Review of Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku

Wotakoi tries it best to cater to an audience still too in love with anime but are too busy with their 9-5 jobs. As the setting of the Anime, so is for the people it caters to. As I had mentioned, Wotakoi is an anime best suited for people who're although still obviously avid fans of Anime but can't make too much time because the Adult world is unforgiving and scary and bills, and bills, and bills. When you've got too much time OUT of your hand, Wotakoi is good enough to serve as little servings to just ease in. It's an anime that doesn'tdemand a binge watch. And that's good. We've already too much to think about, in the end, an Anime is just a sweet escape that we all could need.

The romance here is not as spicy as a Romeo and Juliet but just a little pinch of sugar just enough to satisfy, so don't expect heart wrenching, tear jerking moments happening anytime in the show. In fact, admittedly, the romance between the two MC, felt rushed, but as intended, since, the show was not about the happy ending but about what comes after that confession.

What I do love about this anime is, forgive an old man for ranting, is that it reminds us that even Adults are still allowed a life outside their cubicles. That one can be a hardworking adult without giving too much of our lives away.

I have nothing technical to say about the Anime, since, for the most part, that's already been for me by the other critiques here. But heed my advice, take every review here with a grain of salt. You should be the one to judge your own enjoyment. We're nothing more than just MAL users like you here.