eyesight's bad, yet she keeps forgetting her glasses! How moe!

Look. This concept *could* definitely work. On its own, it isn't a bad idea at all, but how this show handled ... it is awful. The protagonist of this anime, Komura Kaede, is supposed to be a nice and innocent boy who's hopelessly in love with a cute classmate, sure, but this anime instead portrays him as a disgusting and perverted boy that is unhealthily obsessed with an unsuspecting girl.

Since Mie, the girl with poor eyesight, forgets her glasses, Komura devoted himself to helping her out. One day matter, you say? No, nigh miraculously does this dunce forget her glasses on a daily basis. It really gets on my nerves, but yeah, that's the setting of this anime, so you get used to it. The situations in which Mie and Komura find themselves in should be wholesome, take a scene where they share they textbooks for example. Cute right? No. Always does this anime manage to make the most wholesome scenes absolutely appalling. He just *has* to think up a ridiculously gross idea that you wouldn't expect from a middle schooler. They even mention that 'young boys tend to be a little gross when they're in love' or something. However, this anime doesn't make him a 'little' gross, but just plain disgusting.

Creepy fella be saying he won't wash his hands anymore after touching her??? Alright alright, the contents of his thoughts aside, Komura's also really annoying. I get it. Middle schoolers get conscious about indirect kisses, cute. But when this guy does it, it just become creepy. At every moment Mie says or does something, he blushes and begins the train of thoughts yet again. In the beginning, it's manageable. But after a while it gets really annoying how he has to comment on everything insignificantly normal action.

You get the deal already, so I'll stop this for now. What did the anime do good? The animation, I'd say. The animation looks very pretty, and makes Mie look beautiful, probably trying to show the appeal of her. But honestly, that's about it. The music is generic beyond belief, and the story (on the surface, and not looking at execution) is pale. I mean, this anime consists of boring skits every other rom-com anime tried before, and manages to ruin them. Walking home together, sharing contact info, meeting at the shoe lockers etc., you get it. There's barely any progression aside from Mie developing false affection and rather dependance for this crazy fellow. He is basically exploiting her for her poor sight, and she has no clue, and sees (not really, she forgets her glasses) him as a dependable person.

There isn't anything else worth mentioning, and I can only name bad things about this series. Undoubtedly did the manga do it better, even if I haven't read it. Usually I would recommend a show I didn't like to a limited group of people, but to be honest, I wouldn't recommend this to anyone, regardless of their interests. 'Turn your brain off' they, but my god, my morals aren't something I can turn off, you know? Look somewhere else, this isn't the series you're looking for.

4/10 with a little mercy, but 3/10 if I can be brutally honest with you.

Let's start this off slowly. I... don't mind stories that have slow starts, some may have a rough start but still managed to be a groundbreaking experience to behold. I... don't mind romance stories despite my personal dislike for them if the characters are likeable and a joy to watch without feeling unnecessary and existed for the heck of it. I... also don't mind if the animation looks mediocre or generic, it doesn't entirely determine the anime's quality as long as the story is not... boring. Yet this is what this anime has managed to pull off, a disappointment in terms of characters, visuals, ... and comedy itself.

Since this anime's genre is Comedy, you usually need to keep in touch with these two things in any show to make SURE it's any good, are good characters and pacing. The whole premise is about Komura having a massive crush on a girl who just keeps forgetting her glasses almost every single damn day. A good anime can get away with telling these stupid overused jokes if they knew how to properly execute it or even had good characters. This anime's comedy is pretty plain and repetitive, to even get a smirk after witnessing the same joke for 13 episodes in a row while happening MULTIPLE times in a single episode would be a goddamn miracle to witness, because I don't think anyone could actually find this slightly amusing.

The only time(s) I actually laughed when I was trying to stomach through their interactions being replayed 100 times by now were the fact GoHands actually recycled scenes from this anime and they didn't even bother to reanimate how these characters move, it's also quite hilarious how often they did this cheap trick. So you're stuck with an endless loop of scenes that are a sign of overblown budget on EP 1 which caused them to reuse them for the majority of the anime. EP 1 had some incredible visuals but sometimes felt nauseating and too bright to watch until GoHands came up with this brilliant idea to just don't make anymore good animation and instead show them the 3D buildings they have made for the show so you can see how much of a disconnect these characters with their own environment. It could still take place in a bus and it wouldn't change a damn thing. Keep in mind I'm laughing at the show, not because it had anything funny.

