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Horimiya is a Japanese manga series written by Hero and illustrated by Daisuke Hagiwara. It is an adaptation of the original Hori-san to Miyamura-kun webcomic written and illustrated by Hero. The manga was serialized with sixteen volumes in Monthly G Fantasy, published by Square Enix. The series is licensed in English by Yen Press. Set on interception of the lives of two high school students, the popular and…
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# ENGLISH VERSION: Hello everyone and the #theanimerealm community ❤️, I hope you're all well and have a wonderful day ✨ Today, I'm introducing you to a romance anime that's well-known to many, a work that can connect with more than one person due to its transparency, the simplicity of the story, and the honesty in showing us a teenage relationship without exaggerated "clichés." Link # Horimiya / Hori-san to Miyamur…More
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It's 2023 again, and I'm binge watching animes like my life depends on it. Watching multiple episodes and somehow, I still have alot of hours in the day to do other things. It's not the same thing now. I feel like the speed of time tripled and has plans to promote the apocalypse (*obviously a joke*). Time management might work well for me, proper, but I didn't practice any of that years ago and still got a lot of t…More
Greetings, and welcome to all, anime lovers! 💗 Saludos, y bienvenidos a todos, amantes del anime! 💗 Created with Canva Pro. Image source Hello, anime fans! I hope you are all doing great today. On this occasion, I would like to share with you all... my opinions on an anime that I have been wanting to talk about for a long time, today I will talk to you about: Horimiya, and it was one of those beautiful surprises t…More
Excellent romance about first serious love relationship in high school. Likeable honest but subtle personalities. Good character growth. Nice emotional conveyance through skilful animation of facial expressions and mild comedy. Good dialogues. Positive mood throughout the entire show with pleasant after-taste. GrownUpAnimeReviews_ #AwesomeAnimeMore
Hola jóvenes ilusres, me han preguntado acerca de lo que pienso de este anime, y ya que acaba de terminar, habría preferido esperar antes de hablar sobre él, pero ya que yo quiero a mis chacalillos, les hablaré de él ahora, hoy, en MeLoChacalie, Horimiya …. RECAPITULEMOS… Hori Kyoko es una adolescente relativamente normal , pero tiene un lado que no desea mostrar a sus compañeros de clase, lado que queda al descubie…More
High school drama like the most common out there, but still somehow get me stuck to my seat wanting to know what happens. This is the story of the otaku kid that is not an otaku, getting with a girl that isn't the most popular in school but at least is social enough to have friends and finally a group of friends that have embraced the otaku thanks to the female main character. But as the otaku comes out of his shell…More
High school drama like the most common out there, but still somehow get me stuck to my seat wanting to know what happens. This is the story of the otaku kid that is not an otaku, getting with a girl that isn't the most popular in school but at least is social enough to have friends and finally a group of friends that have embraced the otaku thanks to the female main character. But as the otaku comes out of his shell…More
When does a story end? The most obvious answer is that a story ends when an author decides that it should end. The creative director has full reign on when their creation will reach its conclusion. All they have to do is stop writing. That's not the kind of end that I want to talk about though. What I'm talking about is when does a story stop being a story anymore. Is there a point where a story devolves so far that…More