#Tatsuhiro Satō

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Welcome to the N.H.K Vol 7

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This is about where I'm at after spending all night working on learning to use some new writing software and understanding "Johnny Decimal".

..then I decided to put my writing into the software and set things up. It's helping me organize everything.

Save to say, I'm a little stressed. But I'm moving forward with my writing. Finally.

Image description: Tatsuhiro Satō, from Welcome to the NHK anime, appearing incredibly stressed out.

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My Top 10 Underrated Anime Series

1. Welcome to the NHK

Plot: The main protagonist is Tatsuhiro Satō, a university dropout entering his fourth year of unemployment. He leads a reclusive life as a hikikomori, ultimately coming to the conclusion that this happened due to some sort of conspiracy. One day just when his life seems entirely unchanging, he meets Misaki Nakahara, a mysterious girl who claims to be able to cure Tatsuhiro of his hikikomori ways. She presents him with a contract basically outlining that once a day they would meet in the evening in a local park where Misaki would lecture to Tatsuhiro in an effort to rid him of his lifestyle. During these outings, many subjects are discussed, though they almost always pertain in some way to psychology or psychoanalysis. One of their first meetings in fact deals with interpreting Tatsuhiro's recent dreams. Both Tatsuhiro and Misaki, however, have a tendency of over-doing things, such as hiding the truth, especially from each other and themselves. Despite Misaki's offer and pressing attempts at salvation, it is Tatsuhiro's neighbor and high school friend, Kaoru Yamazaki, whom Tatsuhiro often turns to in moments of need and support. Despite his own idiosyncrasies, Yamazaki is one of the more stable characters in the story.

While many may not know about this series, those who do know of its existence can see it’s appeal. This anime shows that some people, like the main character, are shut-in’s due to social anxiety holding them back from living a regular life. The anime deals with subjects such as social anxiety, hiding depression from loved ones, paranoia, and a crippling fear of never being accepted by the outside world. 

Throughout the series, Sato tries to go outside more often and is pushed to do this by a high school girl, Misaki, and his old classmate now neighbor, Kaoru. All the while, Sato meets some people from his past who cause him to go down a different path, such as becoming part of a ponzi scheme or joining a suicide group, because they themselves have problems that he unknowingly becomes a part of. This goes to show that if you have struggles with batting depression or have family problems...seek proper help before bringing others down with you.

2. Tiger & Bunny

Plot: The series takes place in "NC 1978" in a fictional, re-imagined version of New York City called Stern Bild City, where 45 years before, superpowered individuals known as "NEXT" (an acronym standing for Noted Entities with eXtraordinary Talents) started appearing and some of them became superheroes. Each of the city's most famous superheroes work for a sponsor company and their uniforms also contain advertising for real-life companies. Their heroic activity is broadcast on the popular television show "Hero TV", where they accumulate points for each heroic feat accomplished (arresting criminals or saving civilians, for example) and the best ranked hero of the season is crowned "King of Heroes". The story mainly focuses on veteran hero Kotetsu T. Kaburagi, a.k.a. Wild Tiger, who is assigned a new partner: a young man named Barnaby Brooks, Jr. However, Barnaby and Kotetsu have trouble working together, as they have conflicting opinions on how a superhero should act, while at the same time they are trying to crack the mystery of the murder of Barnaby's parents. In addition, the appearance of a homicidal vigilante NEXT named "Lunatic" stirs up the public and makes them question the place of heroes in the city. 

The main heroes, Kotetsu and Barnaby, do not like each other at first...but a strong bond grows between them as they protect the city and help each other from the tragic moments of their pasts. They even help each other with the problems that they face within the series’ current timeline: Kotetsu slowly losing his powers, and Barnaby being manipulated by someone who he thought of like family. 

While not as big as My Hero Academia, this series still has lots of good moments, terrific super heroes, and powerful storylines. Tiger & Bunny is definitely worth watching for anyone who loves superheroes and anime.

3. My Roommate Is A Cat

Plot: Novelist Subaru Mikazuki, who is shy and not good with other people, and Haru, the cat that has been living a severe stray life. This is a story of them suddenly living together and describes the happiness of living together from both point of views.