Although still, I can forgive these shenanigans if it still had likeable characters, but my oh my, how reality disappoints so often. I am confident that if these two big issues were resolved immediately, it would have been a lot more enjoyable to watch and be an easy recommendation for romance and comedy lovers.

Issue 1: Is Mie a real character or what?

It was how the love interest is treated like a trophy to look at, not as a real character to support and empathize. Initially, I can accept that because most school crushes usually were perceived in this way for a while but this anime really drags it out way too long than it should. The moment I heard Mie finally started speaking for herself, I was like "Wait, she has her own mind?" Although, the story gradually started to treat Mie more as a character to be paired with Komura other than a trophy for most of the time, it took extremely long to get to that point and any feeling of support I could have for them is long gone since they barely build any kind of actual chemistry when the guy just wants to be a NPC, watching Mie being a goofball the story portrayed her as it is.

Issue 2: Komura is so annoying to root for.

I know there's a difference between light-hearted shows, where you'll often find simple-minded or somewhat horny characters especially in school teens and dramatic shows that mostly feature morally grey characters, but what matters in that character should be personal growth, no matter how insignificant it may be. Which comes to the next point, Komura has received no kind of growth, leaving the only part of growth that's happening is the hollow romance and misunderstandings. You see, whenever a girl gets really close to you, you start to stutter, you just figured out you almost made physical contact, so you backed off to avoid any misunderstandings. This story realizes that and instead of moving on, it decides to replay the same scenario for almost every episode and it's not a progression of Komura and Mie slowly understanding each other, it's the slow process of Komura trying to figure out with his miniscule brain cells that it's okay to be with Mie. So if you're okay with every episode showing Komura blushing every time he sees Mie getting too close for comfort, this is your type of treat, you're welcome. Imagine having the side characters somewhat overshadow the main characters, being more unique and impactful to the romance progression than Komura x Mie.

I rest my case. Hereby lies a disappointment I have expected from the day it aired up till this day. Goodbye, I will never think of you again.

SO, what I was saying before, on the plus side, the romance is CUTE, the art is cute, no denying that! If someone just want too see that side, go ahead, even if anyone ask me about those parts, I would say I love the art, I too watch and read stories with cute romance like this. BUT the fact remains that the plot is too raw and too unrealistic! Bye "the plot" I mean about a girl who has extremely bad eyes that keeps on forgetting her spectacles.

The first and most obvious problem is the fact that the author simply doesn't understand anything ... about people with poor eyesight. I'm not sure about the term, but, first things first, is Mie nearsighted or farsighted? In other words, what type of lens does she have on her glasses? Well, the author obviously didn't think about that since in the story Mie cannot see clearly things that are less than an inch from her eyes, she can't see things or people (like Komura in episode 1) meters away either. To make things worse, limited to my knowledge, there are no contact lenses that can be used to help people with an eyesight that bad, yet, the story goes with Mie wearing contact lenses and became able to see normally.

Not to forget, the fact that she frequently forgets her glasses is weird, like, even I who can see clearly only up to about 15 centimeters/6 inches, can hardly go anywhere without my glasses, in other words, it's amost impossible to forget it, it always will be my top priority. And again, the story goes about a girl who has eyes that are technically blind, who kept on forgetting them. LET ME SAY IT AGAIN, not losing them, or breaking them (well, technically the story went like breaking it once), but forgot to bring them, again and again. How did she even survive walking all the way to school? By that I mean, how did she not stumble on anything?

Back in the days (don't know now), there was this trend like, people being silly every time someone takes off the glasses, most of them were teasing the person in question, believing he or she cannot see at all. So again, how I see it is the story is made is like, adapting that old bullying trend and adding it a bit of romancy spices on top, In other words, the author simply reawaken an old bullying the trend (which is annoying, mostly because, it wasn't a choice to have poor eyesight). AND YES, for me personally, I've been there, I don't want to go back there, I don't want to see others there either. NOW, with the fact that the plot is about poor eyesight in an unrealistic manner and there was clearly a bullying trend like that, IS IT JUST RANTING IF I think the plot is simply to bully people with poor eyesight due to, IDK, poor script-writing?

