Most Shoujo anime would focus on puppy love romance and even ending the anime with the two main characters just being in a stand still. The interesting thing about this anime is that it doesn’t beat around the bush. There is enough romance in this anime to keep you screaming like a fan girl but there is also a complex plot and some really thought out character development. This anime sticks true to that approach and it truly delivers. Either way, it’s a story that’ll make you feel emotional as you feel invested in the love of the two main characters. It’s a story we can either relate to or wished we can experience. Shoujo anime are romantic anime catered for girls and it usually talks about the youthful experience of two teenagers. I don’t review a lot of Shoujo anime so it feels nice to try my hand at it. This is the second Shoujo anime in the lineup. Can Mei trust someone and fall in love with him? Even if a lot of girls has their eyes on the guy she is falling in love with? After an incident with a stalker and a chance first kiss, it would seem that Mei might also be falling for the most popular guy in school. He thinks that Mei is interesting and he thinks he has fallen in love. The anime is about the quite girl named Mei Tachibana, who prefers to be alone because she believes friends only uses you, suddenly being the primary focus of the most popular guy in her school, Yamato Kurosawa. It’s thirteen episodes and there are cats in it!!! Let’s read on. The anime I’ll be reviewing is “Suikitte Ii na yo” or “Say I Love You” and it’s a simple story about two people in love. This is the second one and I’m saving the last one for a rainy day or something. There are three in this lineup and I’ve already seen the first one, Kamisama Hajimemashita. It’s part of the Fall 2012 lineup and it’s another Shoujo anime. This is review number one hundred and thirty three.

Sukitte ii na yo ost