The backgrounds looked superb, the character interplay felt natural, and the little animated news-preview insert was a cool, unique touch that kept me engaged. Unfortunately, the characters themselves were only serviceable, and the final minutes destroyed the experience for me with yet another ya...

The pleasant, well-detailed art and the comfortable chemistry between the dual-personality Kuneida and gruff-but-kind Tsuzuki make this mistaken-identity BL a cute, if familiar, watch. Viewers who prefer gentler endings like those in Given or Umibe no Étranger may bristle at the conclusion, and t...

This light novel adaptation proves surprisingly enjoyable with a likeable, funny protagonist and an accessible story that hooks viewers immediately. The 50-minute runtime hits the sweet spot, delivering crisp production values without overstaying its welcome, though the final scene feels weird an...

I liked this movie fine. Kunieda's character was cool. Tsuzuki's character was kind of lackluster with a couple good moments. I was excited to see the two start a relationship until THAT scene. Tsuzuki lost all respect I had for him previously during that scene. I liked the art style and the char...

I really enjoyed it, I'm not to see yaoi but it wasn't that bad, overall the story gave me laughter and more (spoiler) when they had s3x at the end. It's a bit silly from my point of view, I'm not saying it's bad just that it's like it's not the big thing. I don't understand the characters well, ...

The first 45 minutes deliver an enjoyable if clichéd romance with well-executed snarky commentary from the shoulder personality. However, the final scene crosses a serious line by portraying a non-consensual advance that would be universally condemned if the genders were reversed, perpetuating ha...

The rapid intercut scene between camera and mask briefly captures the hero’s split-persona struggle better than most shoujo entries, and the identity mystery is marginally less transparent than usual. Yet the story still lands in stereotypical shoujo/BL territory and can’t sustain that early tens...

The hidden-identity premise, polished art, and catchy music make this short yaoi film an enjoyable ride, and the dark-haired lead is easy on the eyes. Still, the surgical-mask gimmick feels unsettling post-COVID, and the final five minutes are so off-the-rails they nearly tank the whole experienc...

The only positives are decent art and characters that avoid typical BL stereotypes. Everything else is unbearable: an insufferable protagonist, a boring love interest with no personality, indistinguishable designs, and a script so dull I couldn't stay awake. I gave up before halfway, disgusted to...

The art style and animation mesh beautifully, giving the film a visually appealing surface, but the characters never gain real depth. A non-consensual sex scene feels gratuitous and unacceptable, sinking the whole experience and forcing me to drop my rating. In the end, I come away disappointed: ...

I absolutely adored this anime for its fun, emotionally resonant story, lovable characters, and rare willingness to show explicit gay intimacy, even giving me butterflies and a deep personal connection to its theme of hiding your true self. Yet the final three minutes ruined much of that goodwill...