So, again, to me the show isn't recommended because (1) the obvious lack of research about poor eyesight, with (2) the genre that's described as comedy and (3) the fact that there were (or maybe still are) insults towards people with poor eyesight in a similar manner as how the story is brought. And even if, let's say, I was wrong about the author simply bullying by making this story, the script itself was bad on it's own.

Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta (The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses) is by far one of the few anime that would make much more sense as a 12-minute episode format. There is simply not enough content to extend any episode to 24 minutes and this cannot be stressed enough. The main character has a multitude of dialogues about the sentence he is going to say before he even says a single sentence out loud. To that end, he doesn't even finish his sentences half of the time due to nervous rambling/stuttering. Either that or he backs out of saying anything like he ... was going to say and blurts a random exclamation about something unrelated.

Komura has to be one of the most annoying personalities in any modern romcom and that says a lot. There is usually an expectation of possible plot progression being blocked by some random encounter with another person but this is another level of a waste of time altogether.

This is such a sad thing to say as the lighting and camera movements, this anime demonstrated in the first episode, were something to potentially look forward to.

Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta is a summer anime that many people have been anxiously waiting for.

The story is about a boy, Komura, who falls madly in love with his classmate, Mie who doesn't see very well and in fact wears glasses. The story is based on Mie that a two by three breaks/forgets her glasses and Komura who helps her during the day and slowly they begin to approach each other experiencing mutual feelings.

BUT THERE IS A BIG PROBLEM!
The protagonists cannot be seen, I have enormous hatred for Komura, same attitudes, same actions, same things repeated for 5 episodes. They can't understand ... each other's feelings and that they can't step forward and grow each other.

It is possible that many do not agree with this statement, but Komura looks almost worse than Kazuya from "Rent a Girlfriend"!
I was waiting for this anime a lot, and I had very high expectations but it was probably the main flop of the summer.

🫡Jo greets you!

It's average. The whole plot baseline (so far) does not work. Nearly every comedy scene is based on the crush of the mc forgetting her glasses (Who would have thought). Her eyesight is so bad that she doesn't even recognize people actually really close to her. If that's the case, no person on earth would ever forget his or her glasses. Never. This fact alone irritates me so much that I can't enjoy the show (I see that another explanation is that her glasses break, but that's not enough. At one point it is made clear she has contacts). If the explanation "Yeah that keeps ... happening because she is just a lost person" is sufficient, then enjoy your comedy here. However, I would argue that most people need a more logical approach to fully engage in the show. That doesn't mean that you are not allowed to exaggerate or simplify a situation to make the point of a joke clearer. In case you can't really see my point: Try to imagine what the pivot of a comedy situation you watch is. After that, estimate what would destroy the base of the joke of the situation and how likely it is to happen. When it is very, very likely to happen many times and the whole point of the show is not an exaggeration by any means, then I personally can't enjoy the comedy. The situation feels constructed and forced. I often had that feeling watching this show.

Summarized: I do feel pain but it's not severe. ->5/10 (Keep in mind that only 3 episodes are out. I don't expect growth in quality, but I will edit or delete this in that case)

Opening: Actually pretty solid. I like it, but I don't really take music into my evaluation.

Characters: In any case, it's important to keep in mind that we haven't even had a fourth episode yet, so there is still room for growth and improvement. In theory.

Animation: I'm not overwhelmed, but it's not bad at all, either.

All in all, I hope I can save you from wasting your time on this (for now).

The Girl I Like Gave Me Motion Sickness.

The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses is another mediocre slow-burn middle school rom-com that ordinarily would’ve scored around a high 4 to 5 out of 10 if made by any other animation studio. However, we live in a bad timeline where studio GoHands exists. A studio that has made it their mission to make as many people violently vomit by watching their anime productions as possible.

