Name: Anonymous 2005-08-28 10:31
Shot in the dark but anyone else following this series?
I didn't bother with any of the shows this year but there was a Honey and Clover wallpaper thread on 4ch and the art caught my eye. Interested me enough to grab an episode and have enjoyed what I've seen of it since.
In a way, it feels like a Genshikan of the drama genre, in that light hearted self-parodying way. The love story is pretty much light shoujo fair but the comedy itself tends to be more clean-cut shounen/otaku style than shoujo. (All relatively speaking of course). The art is pretty up there too, very nice and soft palette.
I would recommend this series to anyone who enjoyed Marimite and wouldn't mind a much less serious drama series. I hesitate to categorise this series as shoujo though, it seems more like a light-shoujo series made for guys.
I didn't bother with any of the shows this year but there was a Honey and Clover wallpaper thread on 4ch and the art caught my eye. Interested me enough to grab an episode and have enjoyed what I've seen of it since.
In a way, it feels like a Genshikan of the drama genre, in that light hearted self-parodying way. The love story is pretty much light shoujo fair but the comedy itself tends to be more clean-cut shounen/otaku style than shoujo. (All relatively speaking of course). The art is pretty up there too, very nice and soft palette.
I would recommend this series to anyone who enjoyed Marimite and wouldn't mind a much less serious drama series. I hesitate to categorise this series as shoujo though, it seems more like a light-shoujo series made for guys.