This series is definitely underrated. My Roommate is a Cat is filled shows how much of an impact a person...or in this case a cat...can have on a person who has lived a life of solitude and books. The main character, Subaru Mikazuki, begins to slowly open up to those around him thanks to the help of a stray cat: Haru. From Haru’s point of view, Subaru is someone whom she desires to protect and take care of, as she fears that he cannot survive without her. Subaru also comes to term with his parents’ deaths and learns to move past his guilt, and realizes that there are many people who love and care for him.

This series shows that it’s ok to open up to the people around you, and that no one is truly alone.

4. And Yet The Town Moves

Plot: Hotori Arashiyama loves mysteries, but there’s one she just can’t solve: why does the solution to one problem inevitably seem to lead to another? Like how when Hotori has to start working at the Seaside Maid Cafe after school to pay off a debt and her friend Toshiko fortunately knows exactly how a Maid Cafe should be run. Which is fortunate since Hotori has no clue. Except that, unfortunately, Toshiko has no interest in working at the cafe—until she discovers that Hotori’s childhood friend Hiroyuki is a regular. Which SEEMS fortunate. Except that Hotori doesn’t know that, while Toshiko likes Hiroyuki, Hiroyuki secretly likes Hotori, while Hotori secretly has a crush on… No, no more spoilers!But if that’s not enough drama, there’s work, angst with a certain math teacher, table tennis between her classmates, her younger brother versus the school’s bad girl… And yet, even though everything seems like it’s going to crash at any moment, somehow Hotori’s life keeps going hilariously forward.

Sure...it doesn’t have sexy and cute maids that most maid-theme anime has... But And Yet The Town Moves is still a series worth watching. The series features cute, slice-of-life storylines filled with antics by the mystery-loving Hotori Arashiyama. Because of her crazy antics and goofy nature, Hotori brings laughter and new experiences to those around her. 

If you want an anime featuring klutzy maids and funny slice of life, then And Yet The Town Moves is definitely the right choice. 

5. Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!

Plot: Midori Asakusa wants to create an anime, but she's too disheartened to make that first step by herself. By pure chance, she meets Tsubame Mizusaki, an up-and-coming socialite secretly dreaming of becoming an animator. Together with Midori's money-loving best friend Sayaka Kanamori, the energetic trio start the "Eizouken" club and slowly work towards making their "greatest world" a reality.

This anime is truly a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! has animation that is truly breathtaking and filled with the imaginations of aspiring animators. Throughout the series, our three protagonists: Midori, Sayaki, Tsubame experience the hardships of running their own studio, all the while dealing with the Student Council and School Board who wish to shut down Eizouken. But no matter how hard they try, there is no stopping these three girls from making anime and running their studio. 

Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! has such brilliant animation, creative storylines, and normal looking characters who viewers can relate to. If your dream is to become an animator, than you certainly learn a lot from this series.

6. Angels of Death

Plot: 13-year old Rachel awakens to find herself trapped in the basement of an abandoned building. Without any memories, or even a clue as to where she could be, she wanders the building, lost and dizzy. In her search, she comes across a man covered in bandages. He introduces himself as Zack and he wields a grim-reaper like sickle.A strange bond is struck between them, strengthened by strange, crazy promises…These two, trapped in this strange building, don’t know why fate has placed them there. But they will work together desperately to find a way out…

Rachel and Zack are quite an unlikely duo...yet their skills and personalities are what complete each other: Rachel is calm and calculating, while Zack is aggressive and strong. But they have something in common: They both suffered their whole lives, became killers, and being killers is what got them trapped in the mysterious building in the first place. Together, they face various serial killers who want to keep them from escaping: A doctor with an eye fetish, a pumpkin-headed child who wants to bury Rachel in his graveyard, a female-prison warden who’s obsessed with punishing ‘sinners’, and a faithless priest whose goal is to test the faith of those who fall victim to the killers within the building. 

Angels of Death is filled with such mystery and psychological thrills. While it is not for the faint of heart...it is definitely for those who wish to find a good psychological thriller to watch.

7. Zombieland Saga

Plot: In the year 2008, high school student Sakura Minamoto is abruptly killed by a truck on the morning she plans to submit an idol application. Ten years later, Sakura, along with six "legendary" girls from various eras of Japan's history, are brought back as zombies by a man named Kotaro Tatsumi, who seeks to revitalize Saga Prefecture by putting together an all-zombie idol group known as Franchouchou.

