He is needy, but sometimes wants space away from Urabe. He has an inferiority complex, but believes he can get better. We might not be the top of our class, but we know a thing or two. We, who watch anime and may not be the best at sports. Tsubaki is a good reflection of most of the 'regular guys' in their first relationships. From flirting with an ex-crush, to not wanting others to see her after a new haircut, wanting her all to myself. Everything he does, I can remember myself doing at-least once in a previous relationship. I see a lot of myself, or perhaps my former self, in Tsubaki. This is where Nazo no Kanojo X surpasses all others and stands up as the pinnacle of anime romance, in my book. A type of romance that, if we were to try to emulate in real life, would end in utter catastrophe. We are given characters who are offensive to men, offensive to women and completely unrealistic.īecause of this, we are often presented with a type of romance which can only exist in the anime world. Worse yet, we're often presented with a female character that has absolutely no control over her sexual urges, once the MC breaks down a few walls. Characters that are, for all intents and purposes, completely rooted in fiction. We see the noble, unfaltering cool guy and the submissive girl. Most romance anime, especially school-based romance, are ludicrously unrealistic. So I'm not going to talk about the drool, that may be what drew me to Nazo no Kanojo X initially, but it is not what kept me watching, it is not the part that I love about this anime. However, although Nazo no Kanojo X goes to the absolute extremes of weirdness in some areas, it is perhaps the single most realistic in others. It is safe to say that the core concept of which this anime is built on, the saliva mind meld, is pretty obscure, if not totally weird.

Over and out, please submit your feedback about my first review :D My overall grade is 9, and I reccomend everyone to watch this anime, and not to give up in the first episode. It's one of the better romances I watched, and it differs from all others with it's unique way of presenting and developing the feelings of the characters and that's why, this anime will make it in my top 5, along with GITS, NGE, Bakemonogatari and Toradora. It has almost no mistakes/errors and it's pretty well made. Overall, this is an unorthodox anime, with an original storyline and plot, and damn right it shouldn't be cast aside for trying something new. The songs playing during certain scenes in the anime are exceptionally fitting and they don't get boring quickly. Not too thrilled about op and ed though, but thye're not bad. Track 04 from the anime, dream, is composed to reflect the mystique and the weird nature of Urabe (female protagonist). Didn't register many flaws in it, really. Not too much fanservice in my oppinion, just the right mix. I'm talking before 2000 animation here, and it invokes a wonderful feeling of nostalgy and familiarity. I think they were low on budget, so they couldn't make more episodes, but if there were more, I'm damn sure they would be even more awesome. It's reasonably paced and will make you anxious in about what'll happen in the next episode. The storyline progresses pretty slowly, as it should with highschoolers, but not slow enough to make you bored. She's unorthodox, and mysterious, and I think that this anime will need a season 2 in order to fully explain her backstory. Now, her personality has been presented extraordingly. And then, in time, he realises he's hit the jackpot. And yet, this guy falls in love with her. She starts laughing in the middle of class without apparent reason, she's not socialising with anyone, and half her face is covered with bangs. And, by a game of chance, he tastes the spit(yeah, kinda gross, but come on, you do that when kissing as well) of a new girl in class. Not your generic anime guy without a personality/cowardly/insanely courageous guy, no it's about a simple highschool boy with his unique personality. And damn right I'm not gonna sit by idly while a perfectly good anime is being dissed. Oh, but you watched only the first episode of the anime and took upon yourself to be an arse and immediatelly toss it aside? Well, guess what, not all anime So, you think that people sharing drool is nasty? Well, guess what, it is. Not often will you find an anime which revolves around drool, and this one did a damn fine job in doing so. I've also been informed that a lot of people think it's bad that it has some originality. I've been informed that certain people think that Nazo no Kanojo is ecchi.

Mysterious spit spat bar