#Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai

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Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai

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Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai; My Wife Has No Emotion - Episode 1

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Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai E02, E03

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Do You Know This Anime?

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Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai (My Wife Has No Emotion) - Groom and Bride Visual

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Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai (My Wife Has No Emotion) - Dakimakura Covers of Mina and Super Mina by System Service.

Release: Late-January 2025

Preorder Period: 15 Nov to 11 Dec 2024 23:59 Japan Time

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Mina stitches EP 1 - 3

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Yea we got us another one fellas, first free 10 of Summer is here. So it’s Senko-San but futuristic? Sign me up. Great first episode.

Takuma and Mina dynamic is so damn cute and I love that he’s not afraid to flirt with her and speak his mind. None of the usual overworked salaryman shut in social interactions. He’s even had a gf before?? Oh yea this could be the sleeper hit of the season for me. “There was a time when I dated a girl but it didn’t work out.” Realer words have never been spoken.

Mina is so adorable and I love that she actually tries for understand Takuma and learn things about what it means to be human. The “what does horny” scene had me dying and she’s even shown a propensity to get upset. So far the title is already wrong because she’s definitely got some emotions lol, but I’ll allow it because it’s cute af.

Can’t wait to see where this goes from here. 25 minutes of them just flirting in a house and it went by in a breeze.

[joshconfirmed]

august 2024.

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Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai

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Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai; My Wife Has No Emotion - Episode 12

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Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai E01

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Super mina

Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai

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brother crab's summer 2024 first impressions: boku no tsuma wa kanjou ga nai

this is going to be an interesting start to the season, because instead of deciding on what i'll be watching in advance like i usually do, i'll be watching a bunch of first episodes and seeing what sticks

first up is bokutsuma, which... did not originally make it onto my planning. the premise didn't sound like it would appeal to me at all, but for tosshi i'm down to give it a try

i'm... kind of? glad i did? i think? it has some fascinating elements for sure, but i don't think i can really take it as the romcom that it's apparently meant to be

lonely, overworked salaryman gets a 'house appliance' to help with housework. only the 'appliance' is girl-shaped so naturally he falls in love with her. she purportedly has no emotions, but signs indicate she may be capable of developing them

there are some details here that i really like, for example when mina (the robot) speaks, she doesn't move her mouth. and of course she wouldn't! why would she, if her 'voice' comes out of a speaker of sorts? that adds such a fantastically unsettling layer of eeriness to the whole thing, and i can't remember seeing a humanoid robot depicted like this before

the very fact that she's referred to as a 'household appliance' is deeply unsettling, in a good way, to me too. takuma (the guy) isn't unaware that she's, in theory, 'just' an appliance. but he's so lonely that it doesn't stop him from developing feelings for her, whether she can reciprocate or not

which is what makes the whole thing just... incredibly sad, rather than funny, to me. the way i see it, there's only really one of two ways the series can go

either mina can't feel emotions or she can

if she can't, and doesn't have the functionality to learn, then we have a tragicomedy of sorts, of this incredibly lonely salaryman who is so alone in the world that he falls for an unfeeling appliance and sees signs of 'feeling' where there aren't any <- i feel like this is the more unlikely option

the other option is she does feel, or will learn to feel. but that's a pretty sad outcome too, given that we already know she's a secondhand robot. was she feeling when her previous owner sold her? and as her emotions grow, will she ever question or resent her existence as an appliance?

it feels like rather than get too philosophical about this, the story plans to get cutesy with it. like she'll learn to love because of takuma's love, and everything will be fine because takuma treats her well. what a good man! he even offers to do half the chores despite buying a housekeeping robot specifically because he doesn't have time to do chores! but like...

there is still something existentially horrific about the whole thing

judging by the op it seems like we'll meet more characters, human and robot alike, and it'll be more of a 'fun' slice-of-life than some sort of psychological horror. so i'm really undecided on how i'll feel about this one in the end, if i continue with it, but must be said that there are some really neat elements (still can't get over how mina doesn't move her mouth when she talks! that is so! like such a brilliant way of setting the tone... but it is a creepy tone! which doesn't seem to be what the series is going for so ??? much concern over this disconnect but we'll see)

i'll give this a few more episodes. for tosshi