Unlike most ‘pop idol’ anime series, that feature cute girls whose music can save the world...this one features cute girls who are zombies who were brought back to life to save a city as a pop idol group. While it seems unusual, Zombieland Saga shows the viewers all the things that Saga has to offer...because it basically advertises the entire prefecture. The members of Franchouchou: Sakura, Saki, Ai, Junko, Lily, Yugiri, and Tae...are determined to become a great idol group while keeping their true identities a secret. Thanks to their mysterious manager, Kotaro Tatsumi, they are given a second chance at life and learn more about each other...but they also help each other move on from their deaths and give closure to the loved ones that they had to leave behind. 

If you are looking for a ‘pop idol girl’ anime that is different from others...then Zombieland Saga is definitely a good choice, as it does differ from the usual plots that anime featuring pop idol groups has.

8. Mitsuboshi Colors

Plot: Set in Ueno. The series follows three elementary school girls, Yui, Sat-chan, and Kotoha, who together form an organization known as "Colors". Together, they perform various deeds and errands to protect the peace in their town.

This series is very adorable and is filled with a lot of hilarity. What makes it hilarious, are the crazy antics of the crybaby Yui, the rambunctious Sat-chan, and the dark-humored Kotoha as they try to help others and maintain the peace in the town that they love so much. They recieve help from local shop owner, Pops, who gives them clues to solve, and are often coming into conflict with police officer Saito, who sees them as nothing but trouble while dealing with their childish antics. 

Mitsuboshi Colors really does make you want to go to the real Ueno in Japan, and see all the shops featured within this series.

9. Lovely Muco

Plot: The series depicts the life of the pet dog Muco and his owner Komatsu, who lives in his glass-making workshop in the mountains.

Lovely Muco shows life through the eyes of Muco, a shiba inu who lives in a mountain town with her owner, Komatsu, who works as a glass blower. Muco is an energetic dog who finds everything around her fascinating. Muco loves Komatsu more than anything in the world, who gives her lots of love in return. Muco also interacts with other people such as Komatsu’s long-time friend, Ushikou-san, bar owner Bouda and his energetic daughter Rena. 

Lovely Muco shows the viewer how the world looks through the eyes of a dog, and what goes through their curious minds.

10. Chi’s Sweet Home

Plot: A grey and white kitten with black stripes wanders away from her mother and siblings one day while enjoying a walk outside with her family. Lost in her surroundings, the kitten struggles to find her family and instead is found by a young boy, Youhei, and his mother. They take the kitten home, but, as pets are not allowed in their housing complex, they try to find her a new home. This proves to be difficult, and the family decides to keep the kitten. While being housebroken, the kitten mistakenly answers to "Chi" (as in shi- from shikko, the Japanese word for "urine") and this becomes her name. Chi then lives with her new family, learning about different things and meeting new people and animals.

This series is filled with so much love and cuteness that it could give you diabetes. Chi’s New Home shows viewers how the world looks through the eyes young kitten ‘Chi’, as she grows to love her human family and makes new friends along the way. Chi and her family love each other greatly, and cannot imagine living without each other.

Chi���s Sweet Home shows us just how important family is, and how a new member of one’s family can bring so much love and joy into one’s life.

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maybe draw tomoko from watamote or Tatsuhiro Satō ? :O

Here’s Tomokooooo! 

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LIST IDOLS/ Rhythm games

Part1 Part2

UTA NO PRINCE SAMA:

http://utapri.com/cd/

STARISH: Takuma Terashima as Otoya Ittoki Kenichi Suzumura as Masato Hijirikawa Kishô Taniyama as Natsuki Shinomiya Mamoru Miyano as Tokiya Ichinose Junichi Suwabe as Ren Jingūji Hiro Shimono as Shō Kurusu Kousuke Toriumi as Aijima Cecil

QUARTET NIGHT:

Showtaro Morikubo as Reiji Kotobuki Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Ranmaru Kurosaki Shouta Aoi as Ai Mikaze Tomoaki Maeno as Camus

HEAVENS:

Otori Eiichi (CV. Midorikawa Hikaru) Mikado Nagi (CV. Yonaga Tsubasa) Sumeragi Kira (CV. Ono Daisuke) Eiji Otori (CV. Yuma Uchida) Kiryuin Van (CV. Takahashi Hidenori) Hyuga Yamato (CV. Ryōhei Kimura) Amakusa Shion (CV. Daiki Yamashita)

