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2006-03-27, 05:04 | Link #3 |
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I haven't really come across anything exactly like Suzuka and the premise.... one of the reasons I was attracted to it. Of course, even Suzuka had elements of "humor" in it.
Other "triangle" or straight one-on-one romances I can think of have doses of comedy (not over the top but still humor ... just like real life is sometimes funny). These recommendations have some humor just like real life but I've tried to avoid the slapstick level of funny. gf might really like Honey&Clover (college coed slice of life ... very highly rated even by people who violently disagree with each other) ... REC has been pretty good so far (still in progress) ... romance about a seiyuu and advertising exec. Its an homage to Cary Grant / Audrey Hepburn romance movies so its smile funny (not haha). The recent short series about the two teens in the hospital: Hanbu No Tsuki Ga Noboru Sora was pretty good, hardly funny at all Lamune is a straightforward romance but very little melodrama, more of a character study of two people (my wife likes it). if she doesn't mind a bit of fantasy she might like Tsukuyomi Moon Phase (14 yr old vampire meets 20-something photographer ... tragedy, romance, comedy - somehow manages to be silly and tragic at the same time). I'd also recommend Karin as a romance (vampires again) but it really has a fair amount of silly to it and not much tragedy. That should get you started ... as in all things you just have to give a series a few episodes to decide about it and YMMV as usual.
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2006-03-31, 19:25 | Link #5 |
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For serious manga related to that
Kare First Love Mars Peach Girl Marmalade Boy Kare Kano I love love stories where the couple gets together early on in the series and is together for a long time and has lots of kisses, dates and gets married. |
2006-04-01, 10:43 | Link #7 |
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I would suggest Aishiteru ze Baby, it has some elements of comedy, but it's more realistic that most romance animes, no magic, no demons, no vampires. It's touching and innocent but very engaging. Plus its avaliable on animesuki.
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2006-04-03, 08:23 | Link #8 |
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I remember making a threat just like this a couple of months ago. Suzuka is one of my favorite anime so far. ATM i am watching Aishiteru ze Baby. In the begining I thought it was a bit childish, but in the later episodes it gets real emotional.
I am downloading Honey & Clover right now, really looking forward to that one. |
2006-04-03, 18:29 | Link #9 |
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Hmm if you want some serious stuff I suggest:
Ah! My Goddess! AIR Ai Yori Aoshi (Season I and II, which is called enishi) its pretty long. Aishiteruze Baby Canvas 2 Chobits DA Capo (Season I and II) Fruit Basket Ichigo 100% Onegai Twins Peach Girl Saikano* Shuffle Whisper of the Heart Personally if you going to watch it with your g/f go get Aishiteruze Baby...She'll most definitely cry, then you can be the super b/f and hug and comfort her RAWR. I mean who could not love an adorable 6 year old little orphan girl, who is on the verge of disguistingly cute...As for the other ones they're pretty much the same (Girl-Guy liking situation, drama/heartbreak/etc.) *Saikano is just really OVER dramatic, so iono if you want to watch it, its short but it took me forever to watch simply because it was soo dragging. As for some lighter ones try any of the following: (more nose-bleed humor/skin/harem-style) Amanaideyo Futakoi Girls Bravo (Season I and II) Hanaukyo Maids Hand Maid May Happy Lesson (Season I, II, and OVA) He is My Master Kage Karu Mamoru Love Hina Maburaho Midori no Hibi Onegai Teacher Sister Princess (Season I and II) Hope that answers your question. |
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