Tsuritama
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Yuki Sanada is a high school boy who cannot communicate with people well and doesn't have a single friend.
He lives on Enoshima island with his French grandmother. One day, he meets a boy named Haru. Haru calls himself an alien who visited the Earth for fishing.
Another high school boy, Natsuki, and a mysterious Indian, Akira, join the two and the island becomes the center of the event which determines the fate of the world.
He lives on Enoshima island with his French grandmother. One day, he meets a boy named Haru. Haru calls himself an alien who visited the Earth for fishing.
Another high school boy, Natsuki, and a mysterious Indian, Akira, join the two and the island becomes the center of the event which determines the fate of the world.
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its rather refreshing anime i think..good to watch once in a while
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so there was a dude that face change when he freak out...and there is a dude who have duck with him...a cold type dude...an alien..what a cast..
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They do a really good job with the setting, it's really pretty to watch.
And I also I like how bright everything seems to be.
First episode kept me entertained. Wonder how that Indian guy's going to play a role in oncoming events...
And I also I like how bright everything seems to be.
First episode kept me entertained. Wonder how that Indian guy's going to play a role in oncoming events...
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I honestly dislike the main character Yuki... his personality really annoys me. However, I do quite like the other points of this anime. I'll keep watching this because 1) Yuki's grandmother is cool, 2) Haru's playful and naive character really brightens up the series, and 3) Tapioca the duck. I'm still confused as to whether this series has a real plot or not, but it's not a bad watch regardless.
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Honestly, despite the great number of people I've seen that are put off by Haru, this show has some great stuff. Nuanced character development, atmosphere, artistic direction, the list goes on. So far, the show's been the best of the season (followed by Nyaruko and Natsuiro Kiseki). So that having been said, can we have a Tsuritama discussion?