Tsukino talent production:

http://tsukino-pro.com/talent_artist/

Six Gravity Kaji Yuki as Shiwasu Kakeru Toriumi Kousuke as Mutsuki Hajime Masuda Toshiki as Kisaragi Koi Maeno Tomoaki as Yayoi Haru Hosoya Yoshimasa as Uduki Arata KENN as Satsuki Aoi

Procellarum

Aoi Shouta as Minaduki Rui Hatano Wataru as Fuduki Kai Kakihara Tetsuya as Haduki You Kondo Takashi as Nagatsuki Yoru Ono Kensho as Kannaduki Iku Kimura Ryouhei as Shimotsuki Shun

Soara:

Chiharu Sawashiro as Nozomu Nanase Makoto Furukawa as Sōshi Kagurazaka Taishi Murata as Ren Munakata Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Sora Ōhara Yuuki Ono as Morihito Arihara

SolidS:

Natsuki Hanae as Rikka Sera Sōma Saitō as Tsubasa Okui Takuya Eguchi as Shiki Takamura Yuichiro Umehara as Dai Murase

QUELL:

Kōtarō Nishiyama as Eichi Horimiya Sho Nogami as Ichiru Kuga Shugo Nakamura as Issei Kuga Shunsuke Takeuchi as Shu Izumi

Growth:

oshitaka Yamaya as Kensuke Yaegashi Daiki Yamashita as Ryōta Sakuraba Junta Terashima as Mamoru Fujimura Shun'ichi Toki as Kōki Etō

The Wizard Of Twins (Futago no Mahoutsukai ) Lico & Gli

Hirakawa Daisuke as Bisu Jr. Shimazaki Nobunaga as Gli Hidenori Takahashi as Dia Kaito Ishikawa as Lise Atsushi Tamaru as Stein Minase Inori as Lico

Tsukicro’s /Tsukikura (ALTAIR THEATER) : Rigel Regulus Sargas

Dynamic Chord:

http://www.honeybee-cd.com/dynamic/artist/index.html

KYOSHO: Showtaro Morikubo como Yorito Kisaka (voz) Shinnosuke Tachibana como Tokiharu Hanabusa (guitarra) Kaito Ishikawa como Yuu Kuroya (bajo) Taku Yashiro como Shinomune Sumiya (batería)

LIAR-S: Takuma Terashima como Sakura Hinoyama (guitarra y voz) Nobuhiko Okamoto como Chiya Suzuno (guitarra) Tetsuya Kakihara como Seri Yuisaki (batería) Souma Saitou como Soutarou Haruna (bajo)

Apple-polisher: Shouta Aoi como Narumi “NaL” Amagi (voz) Takahiro Sakurai como Yuusei “Toi” Atoishi (batería) Yoshiki Nakajima como Yuki “UK” Aoi (guitarra) Yuichiro Umehara como Shinobi “Kuro” Kurosawa (bajo)

Rēve parfait: Takuya Eguchi como Reon “King” Kashii (voz) Ryohei Kimura como Tsumugi “Bishop” Momose (bajo) Kousuke Toriumi como Kuon “Rook” Tsukinohara (guitarra) Yuuya Hirose como Aki “Knight” Kashii (batería)

IDOLISH:

http://idolish7.com/unit/

Idolish7

Toshiki Masuda as Iori Izumi Yusuke Shirai as Yamato Nikaidō Tsubasa Yonaga as Mitsuki Izumi KENN as Tamaki Yotsuba Atsushi Abe as Sōgo Ōsaka Takuya Eguchi as Nagi Rokuya Kensho Ono as Riku Nanase

Trigger:

Wataru Hatano as Gaku Yaotome Sōma Saitō as Ten Kujō Takuya Satō as Ryūnosuke Tsunashi

ZOOL:

Hirose Yuuya as Haruka Isumi Kimura Subaru as Touma Inumaru Nishiyama koutarou as Minami Natsume Kondo Takashi as Torao Mido

RE:VALE

Tachibana Shinnosuke as Yuki Hoshi Soichiro as Momo

Starevo:

http://starevo.jp/unit/

Pura net Ootori Kei: Okuyama Keito Kushiro Jun: Yano Shougo Kozuka Rin: Nagatsuka Takuma Suzume Chiaki: Ichikawa Taichi

