Boarding School Juliet
Oshimeter
Synopsis
We lay our scene in the fair Dahlia Academy, where two countries, both alike in dignity, come together; the "Black Doggies" of the Eastern Nation of Touwa and "White Cats" of the Principality of West have a longstanding feud. Romio Inuzuka and Juliet Persia, leaders of their respective dorms, seem to be bitter enemies. In reality, however, Romio and Juliet are hopelessly in love, but revealing their relationship would call upon the ire of all their comrades. They hide their love to maintain peace, but a clandestine relationship means they miss out on many of the activities couples get to do. As they grow closer together, Romio and Juliet must come to terms with the fact that keeping their relationship a secret may prove to be impossible.
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Characters
Juliet Persia
Juliet Persia, West dorm leader, is Romio's rival and unexpected love interest.
Kayano Ai
Hasuki Komai
Hasuki Komai is Romio's intelligent childhood friend, secretly in love with him, and the only Black Dog aware of his relationship with Juliet.
Sakura Ayane
Romio Inuzuka
Romio Inuzuka, a shy yet determined Black Dog prefect, secretly loves Juliet Persia, defying their houses' rivalry.
Ono Yuuki
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The finale keeps the spotlight on the main couple. The final scenes are heartfelt and leave a strong lasting impression. And i found the interaction of Scott and Chatreux super hilarious near the end
The story has a more emotional and personal atmosphere. Feels like this episode has a slightly worse animation.
This episode introduces another obstacle and does a nice job building suspense.
The story slows down for some lighter moments as preparations for a special occasion. We get more dive into Chatreux's personality. It's a simple episode.
This episode did a good job introducing new characters and fresh tension. The pacing feels smooth, and the comedy still lands well.
The spotlight is on the relationship between Romio and Juliet.
Cliffhanger ending though I am really hoping for another season. The flow of the story of Romeo and Juliet is very similar to the original one but this time, it's a Japanese school style! Forbidden love! 10/10 romcom overall!
That was intense! I'm all fired up! But I have this feeling that the ending of the season 1 of this anime is a real cliffhanger. I am wondering when will eveyone know that the two of them are dating!
The episode was emotional and thorny af! I'm feeling mixed emotions right now and I could not hold off the feeling of confusion and sadness for Romio and Juliet. Forbidden romance is the best!
ooooooffffff Cliffhaner episode end! Would not say that was bonding but I really love the Romio and Char moments! They may be opposites but the development is really great!
The animation during the event is lively. I like how the serious face of Maru is animated.
HOLD ON HOLD ON! Airu sounded like jotaro! Isn't that Daisuke Ono?! My favorite voice actor in the anime industry! I wanna see more screen time of him! Wishing there would be more scenes of him and what a big reveal at the end!
The aftermath of the sports festival episode. Very good side filler, romantic and funny at the same time! I enjoyed every part of the Romio x Juliet moments here specially the other half of the episode!
A lot of new characters (maybe 2?) show up in this episode. And in my opinion this episode is by far the most romantic and funny one.
I totally enjoyed this. Starting off, the story was definitely interesting, but some elements were pretty generic. The pacing was enjoyable, but it wasn't the best. To be fair, the comedic scenes made the story progress more slowly. BUT, that ain't a flaw. In fact, what I love the most here is the comedy. It's just too freaking funny! To nitpick a little, though, some of the tense moments were either kinda annoying or pretty generic. Craftsmanship-wise, I can't emphasize enough how much I love the visuals and art style. I just totally love how cute the characters are! The voice acting was also amazing. I was totally cracking up whenever Inuzuka was on screen. Bro's just funny as heck. I also have to mention that the BGM was wonderful. It literally elevates the mood. Overall, I'd rate this series a 9/10. It's funny, cute, and totally enjoyable.
Bruh, that was some in-depth writing, like wow! I didn't even notice the hints. That thing is something only geniuses could guess, LMAO! On a funny note, though, the momentum from that leap would have definitely killed both of them. They're literally breaking the laws of physics, LMAO! Kidding aside, this episode wrapped up pretty decently. To be honest, I was hoping for a more aggressive development, but this wasn't bad either.
Dude, why is this episode so freaking weird?! I literally lost it when Inuzuka hit the ball. NOT THAT BALL, BUDDY, LMAO! Kidding aside, while this is a buildup episode, I love how it develops and strengthens the bond between Inuzuka, Char, and Hasuki.
This episode is just okay, with nothing in particular (aside from the drama) going on, to be honest. Setting aside the drama and tense moments, it's just a buildup episode. That said, I think the drama is just right for building some character development. While Inuzuka and Persia's relationship was developing well, it kinda needed some spice.
I didn't notice this before since Inuzuka is usually very tame around Persia, but man, this guy is so freaking boorish and dirty to boot, LMAO! Kidding aside, the development at the end was a little generic. I've seen quite a few developments similar to this. Also, the hints from the previous episodes were pretty clear, to be honest.
This episode is actually pretty wholesome. Though, to be fair, I don't like the fanservice on this episode. Also, scenes I liked the most only happened in the latter part of the episode. That said, the earlier scenes aren't that bad. They're just off my usual taste. Overall, this episode is just okay. It's actually very fun, but it's a little slower than I usually prefer.
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