The opening is upbeat which fits Sekaiichi Hatsukoi considering this anime is a lighthearted romance/comedy, and the ending is more serene. It's just a little thing but it bugs me when I get the characters confused since they all look too similar. I'm not talking about the color of the eyes and hair, but the shapes and styles are basically all the same. But the characters? I don't mind that they're all bishounen/"bishies" because that fits in with the theme, but.ugh, the faces. So the backgrounds are beautiful, that's fine and dandy. The backgrounds have a more soft feeling about them, and it reminded me of Hourou Musuko's background art (if you haven't seen Hourou Musuko, the gist of what I'm getting at is that the background art is done extremely well). Do I think that's a bad thing? I believe if it's a device to interest the viewers, then go for it.ĭeen did much better this time than in Junjou Romantica, that's for sure. The drama is there to interest the viewer, but it doesn't necessarily serve a big purpose within the story. That the drama is kind of forced upon the viewer.but since this is a Shungiku Nakamura series, we all know the drama isn't going to end in heartbreak or tragedy you know all of these guys are going to eventually end up in a relationship and live happily ever after because, well, that's just what happens in her works.
Personally, I thought the story was fairly well done considering this is a BL anime. Some may view that as a good thing while others may disagree and claim that's a bad thing. It's simple, sweet, and straight to the point.
Unlike Junjou Romantica where it's just SEXSEXILOVEYOUSEXSEX every episode, this actually has a pretty good story. While I'm not totally denying this, I do have to say that there's more than meets the eye when it comes to Sekaiichi Hatsukoi. Some may argue that this anime is just another BL anime focused on fanservice for the girls. Sekaiichi Hatsukoi follows three couples that are interconnected within the manga industry, with each being subject to the budding of first love. Now with the two reunited after several years of separation, the reestablishment of their relationship is marked by Takano's vow to make Ritsu say that he loves him again. There, Ritsu is introduced to the infamous editor-in-chief Masamune Takano, a persistent man who strives for results.Īs it turns out, Takano is actually Ritsu's high school love, and it is the aftermath of that heartbreak has caused Ritsu's reluctance to fall in love again. But instead of being placed in their literary division, Ritsu finds himself working as the rookie manga editor for the Emerald editing department, a team that operates under extremely tight schedules in order to meet deadlines. To accomplish this, he quits his job at his father's publishing company and transfers to Marukawa Publishing. After having to deal with jealousy from his co-workers for working under his father's name, prideful literary editor Ritsu Onodera is determined to establish himself in the industry.
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