(CR) Keppeki Danshi! Aoyama-kun

[Stark700]

This year's 10th issue of Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump magazine is announcing on Thursday that Taku Sakamoto's Cleanliness Boy! Aoyama-kun (Keppeki Danshi! Aoyama-kun) manga is getting a television anime adaptation. The issue is also revealing that the manga serialization is resuming.

Plot/Premise:
The manga centers on a handsome young soccer genius named Aoyama who is a Japan representative. His play style is "cleanliness." He doesn't tackle and doesn't head the ball. If he's doing a throw-in, he'll only do it if he's wearing gloves.

Source:
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...-anime/.111571

[Stark700]

Coming for Summer 2017

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/dail...summer/.112359

[Stark700]

Preview is out

[AntonKutovoi]

Cast announced and Holy Crap.... MC is vocied by Ryotaro Okaiyu. And here I thought that I can easily recognize him.

[Stark700]

CR will be streaming this.

http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-new...r-anime-season

[Sides]

Holy crap, that ED is glorious.
I have no idea how long they can stretch the theme of the show, but the fiorst episode was fun to watch.

[James Rye]

A Germaphobe who is ready to get dirty for soccer and choose this school because they have a toilet with water cleaning feature. Not really of a soccer match there, highlight is ofc OP Aoyama with fanclub and cleaning and washing everything while Zaizen is a hot-blooded firepot on two legs. Dunno if that formula will keep being fun forever, but lets see its next two episodes.

[tsunade666]

funny and simple first episode. nice toilet.

[bakato]

Animation's a little below average, but good overall.

[SeaDoor]

Nice toilet, indeed. I like the first episode but can see that single joke getting very worn if that is all there is. Will give this three to see if there is more to it.

[DragoonKain3]

"Do you remember, Aoyama-kun?"

The entire first episode had my curiosity, but after seeing next episode's title, it really now has my full undivided attention. I know it's probably because at the beginning of high school or sometime in middle school, Aoyama did something nice to the stalker girl, but I just get giddy at even the smallest chance they had history before then.

[grecefar]

I don't know... I didn't like it that much, the jokes weren't funny and everybody worshipping aoyama is anoying, hell even the coach without showing much she just sugar coat everything aoyama does.

I'll give the 3 chapter rule but it doesn't look good.

[Dawnstorm]

Originally Posted by bakato

Animation's a little below average, but good overall.

Pretty much what I thought. Even though the animation's not that good, the storyboards, camera, and general scene concepts make up for it. For example, near the beginning of the episode, the scene freezes, blurs, we zoom out and suddenly see the scene inside of screen. Then they cut to the stalker girl, who's holding a plushy, squeezes it, which makes the plushy look grumpy (which sort of shows her feelings). That's actually a pretty good visual idea, I thought.

It's nothing special, but it's one of the better premiers, so far, I thought.

[Sides]

I'm actually surprised that this week's episode is much better rounded that the first one. Obviously Aoyama's germaphobia is still the core joke about everything, however the author and writers still manage to include other characters into the events.

[leongsh]

Curiousity is gettimg the better of me - I actually want to know what does Aoyama-kun's towels smell like. XD

[grecefar]

this chapter was a little better, stalker girl is saving the day, this needs more soccer but it's seem is going to stay in comedy and nothing else.

[DragoonKain3]

Heh, I knew it, stalker-chan has history with Aoyama. The show is not stellar in terms of animation nor in humor, but its entertaining enough for me to keep going.

[Sides]

I'm going to keep watching this series. It is actually more diverse and fun to watch, than it sounds like.
I mean how can something escalate to an eating competition or why would someone deny a half dress girl touching them?

[BWTraveller]

Originally Posted by Sides

why would someone deny a half dress girl touching them?

OK, I have to say it makes me sad every time I see someone say this. Men are not pigs, and we are not perverts or sex addicts. Any man who deserves even one nut would be able to think things through and realize when it's not the right time or place, or the right person. A truly worthy man can wait as long as it takes for the right person and for everything to be right, with the time, the place, and with her. Even if it takes years. Anyway, someone like Aoyama would obviously not be able to touch her. If you find it strange then you clearly don't understand the power of phobias. I'm fairly sure that his last-five-minutes thing isn't because he feels like he's actually OK being dirty for five minutes, but because he doesn't have enough will power to handle anything more than five minutes plus the time it takes to reach the shower.

On a different note, I liked that end with Kana. That jerk deserved that, after making his girlfriend do whatever it takes to stop him, to stop a guy who's an ace at a high-contact sport and to his knowledge might not have been the type who would control himself upon seeing the girl's bra. If you put your girlfriend in that kind of dangerous situation, against a guy who very well may be strong enough to do what he wants to the girl no matter how she fights, then you deserve to be beaten into the ground and then see said girlfriend squealing over the guy that did the beating.

Anyway, I do believe Moka might be the only girl who stands a chance with Aoyama. She's already demonstrated her ability to achieve cleanliness that meets his standards after all. I could see her submitting to various examinations to confirm that her food's clean enough to eat, her lips are clean enough to kiss, etc., and pass each test with flying colors. I suspect that's what it'd take to be able to be together with that guy.

[Sides]

Originally Posted by BWTraveller

I'm fairly sure that his last-five-minutes thing isn't because he feels like he's actually OK being dirty for five minutes, but because he doesn't have enough will power to handle anything more than five minutes plus the time it takes to reach the shower.

Didn't they explained that despite everything, he actually loves football and hates losing.
Honestly you cannot take this show seriously and over analysing it. I am always the opinion that in comedy and in love everything is allowed, there are no boundaries.