Lamune
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Lamune tells the story of a boy named Kenji and his childhood friend Nanami. Although, everyone seems to know that they have a relationship, neither are determined to push it anymore than close friends. The story goes through flashbacks, explaining why they are such close friends and any action doesn't seem to push them apart, but draw them closer.
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Characters
Nanami Konoe
Nanami Konoe, Kenji's childhood friend, is a kind, vegetable-loving classmate with long light purple hair.
Gotou Yuuko
Kenji Tomosaka
Kenji, a second-year high schooler, works the family vegetable field with his childhood friend, riding his inherited, often-broken-down Triumph motorcycle.
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I cried so much this episode, it was so sad, but the ending was really nice!!
I love how drama was introduced in this episode, amazing writing.
I think this might be the best episode so far!!!!
I like Sakura as a character, but I am okay with her leaving.
Pretty corny but good episode in my opinion, the typical love at first sight part of the confession gave me secondhand embarrassment lol
I still wonder why Nanami brought her a worm out of all things, that was my highlight!!!
Really slow-paced episode but still a good one
I'm glad the childhood misunderstanding was resolved but come on omg who actually wouldn't get over that over a LONG time
Sweet episode, I appreciate the flashback to Tae's childhood.
Kenji not naming a single vegetable in the beginning when Nanami said any vegetable can be planted is frying me.
I really am just enjoying this anime, it feels like good wholesome filler episodes. The first episode made me fear the possibility of fan service, but this episode brought me relief.
Pretty wholesome and slow paced first episode, I like it. the music and visuals create a calm setting which I love.
Emotional last episode, it feels good to end it on a high note. Well, this was also slow, but it felt meant to be this way, rather than being awfully slower than it needed to be like in the previous or earlier episodes. This show definitely got good towards the end, rewarding those who patiently hung on through the slow burn~
A welcome change of pace from the very slow drag we got over the past few episodes. The determination that we see from Kenji is cool as heckk! Undoubtedly developing his character further!!
Well, just as things were finally getting good, we are hit with yet another slow build-up. At least you can expect a good payoff here, and I just want to say that it's worth the wait. All in all, it's a solid episode with some important story progression.🔥
Whoa... this episode DOES hit hard! The character development made me care about characters I previously didn't care about at all. And yeah, while it might be a bit too late to fully make up for the previous slow and dragging episodes, it's definitely worth recommending!!!!!
Now things get more romantic. Some key set pieces happen here that...not gonna lie, are pretty crucial, so you better not miss this one! Some parts can still feel like a drag, but the more serious, emotion-heavy scenes make up for it.
Another fun addition to the cast, it's much needed in this case, honestly. Pretty good humor thrown in here and there, and as you can tell by my writing, I really like her character so far. Good first impression!!!
Well, Hikari certainly lifts my mood. Some good interactions can definitely be seen here, and yeah, I feel like I am biased towards Hikari. But as much as I like her character, I do feel like some of the comedy scenes can feel a little forced.
Lame episode. Well, what came towards the end was pretty cool, but it took ages to actually get to the good part. Maybe I'm being a bit too harsh, but it desperately needs a better setting and hook to actually keep things interesting, which is a shame to say, because the end (or at least the second half) was really good!
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