The series features top-notch, fluid animation and succeeds in evoking genuine emotion, particularly through the mature and well-developed character of Kanna. However, the story is entirely predictable, the background music is forgettable, and the main leads are frustratingly clueless and stagnan...

I enjoyed the lovable supporting cast, particularly the hilarious Remon, and appreciated the refreshing pacing of the romantic confessions throughout the series. However, the lackluster, boring plot and the deeply annoying, indecisive main heroine made the experience a disappointment. Ultimately,...

WARNING: This review is only from my point of view, although there are cons apologize if there is a pro thank you. There are many users who review "Ano natsu de matteru" gives the value of 8-10 and moreover much recommend this anime equivalent of "Ano hi Mita hana" which is an my favorite anime, ...

This anime, is annoying as f*ck and let me explain why. I had to do homework you hear me!? But noooo of course not, this anime just had to leave the best cliff hangers EVER and forced me to watch.... but truly, this was a great anime. It's hard really, to explain it, but it has that Toradora feel...

Waiting in the Summer (あの夏で待ってる Ano Natsu de Matteru) What I loved about this anime is the love story between all the characters and the friendship they all built in one summer of their life. Truly, it was a remarkable anime for me, I don’t know but there is something surprising in the story. To ...

The story is engaging and elevated by beautiful direction, great animation that shines during key moments, and an unobtrusive soundtrack. While the romantic triangle genre and the premise itself feel played out and potentially frustrating, the masterful execution makes for a truly great experienc...

*Ano Natsu de Matteru* excels through its warm, comfortable art style and a near-perfect sound design that masterfully evokes a universal sense of nostalgia. While the plot and character development are somewhat unremarkable and prone to melodramatic, trope-heavy reactions, the series’ excellent ...

The final two episodes offer a slight improvement, and Yamano Remon stands out as the only character with genuine personality and mystery. However, the series suffers from a lack of substantial story, excessive filler, and flat characters whose only focus is romance. Ultimately, this is a disappo...

Ano Natsu de Matteru excels through its deeply relatable characters and masterful emotional execution, keeping me on the edge of my seat despite the familiar premise. While the story lacks originality and remains predictable from the start, the creators handle the narrative progression with great...

Now, before I review, this is my favorite anime. So I might be a bit biased. The hidden gem, Ano Natsu de Matteru, otherwise known as "Waiting in the Summer" is a romantic slice of life with a hint of sci-fi. It’s about a group of friends that decide to create a movie over the summer time. I only...

Ano Natsu de Matteru excels with its realistic, well-paced story and distinctive, cute character designs that rival favorites like Angel Beats and Clannad. There are no notable flaws to report, as the drama is handled perfectly without the frustration of dragged-out misunderstandings. I highly re...

This anime is a masterpiece that subverts harem tropes with an unpredictable, heart-moving story, stunning creature designs, and deeply relatable character growth. While the sound mixing occasionally makes dialogue difficult to follow and the protagonist feels somewhat underwhelming, the overall ...

Story: 10/10 I'm not a super pessimistic critic, plus I really only watch animes that I'll know I'll somewhat enjoy. This anime was seriously one of the best I've watched though! The beginning left a sense of wonder, but it set up all the characters and who would probably eventually get together....

Story: 9/10 Ano Natsu pays tribute to the old novels (emphasis on Onegai! Sensei, which I have never seen) but has a bridge aspect between old and new styles. A not-so-well-developed, flamboyant, melodramatic story and a few things that don't appeal to everyone including the weird piece of scienc...

Relationships are strong bonds which will never be broken. Even at large distances, the strong bonds that were built will always be there. Ano Natsu de Matteru is an anime largely about relationships between high school friends. As they develop and change, the relationships get stronger, and the ...

-SPOILERS- My first review and its for this anime and i give it a 2 for dreadful because honestly watching this anime was a completely dreadful experience and i never want to go back to reliving it. I realized after watching this that it was the first anime i ever really hated with a passion. The...

This show is an odd one. While having some of the worst characters I've ever had the total pleasure of watching, I ended up rooting for ALL of them by the time the show rolled its credits. The characters don't have nearly any development, but thats not really the point of the show, its about love...

This series perfectly captures the essence of an ideal summer through its capable, non-stereotypical characters and an engaging, euphoric narrative. While the premise feels slightly contrived due to the common "alien comes to Earth" trope, the experience remains overwhelmingly positive and highly...

I did a bit of research before watching this anime and after finding out that this anime was directed by the same guy who directed "AnoHana: The Flower We Say That Day", I got excited. Too excited, perhaps because I thought this was going to be another drama. Turns out, it was another one of thos...

[This is NOT a SPOILER free review] Personally I really enjoyed the anime although I didn't quiet like the ending because it wasn't the way I expected it to be or simply it wasn't the way I wanted it to be. Generally speaking the anime consist of 12 episodes which really resembles the anime "Oneg...