"Artistry is the quality that appeals to one's sense of beauty." I have a different grading system when I rank anime compared to the standard one given so with that being said. Lastly, we all have subjective opinions so let's not start arguments over my review please in the case that I pull up something controversial. Secondly, I apologize if my review may seem long as, reiterated, it's my first time and I tend to pour myself out on stuff like this. In other words, this is my first review so please be easy on me. For this year, I decided that in my new year's resolution, I will start writing reviews in the anime I've watched, primarily those which have struck me with awe.
But either way, I think this anime is going to provide a lot of intellectually stimulating laughs.Before I'd like to start my review, I'd just like to give a few reminders.įirst of all, a happy new year to everyone! I hope everyone had fun last year and will have fun this year. Whether it’s going to be a story of getting to know one another and becoming better friends or uncovering the supernatural phenomenon that’s causing these mind-body switches remains to be seen. I would have liked to have gotten a bit more familiar with the character’s personalities before they started swapping bodies because this is the kind of series that is a real test for the voice actors to show just how good they really are.Īll in all, I think Kororo Connect has a nice, diverse cast with men and women that clearly have some interesting tensions between each other, despite their loose reasons for hanging out together.
The central premise of this series sounds like something very pervy, but I think it treats the sensibilities of these young men and women with playful curiosity and never really crosses any unacceptable boundaries given the subject material. I’m not sure why this ought to be occurring to people within the school’s slacker club, but I suppose it can feed a bit of a mystery theme as it unfolds. The question then is really just a simple matter of execution. While I’m not entirely sure that everyone has wondered what it would be like to literally spend a few minutes walking in someone else’s shoes, it’s a common enough theme in storytelling that the concept shouldn’t be too foreign. Kokoro Connect is about a group of high school students who have inexplicably started swapping minds and bodies. Summer 2012 (12 episodes) (title literal translation – Heart Connect) ( more info) Initial impression – naturally smart and funny
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