The girl sitting next to Protagonist-kun in class is visually impaired to the point of blindness without her glasses. Glasses that Main-Love-Interest-san forgets a lot to make a story happen. ... This pleases Protagonist-kun to no end as it means that he gets to effectively become her carer giving him many opportunities to make her romantically dependent on him.
That’s not what’s actually going through his head, just to be clear. However, from the outside looking in it can be interpreted that way.

This is your more average “Quirky love interest does a cute thing and a boy goes squee” kind of manga rom-com, although it’s up to debate whether are not the premise of the story is “cute” rather than logically stupid. There are only so many times the practically blind girl can forget her glasses until you start wondering why she doesn’t leave a backup pair at school considering she forgets them practically all of the time. My patience for this type of storytelling isn’t helped by Protagonist-kun having irritatingly obnoxious outbursts over how cute he thinks she is whenever she plunges her face into a textbook because she can’t read it, or whenever she squints at him in his face because she can’t tell whom he is despite them sitting next to each other in class every day or any other time she's forced to depend on him due to her incompetence.

Of course, the actual story or the manga it’s based on isn’t the real problem here. That would be Studio GoHands and their distracting, puke-tastic gimmick storyboarding and animations. Now in all fairness, GoHands seems to have managed to make their ‘reinvent the wheel’ style animation “work (with a pinch of salt)” since Hand Shakers and that other anime they did. It’s also nice to see that they toned down the gimmicks to an extent, but when they do go full Gohands it is nauseating. You only need to watch the first couple of minutes of episode one to be taken on a rollercoaster of go-pro, fish-eye lens camera angles flying around underneath characters walking animations whilst background characters and random miscellaneous objects are constantly moving again, with a fish-eye lens view clashing against hyper-realist background art. Main-Love-Interest-san might be comparable to Medusa of Greek myth as her hair waves and flaps about in an uncanny snake-like way. All of this is completed with a weird piss-coloured filter. It looks awful, it’s messy and most importantly, adds nothing to the setting or story.

This is something I forgot to emphasise in my Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer review, but it doesn’t matter how good a story is “iN tHe MaNgA” when its anime adaption ruins the story, characters, pacing or all three and more. There were moments where a chuckled at the humour of The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses, but it’s hard to focus on any of the story's good points when the anime is determined to focus our attention on its gimmicks and stomach churners. What's baffling is that GoHands has another anime adaptation airing this season and it's way more watchable because they barely use any GoHands gimmicks.
I feel sorry for the manga readers. They didn’t deserve this.

2/10 Bad.

"The Girl I like forgets her glasses" is the most annoying version of RomCom anime to date.

Usually with RomCom's and SoL's, there's always some sort of asterisk* that helps push the narrative forward. For this show, it's that the main character... forgets her glasses.

Dismissing the absurdity of her forgetting her glasses dozens of times during a semester, the fact that this girl can't even SEE is very irritating. This girl is essentially blind without her glasses. Bats can probably see better than her without using echolocation.

Also, Komura and Mie have no character traits! Both characters are distilled, FOUNDATION-level characters that have absolutely no interesting ... points to them. Komura is your typical example of a soyboy wimp protagonist, where Mie acts as a lobotomized fool the entire show.

Uh, the animations pretty good though. And I like the opening.

Sorry lads, this one is not great.

it takes place in a middle school setting so that's a nice change from the usual high school setting.

i think the visuals are really good and i really liked the art style, but i feel like the characters were a bit boring.
all this girl's personality is basically she either loses her glasses, forgets them or breaks them. i dont feel like it's realistic because how could you be so clumsy with your glasses to that extent?
the boy helps her to get closer to her and there are a few cute scenes but it gets repetitive.

and the boy's behavior is too weird for ... me and he acted like your average simp. some of the reactions were a bit annoying.
after four episodes, nothing's really happened yet that much.

i feel like they acted more like elementary schoolers than middle schoolers..
i don't think this series would be for everyone, there is a chance you will drop it..

This anime is… terrible. I’ve watched anime where the MC needs to overcome their self-perceived inferiority or work up the courage to progress a romance, a good example is something like “Real Girl/3d Kanojo”, but this is atrocious; the MC hasn’t progressed even a tiny bit towards personal improvement or making relationship progress, he just mopes about himself at every possible turn, and every opportunity he gets to make progress with Mie, he cowers away; it’s hard to tell if he even likes Mie or just worships her as a sort of “cute icon”. Overall, the romance side of this anime is basically none-existent, it’s ... subtly present, like it’s teasing you, but it’s always out of the viewers’ reach.

