So for me at least there is a certain suspension of disbelief factor, but I was past it within five minutes – the writing and performances are so sharp that I was caught up in the moment. I know anime and manga is obsessed with children living alone but high schoolers (even middle schoolers is a stretch) are one thing – Kotarou wouldn’t even be in kindergarten yet. The caveat for me is that the premise – a 4 year-old boy moves into an apartment complex by himself – seems frankly absurd. The two best anime premieres so far in 2022 have been Netflix series, and that strikes me as pretty notable. The feels are intense, but earned pretty honestly – for my palate things never get saccharine (bittersweet, if anything). Based on these first two episodes there certainly is – this was really smart and very funny. Both have been much praised by critics and fans alike, so I went into the anime on the assumption that there was probably fire with the smoke. Tsumura Mami’s seinen manga has been running since 2015, and already received a live-action adaptation on TV Asahi last year. But I’ll include it in the spring preview anyway, on the assumption that some folks won’t have noticed it. There’s also the fact that this show is premiering (and was dumped in its entirety) at the end of the season rather than the beginning. All the usual caveats about covering Netflix anime apply – I really have no idea how I’ll do so other than not binging it. Safe to say they were more than met – this was a fantastic start (and ending – you can’t go wrong with an Itou Masumi ED). If she does develop a crush, she will be loyal to them and won't flirt with others.I had pretty high expectations for Kotarou wa Hitorigurashi, given the esteem the franchise seems to be held in. If she becomes romantically involved with anyone, she will be tsundere towards them. It isn't super easy to get along with her since making a few mistakes on your first interactions with her will likely make her despise you.Īrisu is attracted to every sex+gender combination. The only thing she's indifferent about is fitness.
She is prudish, extremely serious, and hates just about everything. She is described as "a very negative bully" and is very quick to hate those whose opinion differs from her in any way. She wears 3D glasses and seems to favor gray and pastel colors in her outfits, particularly light blue.
Arisu is a female student with pastel rainbow hair worn in twin drills and heterochromatic eyes (one red, one yellow).
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