I’d say I recommend this anime to someone who thinks they’re a mess because after this anime you’ll realise you’re not that bad after all but if you think otherwise and relate then it’s good to know you’re not alone, right? There’s really nothing much to say about this anime, personally as so much goes on that you get numb to it as if you’re like, what’s new or how fucked up can they get until it gets too far? Some of it, I would say is too far but it fits the anime quite well. But we’ll see if the special will tie it up nicely considering it’s apparently the final four episodes of Kokoro Connect. The ending was anti-climatic which was disappointing considering they made the anime so extravagant and had so many twists and turns only to end it like that.

Nothing against the other main characters, they do have their own good qualities but Aoki and Inaba are the best girl and guy for me.Īnother thing is, I felt like they didn’t end the anime quite well.

I don’t know if I can say the characters were enjoyable considering they’re all so fucked up but I’d have to say personally, Aoki and Inaba are the best. It just doesn’t make sense, his reason isn’t good enough to cause so much havoc and drama basically. I don’t care if they explained it in the beginning or at the end. One thing though, I wish they explain more about what’s going on with the supernatural phenomenal that’s happening around them. It’s an alright anime, I wouldn’t say it’s bad but I wouldn’t say it’s amazing. There’s also a love triangle that is obvious before it’s been revealed. It’s filled with existential crisis’, trauma, and tests to one’s self and their friendship. I guess that’s entire reason of the show. No episode is a chill anime, every episode there’s always either a conflict or personal problems. Mm I don’t know what to say about this anime. Spoiler Rating: 🌶🌶🌶 (2-3/5 Mild-Medium) – Little mention as to what happens but not a play by play Sequel: Kokoro Connect: Michi Random | Special

Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance, School, & Supernatural As their calm lives are shattered, the relationships between the five students also begin to change… The same begins to happen to the other club members, throwing their daily lives into disarray. At first the five students find some amusement amidst the confusion, but this unwarranted connection also exposes the painful scars hidden within their hearts. Plot: The five members of the Cultural Research Club – Taichi Yaegashi, Iori Nagase, Himeko Inaba, Yui Kiriyama, and Yoshifumi Aoki – encounter a bizarre phenomenon one day when Aoki and Yui switch bodies without warning.

Kokoro connect review