4+U Shirokita Noel: Nakada Yuuya Saotome Seia: Tamaru Atsushi Tenma Kaito: Yashiro Taku Tsurugi Mio: Furukawa Makoto

Judgement Sumishiro Yuki: Terashima Junta Yagasaki Akira: Uchida Yuma Tendou Nozomi: Shirai Yusuke Asahina Senya: Nishiyama Kotaro

Niko*Ichi Namiki Tera: Tokutake Tatsuya Namiki Giga: Fukamachi Toshinari

Luna Lore Kanno Takuto: Ikuta Youji Harima Rito: Chiba Shoya Mikekado Shiita: Yamaya Yoshitaka

Glorious Hanabusa Mizuki: Sasa Tsubasa Hashizume Rudolf: Ookawa Genki Shidou Hayate: Zaima Kenta

Petit March Uomi Ai: Abe Daiki Ooguma Hitoshi: Yonai Yuuki Yagi Kanata: Fudemura Eishin

Mobius: (cast:unknow)

7colors:

https://dream.voltage.co.jp/anidol/character/

Yuto Suzuki Taku Yashiro Junta Terashima Yamaya Yoshitaka Yusuke Shirai Shunichi Toki Junya Enoki

Clarity: Tasuku Hatanaka Shunsuke Takeuchi Masatomo Nakazawa Shuuta Morishima

Bproject:

http://bpro-official.com/music/

Killer King‎: Koutaro Nishiyama:  Terami Tsu Taku Yashiro: Terami Haruhi Shouya Chiba:  Fudo Akane Takuya Eguchi:  Shingaris Miroku

Kitakore‎: Ashuu Yuuta:Hanae Natsuki Kaneshiro Goushi :Toyonaga Toshiyuki Aizome Kento:Kato Kazuki

Moons‎:   Yuuto Uemura as Masunaga Kazuna Tetsuya Kakihara as Onzai Momotaro Genki Okawa as Nome Tatsuhiro Toshiki Masuda as Sakimura Mikado

Thrive‎: Korekuni Ryuuji:Kishio Daisuke Kitakado Tomohisa:Ono Daisuke

I-CHUU:

https://www.i-chu.jp/unit/

F∞F: KENN Toyonaga Toshiyuki Iguchi Yūichi  

Twinkle Bell: Morikubo Showtaro Kondō Takashi

I♥B: Hanae Natsuki Masuda Toshiki   Yuuichirou Umehara Nakanishi Naoya Junya Enoki

POP'N STAR: Murase Ayumu   Amasaki Kouhei   Yamamoto Kazutomi

Lancelot: Maeno Tomoaki Shirai Yuusuke Uchida Yuuma

RE:BERSERK: Shimono Hiro Shimozuma Yoshiyuki Kakihara Tetsuya

Tenjyou Tenge: Saito Soma Kimura Ryouhei Ono Yuuki Minegishi Kei

ArS: Hirakawa Daisuke Matsuoka Yoshitsugu Kagura Hiroyuki Atsushi Tamaru Yachi Katsufumi Roa Kenji

Alchemist: Nishiyama Kōtarō Takumi Yasuaki Kobayashi Yuusuke

Dream Festival:

http://www.dream-fes.com/cd/

Ace: Asuma Ogasawara: Tatsuhisa Suzuki Eiji Katsuragi: Junji Majima Chikage Saotome: Atsushi Abe

Sankishi: Haruto Mikami: Toshiyuki Morikawa Makoto Susa: Fumihiko Tachiki Ikka Saotome: Hikaru Midorikawa

Dear Dream: Takuya Mizoguchi   Soma Ishihara   Kentaro Tomita   Masaki Ōta Kaoru Masaki

KUROFUNE: Kimito Totani Hideaki Kabumoto

Pitagoras Production:

http://marginal4.net/artist/

Marginal 4: L Nomura  by KENN Atom Kirihara  by Toshiki Masuda Rui Aiba  by Naozumi Takahashi R Nomura  by Yuuto Suzuki

Unicorn jr: Shouta Aoi as Tsubasa Shindō Chiharu Sawashiro as Alto TakimaruToshiyuki Someya as Teruma Nakama

Lagrange point: Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Shy Makishima   Genki Okawa as Kira Himuro

