Tsukasa never stands up to Nasa, despite showing that she disagrees with him. Her decision isn't for her sake, it is to show how much she loves him. When Nasa proposes moving to a bigger apartment, Tsukasa disagrees because she wants to be close to him. The few times Tsukasa voices her own opinion is for Nasa's sake, such as saving him money. That's why there's no conflict in their relationship. Their opinions on everything relating to the home and marriage are decisive. In traditional relationships, men wear the pants. Throughout the show, Nasa makes a majority of the choices, even if it makes her uncomfortable-such as constantly taking pictures when she asks him not to. Nasa calls her an "All-I-can-grab" and says, "Marriage is awesome." Tsukasa is concerned, then she tacitly accepts his advances to appease him. In the first episode, Nasa holds Tsukasa's hand a little too tight and says a lot of creepy shit. Which I'm sure is a turn on for a lot of people. She is incapable of making decisions in her relationship with Nasa. She cooks, cleans, compliments him, and does whatever he wants with no complaints. Tsukasa is what would happen if Reddit engineered the perfect anime wife. It is a halfhearted, undercooked anime production, and to no one's surprise, Crunchyroll funded it. This show is not cute, it's not wholesome, it's not funny, and it is rather dull. Even if the visuals weren't subpar and amateur, the tedious writing would still weigh it down. If you think that description was unbelievably tedious and lacking in anything remotely resembling originality, imagine sitting there and watching it all play out throughout its seemingly endless 12 episodes. They passionately love each other at first sight, so their relationship doesn't progress aside from escalating physical contact. Throughout the show, the newlyweds go on dates and do mundane activities. Real jokes and clever visual gags would help. It takes more than awkward encounters between two love-struck kids to make a funny romantic comedy. It's not your average rom-com because they're married! Except, it is. To say they rushed into things would be stating the obvious, but that's the appeal. It wasn't until he turned 18 that she showed up at his door ready to get married, and they lived happily ever after. He literally dropped out of high school to search for her. It's immediately clear Nasa has never touched a woman who isn't his mom. He desperately tries to track down the one girl who gave him a breadcrumb of affection. Nasa agrees to her terms, but then she mysteriously disappears into the night.įor the next two years, he obsesses over Tsukasa. You will quickly find that she does not act like a normal human being. The girl, Tsukasa, agrees to become his girlfriend, but only if they get marriedįirst because of unknown reasons. Lucky for him, a girl intervenes and saves his life. One cold winter night, a high school student named Nasa gets hit by a truck. Even though it made me want to die, I finished it so you don't have to. I will fully admit I am not the target audience of this anime. If you have extreme opinions about Tonikawa: Over the Moon For You, I suggest you do not read this review it may make you angry.
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