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| Kuro
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|  "Re(1):Aiyori Aoshi question"
, posted Sun 2 Feb 22:46
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tell us about Aiyori Aoshi :D
It's about Kaoru, who was originally the successor to the Hanabishi family, and Aoi, the daughter of the aristocratic Sakuraba family, the top kimono makers falling in love and hopefully getting married. At a young age, the two were already engaged by their parents. Kaoru, after marrying Aoi would become CEO for the Sakuraba company. But for differences of opinion, distrust toward his grandmother, and some other reasons, he leaves the family, thus negating his engagement with Aoi, and his succession to the Sakuraba empire.
Fast foward like...18 or so years. One day, Kaoru, while running to the train station, happens to notice a girl wearing a blue kimono in some trouble. It turns out that she was lost, and needed to board the right train, but since it was her first time in Tokyo, she didn't know which one to board. Coincidentially, she happened to be boarding the same train he was (the one that took him back home). On the way back, he asks her where she was going, and for what reason. She tells him that she was to meet somebody, and teasingly, he asks her if it was a boy. To his surprise, it WAS. Hah, poor Kaoru! Shot down. =( Anyways, she gets off on the same exit as he does. He leads her to where she was supposed to go, but when they arrive there, it turns out to be a wasted apartment complex. Disappointed, she starts to cry and eventually is taken to Kaorus apartment, which happened to be a few blocks off. After crying all she could, he asks her if she might have any clue about the person she was searching for.. she pulls out a photograph of the person and her at an early age, and to his surprise (and not yours, because this is terribly obvious), it was him in the picture, and the girl was Aoi, his fiancee from way back when. Anyways..from here, he has to decide whether or not he should go back and marry her, or stay there and remain independent. Everything from this point on, should we watched. Sorry for the poor narration..it's late, and I am about to go to bed.
To sum this up.. It's like Love Hina, but the two main characters don't require 13 books or 27+ episodes to fall in love with each other. And it's MUCH sweeter.
I would advise the male audience to be careful when watching..Aoi is annoyingly "perfect" and it almost grates my nerves how ideal she is for the general anime fans. (This might not apply to you though)
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| Gen 1248th Post
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| "Re(2):Aiyori Aoshi question" , posted Sun 2 Feb 23:17
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tell us about Aiyori Aoshi :D
It's about Kaoru, who was originally the successor to the Hanabishi family, and Aoi, the daughter of the aristocratic Sakuraba family, the top kimono makers falling in love and hopefully getting married. At a young age, the two were already engaged by their parents. Kaoru, after marrying Aoi would become CEO for the Sakuraba company. But for differences of opinion, distrust toward his grandmother, and some other reasons, he leaves the family, thus negating his engagement with Aoi, and his succession to the Sakuraba empire.
Fast foward like...18 or so years. One day, Kaoru, while running to the train station, happens to notice a girl wearing a blue kimono in some trouble. It turns out that she was lost, and needed to board the right train, but since it was her first time in Tokyo, she didn't know which one to board. Coincidentially, she happened to be boarding the same train he was (the one that took him back home). On the way back, he asks her where she was going, and for what reason. She tells him that she was to meet somebody, and teasingly, he asks her if it was a boy. To his surprise, it WAS. Hah, poor Kaoru! Shot down. =( Anyways, she gets off on the same exit as he does. He leads her to where she was supposed to go, but when they arrive there, it turns out to be a wasted apartment complex. Disappointed, she starts to cry and eventually is taken to Kaorus apartment, which happened to be a few blocks off. After crying all she could, he asks her if she might have any clue about the person she was searching for.. she pulls out a photograph of the person and her at an early age, and to his surprise (and not yours, because this is terribly obvious), it was him in the picture, and the girl was Aoi, his fiancee from way back when. Anyways..from here, he has to decide whether or not he should go back and marry her, or stay there and remain independent. Everything from this point on, should we watched. Sorry for the poor narration..it's late, and I am about to go to bed.
To sum this up.. It's like Love Hina, but the two main characters don't require 13 books or 27+ episodes to fall in love with each other. And it's MUCH sweeter.
I would advise the male audience to be careful when watching..Aoi is annoyingly "perfect" and it almost grates my nerves how ideal she is for the general anime fans. (This might not apply to you though)
Sounds better than Love Hina to me. I'll probably check it out and see how I like it. Thanks.
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| Taa kun 386th Post
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| "Re(1):My view on Ai Yori Aoshi" , posted Tue 4 Feb 03:37
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Haven't seen all of it yet, but take away the pointless fanservice and its upcoming questionable dub and you got yourself a great series. A quick score - 8/10.
Ai yori aoshi fan here, and proud owner of the 10 manga, not ended yet...
I like the nice story, and characters.
About fanservice, there's more in the manga (poor Chika chan...).
And I'm a fan of the seiyuu cast(Kawasumi Ayako, Yukino Satsuki, Hiramatsu Akiko, Hoshi Souichiro, ...)
Tsukurimashou... Tsukurimashou...
Sate sate nani ga dekiru ka na ?
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| Jazzie D 1686th Post
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|  "Re(2):My view on Ai Yori Aoshi"
, posted Tue 4 Feb 17:13
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Haven't seen all of it yet, but take away the pointless fanservice and its upcoming questionable dub and you got yourself a great series. A quick score - 8/10.
Ai yori aoshi fan here, and proud owner of the 10 manga, not ended yet...
I like the nice story, and characters.
About fanservice, there's more in the manga (poor Chika chan...).
And I'm a fan of the seiyuu cast(Kawasumi Ayako, Yukino Satsuki, Hiramatsu Akiko, Hoshi Souichiro, ...)
Why am I not surprised that the manga would have more fanservice? So, there are 10 volumes and it's not done yet? Ah. Okay. Looks like I'll be hunting them down now. (Great. The tasks of my hunt continue pile up.)
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