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Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun I love this anime. And especially It's interesting to get to know Kenji Yamaguchi better Although I really like how the plot goes and Shizuku as a character. We can have at least three characters. - Haru Yoshida - Kenji Yamaguchi - Yuuzan Yoshida

Probably when the story is that the girl thinks that they're kind of already communicating well, they found a shared language. And then he makes it clear that she was overjoyed early. I didn't really notice it before, but it's common in anime

It can't be too much. It can be monotonous. If a character doesn't have its own story and character, it feels like a repeat, it's sad. The MC can end up in a completely different place, filled with different Specifics. For example, to join the snake clan instead of the wolf clan, let's say. 10...

Good and fun, but if filled with aesthetics and just relaxing, funny I'm curious to play it poorly on purpose and listen to how the character reacts to it :D

If I'm already looking for a CD drama by media, I like all CD dramas related to whatever. Tokuen, magazines, anime, songs - all this I love small stories with one character, big storylines and funny ones with different characters. For a while, I really wanted to have more fun with different...

I usually only choose the characters I truly love. I'm interested in other routes if they have a strong storyline that expands the world's lore, reveals important canon details, or is connected to my favorite characters. Sometimes I'll also play a route simply because I enjoy the character's...

I guess it comes down to that kind of introspection: "Does she love me?" or "Stay away from me, you'd be better off without me." I'd rather have a character who's confident that even if the MC doesn't love him, he'll change that and win her over somehow. Instead of constantly showing that...

Fantasy prevails. Not necessarily historical. Or parts of fantasy in our world. The detective is in second place. I like slice-of-life more in anime

I would really love to play: Kamisama Hajimemashita ~ Dokidoki Ayakashi LOVE ~ 神様はじめました【イケメンとのボルテージ全開恋愛乙女ゲーム】 I adore this story. I've watched the anime, read the manga, and even managed to find the drama CDs. It's one of the few pieces of media that I'm genuinely passionate about...

From otome, I've read fanfiction for Diabolik Lovers, but only a few stories really stayed with me and left a lasting impression as inspiring interpretations of the characters. Vampires are interesting to write about because you can place them in different historical periods and explore their...

In the first Diabolik Lovers game, there aren't really "good" and "bad" endings - they're simply numbered. Though I'd say Ending No. 3 can definitely be considered a bad ending since the heroine dies. I actually really liked Shu's Ending No. 2 in the first game. Shu becomes king, but the heroine...

My stages of watching the Diabolik Lovers anime: Wow, this is queerly :D but now I'm curious about the story in the visual novel. Oh, it did a poor job of developing the characters and it's way too short. The visual novel is clearly the main experience. The anime is actually packed with...

If I don't like the art style, that might be the end of it right there. I know that's being picky. (I like DL, Piofiore - that is, a rather mature drawing style of the characters) Although I've loved even the most simply drawn characters in other media. But you have to really earn my interest if...

Going through a character's entire path to get the one you're interested in is a real pain. I think my biggest quirk is that I only really like one otome game: Diabolik Lovers. I've played through all the games and finished several routes for the characters I was interested in. I love the world...

I'm not changing it just to get a better sense of how the character pronounces the name and with what tone. This will show what he pays attention to and what kind of dynamic it creates. And I really love it when characters come up with nicknames, too. Instead of just using "-san" and "-chan," it...

I started to understand a little Japanese after years of watching anime, listening to dramas, and playing games with subtitles. Also, when I decided to analyze some of the characters' lines, I began to see how Japanese works at a beginner's level - all those kanji, katakana, and hiragana. At...

I set it to the quietest volume, You have to get a feel for the atmosphere, after all And when I get back, I turn it off so I can hear specific lines

Yes, I draw. I started drawing to visualize my character in different universes And of course, I ended up drawing my favorite characters too Reiji Sakamaki

I take this as a natural part of the novellas. They have a certain plot plan and various paths for the main character. This isn't an RPG where the player creates a unique character, and there are far more storylines designed around them, which also change based on the context of that uniquely...

I was cold towards the calm male characters who don't do anything. But Shu Sakamaki breaks that pattern here - I like him.