Review of Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku

Last season it was net juu susume and this season its wotakoi. This feels amazing. When the main characters of a slice of life anime are adults, it would definitely be a good watch. Wotakoi does not disappoint. It is the best. We as anime watchers or gamer or cos-players or as manga readers are thrilled when there is an anime that focuses on our plight as who we are and what we like. Wotakoi is about two pairs of otaku couples who are slowly easing into a relationship when they already have common grounds. It makes us wonder what it is like when twoppl strike up a conversation that both of them are comfortable with especially when the topic is familiar to them.
The character line up is fantastic. There are narumi and Hanako who are both fujoishi and they battle out ships the way way we yaoi fans do. Then there are kabakura and hirotaka, the cute redhead who loves his manga and anime as much as the megane who cant stay away from his gaming console. There is also the extremely adorable naoya and his potential tomboy partner.
Every episode is blush worthy. I love the kabakura-hinako couple more than hirotaka-narumi. The former is steadier with a long history while the latter is fumbling with their relationship goals. It is frustrating that hirotaka-narumi pair takes forever to make a move and we still dont see them kiss. That one time between kabakura and hinako is all we get. Nevertheless its is adorable whether its narumi cooking for hirotaka or them going on a date and ending up taking about otaku stuff or even the constant banter of hinako and kabakura. I cant get enough of the 11 episodes.
Most importanytly it is great to crush on cute but grownup guys.