Remember last year? Togainu no Chi was an utter disaster. Facing the facts, very few shonen-ai/yaoi series get the opportunity to be animated. If I stop and compare it to other shonen-ai/yaoi manga, then there is really no purpose in watching it. That being said, I am trying not to compare it to other shonen-ai/yaoi manga because it is an anime, albeit an adaption. I know I will have fangirls skewering me with a pitchfork for saying as much, but it has to be acknowledged that the plot feels cliche. Sekaiichi Hatsukoi’s plot, its character – its entire dynamic – it all feels recycled from Junjou Romantica. My feelings are similar to the ones Serenata expressed in her review of episode 02. (Must have been a rough night.) And after a little teasing, Yuu admits that there is someone that he likes, it just isn’t Tori – but that Tori does know who it is. Tori is making breakfast while Chiaki sits slumped against his chair. It's you.Īfter working out the misunderstanding (and some added lovemaking that we do NOT get to see) we see the couple early in the morning when Yuu comes over to visit.
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