I’ve been pondering over the subplot of this anime, if there even is one, and I’m guessing it’s supposed to be SOL. If this is true, this anime is also a failure in this regard, since the characters are almost always in the same situation and we have barely seem them interact beyond the usual desk/school location, which also may explain why their relationship never progresses, since the authors are basically just rewriting the same scene over and over again. I’m not going to say this second part is a legitimate criticism, since it’s just speculation, it’s just more of an affirmation to those who may feel the same way.

Lastly, I’m not going to drop this anime, as I don’t believe the “3 episode rule” is good, there is always a chance an anime redeems itself midway through, such as what happened with the seven spellblades recently; however, we are 7 episodes in and there has been no sign of anything changing, so I just cannot recommend this anime to anyone who values their personal free time, even if there is some redeeming plot/romantic development.

This anime is nothing but stupid...

I like the art and the animation, but the story is just nonsense.
This is more of a sci-fi anime than a romcom. Have you ever met someone who could forget their glasses several days in a row?
If they do it means they can survive a day without them and without too much discomfort. Because if you need your glasses to see, I don't know how you can even leave your house without realizing that you're missing something.

The story is quite wholesome, as most romcoms these days, but nothing that would make me want to see a second season of this ... show.

And then we have our MC, who's just a little child (of course he is, the story takes place in middle school environment), but how do you want people to relate to such a character?
I don't feel any sympathy for him, I'm used to oblivious characters but he is on an even higher level than anything I've ever seen...

Short review here but I needed to share my thoughts, there is nothing I can relate to in this anime, and therefore no reason for me to enjoy it. When you write a story, you need to give the reader or viewer something they would like to, but can't live in their life.
Why would I want to be a dumb*** middle school boy in love with an even more dumb*** girl, incapable of simply put her glasses on win the morning?

So far I have watched 10 episodes out of thirteen, and I plan on watching the last three so I don't leave this show on dropped, but I wish I had never started watching it.

This anime is grotesque. Leaving aside the brevity of the scenes, they are often repetitive and based on a stupid premise: the female protagonist not only forgets/breaks her glasses, but for some inexplicable reason becomes completely brainless. The male protagonist, on the other hand, is a mix of embarrassed, depraved thoughts, and borderline pathological behaviors in taking advantage of a person in distress to make himself necessary in her life.
The only positive aspect is the graphic one: the character designs are very beautiful, both characters are attractive (even the male one), and the computer-animated 3D scenery is amazing, except that it's always the same shots, ... and they often use camera movements and wide angles that make the movements excessive and literally cause seasickness

Same cycle as professional teaser takagi.
Slice of life
No comedy
Little romance and only kids embarrassing themselves
Nice art style.

As the title says the show leaves alot to be desired and would lead me to class it as a mid season fodder of an anime.
The cycle which is used is girl who repeatedly forgets her glasses gains friendship through her male peer who is overall a nice boy and helps her cope when she isn't able to see.
She also seems to be near blind and short sighted so everything ends up with her having to smother her face so she can kind of see what she ... tries to with it not actually helping. Bit unrealistic tho I'm not gonna make an issue out of it as it results in semi romantic tension between the two.
And that's literally all that's to the show.

The setting is 90% based in a Japanese school.
The music is meh.
Character design is what you'd expect from a slice of life.

Pretty much alot to be desired and wouldn't watch again as there's nothing which draws me to the show.

Shit sucks.

The animation is terrible. CGI/3D can look great but there is no hope for Studio GoHands. They are a curse. They can never figure out how to use CGI in a proper way. Some of the angles look off and mind-numbing, background characters be lookin like a shitty npc in a ps3 game, and the overall color pallet is bad. Why are some of the color look like shit, flat, and dull.

Writing: I have read the manga and its great. But the writing and dialogue in the anime just seem creepy and dull. It re-read the manga to see if t was ... just my imagination but no. They over shot it with this.

Conclusion: ITS SHIT. what have they done to ma mans.