Seduction, partial nudity, fantasizing about each other. The thing is, Nagatoro and Naoto’s relationship is sexually charged. If it were a friendship, there would be no problem. The power dynamics are crucially imbalanced. Witnessing their twisted relationship progress into romance is horrifying. Another red flag: If you’ve experienced bullying, you will most likely feel repulsed by ALL of this anime. Could it have been self-aware like other ecchi anime? Yes, but that still wouldn’t have saved it from being mediocre. Acting like it but fetish fuel only makes the stale humor more unfunny. That becomes clear after the third time seeing Nagatoro pretending to strip for Naoto then, he accidentally grabs her boobs. They didn’t have well-written jokes in mind while making this anime. As a comedy, this joke isn’t funny enough to hold an entire show. Just as Naoto begins to reciprocate, she pulls the rug out from under him, making him look like a fool. Giving the impression, or verbal agreement, that she wants to date him, then backing off as soon as he gives in to temptation.
Nagatoro acknowledges Naoto is attracted to her, and she uses that power to toy with his emotions. Red flag: they’re both in high school-if that will upset you, then don’t watch it. Regardless of how she goes about the bullying, it will be sexual in nature. Every time Nagatoro enters Naoto’s art room, where he works on his latest painting, it is clear exactly what will happen. Have you ever wanted a gaudy teenage anime girl to bully you? You’re in luck. The sole reason he exists is to fulfill the viewers’ sadomasochistic fantasies. Similar to a horror film, it is frustrating, disturbing, uncomfortable, but strangely entertaining for a particular audience. He is repeatedly gaslit, humiliated, and manipulated by her. In Nagatoro-san, a teenage beta-male cuck gets tormented by a sadistic girl he has a crush on. It’s almost masochistic how we enjoy horror. You put yourself in the shoes of a frightened protagonist as they get chased by psychopaths, monsters, demons, etc. The horror genre appeals to people who enjoy being scared. Rather, it is comparable to a horror movie. Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san is not a traditional romantic comedy because it is neither romantic nor funny. It’s a great and fun show and I wish more people would have given it more of a chance instead of dropping it after the first few episodes. I really enjoyed watching this and I would definitely recommend this to someone else. I don’t have much to say about Nagatoro’s friends other than they are fun characters to watch. Nagatoro’s attitude around Naoto begins to change and is less bold with her comments, though she still likes to tease him it is in a more playful manner. Naoto starts to grow more confidence and is able to fire back at Nagatoro’s teasing. But even after the first few episodes we can already see Nagatoro and Naoto’s dynamic change. The rest of the soundtrack is also very fitting for the scenes they are intendedĪs stated before, most people dropped the anime too early because Nagatoro was a bully and problematic, and I will say the first too episodes may have been a little too over the top. The opening and endings are really catchy and memorable. The art for the opening is also incredible and interesting to watch. I LOVE this art style, I think it looks so clean and colourful It definitely stands out.
#Ill nino confession rar series#
Throughout the entire series you can see how these characters grow and develop into something that is clearly more than a girl picking on her upperclassman.
Most people dropped the series to quickly because of the bullying in the first few episodes and calling it problematic.
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