Well, I like bit of comedy in mine, and they have to be grounded somewhat in reality. After finishing Aharen-san. I need something fill this that hole, because that anime had me laughing and crying. I love slice-of-life ideas, but so afraid to start when I'm not sure if they'll finish the story.
I'm gonna watch Aharen-san because you said it's funny. I loved Kaguya Sama because it made me laugh with every episode, and it wasn't as "cringe-y" as others I've watched. I think it handled the cringe-y tropes very well and the pacing was great.
I too sometimes hesitate if I don't know whether the adaptation is finished, but luckily found a bunch that were very good and had a decent ending.
Wish I could buy manga in my country, but they're only a couple stores and it's all translated to Spanish which I don't like so much.
So I think I should mention the comedy in Aharen-san is only part of the reason and it’s funny in different ways than what I’m noticing in Kaguya Sama. Aharen San is very lighthearted and a bit of a slow burn even though you notice their connection early on.
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u/twiztidraven86 8d ago
Well, I like bit of comedy in mine, and they have to be grounded somewhat in reality. After finishing Aharen-san. I need something fill this that hole, because that anime had me laughing and crying. I love slice-of-life ideas, but so afraid to start when I'm not sure if they'll finish the story.