「七々子とエイジ」 (Nanako to Eiji)
“Nanako and Eiji”

If this anime offended,
Think but this, and all is mended,
That it was but harmless fluff
Though its substance, not enough.
And this blog just phoned it in
With its word count growing thin,
Gentles, please do not file suit
It bores to just write, ‘She is cute!
And, as I am a Passerby
If you think this will not fly
Now to make up for lost time
I’ll at least attempt to rhyme
Pass off brevity as wit;
So, for now I have to quit.
Give me your hands, if we be friends,
And Summer shall restore amends.

 

6 Comments

  1. I expected a silly comedy with mild cuteness, but the way it continuously depicted how pure and endearing both Nanako and Eiji are made it more to me than simply another anime about a cute girl.

    Player
  2. Sadly, given Seryuu Shoujo’s 10 min episode format, some characters were under utilized (e.g. Kino and Tao). Even then, this series and Hitoribocchi no OO Seikatsu turned out to be the two warm and fuzzy series that kept me happy this season. I’m going to miss both and hope that both series gets more seasons. Until then, I will be adding these series to my manga reading list and keeping a watch for licensed blu-ray discs.

    Like a short haiku
    A warm fleeting beauty
    Now this series ends

    5-7-5 is surprisingly hard to write. Then again, I’m quite artistically challenged…

  3. A wonderful series always made me feel good.

    To totally put my mind at ease though I have to imagine Nanako going to counseling and speech therapy seasons on a steady basis so that part of her brain will fully develop well allowing Nanako to talk well anytime she actually has to like when she decides to take on a hard job or project that she really has to talk to do well or has a baby and needs to talk to it for her baby to develop to the max. She can still stick to not talking when she does not have to though as well. Could even be a running gag with Eiji in that he’s married her and even had a kid but she will never let him hear her talk even though she does talk well in the future.

    RedRocket

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