"Hachimitsu to Clover" (2005) Series de televisión

Calificación de los usuarios:

8.3/10   

Director:

Kenichi Kasai

Temporadas:

1

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

14 abril 2005 (Japan)

Género:

Animación | Comedia | Drama | Romance

Plot:

Yuuta Takemoto is a poor college student who lives in a dilapidated apartment building with his two friends, Shinobu Morita and Takumi Mayama. The series chronicles the students' story as they struggle through life and love.

Plot Keywords:

Slice Of Life

Comentarios de los usuarios:

One of the top anime of 05

Reparto

Devon Bowman

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Riki (2 episodios, 2005)

También conocida como:

"Honey and Clover" (USA)

Duración:

25 min (24 episodes)

País:

Japan

Idioma:

Japonés

Color:

Color

Clasificación:

Singapore:PG

Compañía:

J.C. Staff

Trivialidades:

The last two episodes are unrelated to the main plot and do not continue the story. The first special episode, released on H&C Region 2 DVD Vol. 5 as Chapter L, covers the story of Lohmeyer/Romaiya-sempai aka Ham-Guy, who appeared early in the manga, but was not featured in the main anime. The second special episode, Chapter F, which will be released on DVD Vol. 7, features Fujiwara Design, the company where Takumi Mayama formerly works at.

Conexiones de Película:

Version of "Hachimitsu to kurôbâ" (2008)

One of the top anime of 05

I can assume that this one won't be for everyone, in fact I have tried to get a few friends to watch this one but can't seem to tear them away from Bleach and Naruto. But if you get the opportunity, I highly recommend watching this as it is a really special series. The storyline follows a group of friends who are enrolled in and art college and the day to day complexity of adolescence and life in general. Every character is wonderfully thought out and are way more complex that they may initially seem. It really helps to give them a life of their own and although many characters follow the archetype of anime they really become memorable through their humanity. The main character is especially well realized, using voice over to share his thoughts and feelings with the viewer. It isn't an entirely serious show though as it is at turns hilariously witty and just plain silly fun. The show is riddled with pop culture references like the obligatory Star Wars jokes, digs at other anime series and even Bill Gates. It also joins the ranks of other shows like Azumanga Daioh that treat there setting of modern day Japan with love and respect, from summer festivals to little nuances that are often hard for westerners to understand but delightful all the same. This series made me laugh, cry, and really think about my own life in ways that previously only Haibane Renmei could, though it would be wrong to compare the two. Oh and the first seasons EP is wonderfully weird.