Buddies (1710)
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6 out of 6 people found this review helpful:
Bad .... very bad. ..
I'm not one very "into" anime, so keep that in mind but every anime i watch i find it either good or okay. This one is just terrible.
The plot is fairly simple, a high school male student with lots of girls trying to win him over and he goes into a cycle with each character and decides who he wants out of all the girls. Sounds simple enough but lacks creativity especially when I correctly predicted what was going to happen at every episode. So there are no surprises.
Music is great and charming.
Characters are flat out the worst I've ever seen. Terrible voice acting, even worse character development and some characters either need more expression or less.
Animation is fantastic.
Bad anime. Wort I've ever seen.
The plot is fairly simple, a high school male student with lots of girls trying to win him over and he goes into a cycle with each character and decides who he wants out of all the girls. Sounds simple enough but lacks creativity especially when I correctly predicted what was going to happen at every episode. So there are no surprises.
Music is great and charming.
Characters are flat out the worst I've ever seen. Terrible voice acting, even worse character development and some characters either need more expression or less.
Animation is fantastic.
Bad anime. Wort I've ever seen.
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9 out of 11 people found this review helpful:
Excellent idea but poorly pressented..
Focusing on the tragic story of Aya Kito, this drama shows lots of promise however poor acting from some characters don't it allow from doing so.
Aya Kito is an average your average 15 year old Japanese high school student, until she finds out that she has been diagnosed with Spinocerebellar Degeneration. During the the progression of the story, she begins to lose her everyday abilities such as walking or writing. It's sad but it's hard to care when it's not presented well and the acting becomes cliche. Meaning the characters can act but for a drama where it tries to go deep into your heart it doesn't succeed. But with the help of her friends and family she is able to progress her life as normal. She begins to write in a notebook about living with the disease. She does so for 10 years.
Overall great drama, poor presentation tho.
Aya Kito is an average your average 15 year old Japanese high school student, until she finds out that she has been diagnosed with Spinocerebellar Degeneration. During the the progression of the story, she begins to lose her everyday abilities such as walking or writing. It's sad but it's hard to care when it's not presented well and the acting becomes cliche. Meaning the characters can act but for a drama where it tries to go deep into your heart it doesn't succeed. But with the help of her friends and family she is able to progress her life as normal. She begins to write in a notebook about living with the disease. She does so for 10 years.
Overall great drama, poor presentation tho.
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