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Recomendacion del dia: NHK ni Yōkoso! Tatsuhiro Satō, un ex-universitario entrando en su 4º año de aislamiento. Lleva una vida totalmente reclusiva como hikikomori, donde llega a la conclusión extraña que tiene que ver con una conspiración. Un día conoce a Misaki Nakahara, una misteriosa chica que quiere intentar curar de su problema reclusivo, le presenta un contrato, en el que cada día deben encontrarse en el parque por la noche, donde Misaki le leerá libros, propuestas, métodos, etc., para así intentar que desista de su estilo de vida...#anime #hikikomori #psicoterapia https://www.instagram.com/p/BqjGu7vhpRS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1jpz4z6z8auim

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Welcome to the N.H.K Vol 3

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Frightened of my futureless life, scared by my foolish anxieties, unable to see ahead and aiming nowhere, I continued ceaselessly living my ridiculously idiotic life. I was beset on all sides by invisible worries. So, I shut myself in and slept. I slept until sleep exhausted me. Spring passed, summer ended, fall came, and then winter arrived. Then, it turned into another gentle spring.

Tatsuhiko Takimoto

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Welcome to the NHK FNAR Review #70:

           Tatsuhiro Sato is at a critical low point in his life. He dropped out of college soon after entering and has been living the four years since then living in a small apartment and pretty much staying in that apartment. Sato is a hikikomori, someone who stays inside pretty much all the time and doesn't go to school, work or interact with people at all for the most part. He soon sees a small burst of hope through his murky self imprisonment when a girl, Misaki Nakahara comes knocking on his door accompanied by her aunt. Misaki ends up binding Sato into a contract to help him cure his hikikomori disease and eventually two other social misfits, Kaoru Yamazaki and Hitmoi Kashiwa become a part of Sato's life again (since he knew them from before being a hikikomori). The story follows these young and desperate individuals as they simply try to function the best they can. 

          Welcome to the NHK was an anime that I've heard a lot about in the past. The reviews were sort of mixed but with an obvious majority claiming that the series was one of quality and some praising it as a masterwork that can't be missed. Many times I've heard it be called overrated and even just plain garbage now and again. Fortunately, this series pretty much what I'd hoped it to be. The comedy was comical, the emotions were emotional and the tone could flip from lighthearted to heartbreaking at a moments notice without coming off as forced or unjustly abrupt. This was the first show to have me laugh out loud in significant while also being able to make me audibly yell "What the fuck?!" in devestation at the screen when the show decided to take the dramatic route. The characters were easy to attach to and likeable as hell. Even if what was happening to the characters wasn't exactly a normal situation, it wasn't hard to relate to them and whatever feelings they were having, whether that be laughter, hopelessness, shyness, joy, or the sense that one simply doesn't belong. This anime would be entirely impossible if these characters weren't as engaging as they were. Their struggles throughout the story maintained my interest and instead of having one stupid comic relief characters, each was funny in their own way and the viewer is still able to care about them. The animation for Welcome to the NHK is sort of mixed. It looks truly good sometimes but then at random points, it would seem like the animators forgot how a human body worked or how features are shaped. Not only was it distracting but it was also annoying. Other than those few times though, the animation and art was really good and starting to creep up on being able to be called beautiful. The music for the series was really fitting without sounding overused, generic or emotionless. One big problem I have with comedy in anime is that when some outrageous sequence is happening, a lot of shows have this same sort of fast tempo tuba blowing music and it just gets annoying. NHK didn't have that and it was seriously a relief when the comedy of the show wasn't all the same stereotypical gag humour and actually was able to subtle, dark and actually fucking funny. It'd be nice if more shows approached comedy this way.

          Welcome to the NHK was an overwhelmingly good experience even thought the show itself isn't all too positive with its themes and messages. It's a good story about interesting people as they try to make their way through arguably one of the most difficult times in anyone's life, never mind people who have all these extra issues going on. It feels like an real story even many of the events seem highly improbable and I think that it's thanks to the human aspect of the characters presented. I am able to give Welcome to the NHK an 8.25/10 and I definitely recommend watching it. And I do know that it is available to watch on Netflix or you can buy it like I did for around $15 which doesn't really hurt your wallet all that bad unless you're a hikikomori. 

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Welcome to the N.H.K Vol 6

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Tatsuhiro playing all those gal games is how I feel when I play Harvest Moon or Rune Factory. ;~;