My current Fav anime!

These anime's aren't in an any order! These anime's are based on which anime I watched at the moment and why I liked it. There is a lot of anime I have seen years ago and etc.. So here we go!

As at the moment I am currently watching: TONIKAWA: Over The Moon For You.

***Warning, the following may contain spoilers for TONIKAWA: Over the Moon For You. Reader discretion is advised.***

Series Synopsis: Starting with the characters names!

-Nasa Yuzaki : has had to live with his rather unusual name. In response to this, he has done everything he can to ensure people recognize him as he is and not from the oddness of being named after America’s famed space program. The plan was going well enough until he saw the most beautiful girl he’d ever laid eyes on. In a trance, Nasa stepped into the road and was struck by an oncoming truck. Luckily, the girl intervened just in time to save Nasa’s life. Despite severe injuries, a determined Nasa asked for the girl’s name and if she would go out with him.

-Tsukasa Tsukuyomi: Months have gone by, and Nasa thinks he will never see Tsukasa again. Assuming the marriage proposal was just a kind way of turning him down, Nasa is unprepared for what happens next. Tsukasa appears at Nasa’s door with a marriage license in her hands. That very night, the two are wed, and their lives as husband and wife begins.

Above all else, given the circumstances between Nasa and Tsukasa Yuzaki’s marriage, did this series make their union believable? Could you look at these two and confidently say they were a pair in love? Assuming you only want a cute, lighthearted romance story focused solely on the idyllic aspects of married life, then yes, TONIKAWA knocked it out of the freaking park. Although it would have been interesting to see how Nasa and Tsukasa handled an argument – because all healthy long-term partners will eventually have their disagreements – watching these two characters fall in love was more than enough. Nasa and Tsukasa’s elopement was a spur-of-the-moment decision. Nevertheless, what developed afterward came off as genuine.

For example, though he was initially raptured by the good looks of a pretty girl, the first time Nasa’s heart moved was when Tsukasa didn’t laugh at his name. His entire life, people thought it odd for someone to share the same name as the United States’ space program. Not only did Tsukasa not laugh, she thought “Nasa” was a wonderful name. To her, it evoked the tireless hard work of people who accomplished feats once considered impossible. Conversely, one of the first reasons Tsukasa fell for Nasa was his kindness. She noticed that Nasa would unknowingly praise and commend his friends and the people he knew whenever he introduced her to them.

Final Thoughts:

This was the best romance anime of 2020. It did so much to earn that distinction. Chiefly, this show gave us two main characters to care about. We got to see their love for one another grow in a way that felt real. So while the lack of a proper resolution was annoying, this series was fun nonetheless. Therefore, TONIKAWA: Over the Moon For You has earned a recommendation. But these were just my thoughts. What are yours? Have you seen this series? How would you advise TONIKAWA: Over the Moon For You? Leave a comment down below because I would love to hear what you have to say.

Also this anime only has 12 episodes.