Finished brushing Kuroko's basketball. Sure enough, I still like to read juvenile comics about passion, friendship, and hard work as always, which is very decompressing.
Of course, the problem is very prominent: the competitive sports after killing tennis, the exaggerated superpower system is completely unreasonable; and many people accused of "selling corrupt" and "beautiful house" (maybe rare in those days, it is common today Bar).
But it is undeniable that it has brought me joy for a long time: the story line that is always single, and the superpower sports that are burning and secondary do not need much explanation, and it is easy for the audience to get the pleasure of release (catharsis) from it.
Also: I know exactly who this show is trying to please, and I am. Although there is a suspicion of selling dog meat in order to please both sides, some plots are worth the money for me as a commodity.
The important thing is the joy you get from watching the show. On the one hand, I often laugh until my stomach hurts when I see the little handsome guys shouting out their extremely shameful lines; The audience for the purpose of the film creates a space for imagination.
As a viewer who eats this set, what I want to see most is the constant fetters and deep trust of Tatsuya Nakama. It doesn't matter whether you puncture the window paper or not, whether you do anything, or how many bases you go to. Rather, in order to create a more three-dimensional relationship, I would rather my CP not go to bed.
But I still have to say:
Is there such a thing as "I love you" between them?
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