
a review by lialialiaaa

a review by lialialiaaa
Introduction
It’s nice to meet you, My name is Aris. I am a lesbian anime watcher and this review s of Bloom Into You by Nakatani Nio.
Plot
This series is more character-based than plot-based as most romance anime are. I actually enjoyed the character-based plot because it allowed Nakatani to explore the background character well. The plot mainly surrounds the feelings that Koito and Nanami have for each other and at times don’t. The character-based plot that this anime has is very enjoyable and lets the anime focus on the character and their emotions rather than an elaborate plot with plot holes and a half-done ending.
In conclusion, I rate the overall plot of the anime a 9.5/10.
Characters
Conclusion
In conclusion, I think this anime is the best the genre of Girl's Love has to offer. This anime should honestly be promoted and loved more than Citrus (Licensed by Funimation, Written by Saburouta). Citrus is very problematic and reflects on the Girl's Love genre poorly, as opposed to this anime where the love interests are not related in any way and are not sexualized at all. You could perfectly head-canon Yuu as a demiromantic woman. The show adds a touch of reality to how love can feel for a person. The side character is well developed and is very relatable. Nakatani (the author) is spectacular at story progression by making the story progress in a manner that is not too fast but allows the watchers to see the couple progress.
My overall rating is a 10/10.
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