Unlike the norm, the new anime The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses ( Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta ) premiered on Japanese television. As a result, the animation in the opening and episodes of the anime caught the attention of fans in a dubious way.
The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses Surprises Fans with Questionable Animation
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- I think the filters… The cinematics… It's all very exaggerated. They create some perspective shots that are horrifying, and many times the scenery seems to have no connection to the characters.
- They try to be a KioAni without having the conditions to do so.
- It's so different that it gave a bunch of guys (including me) a headache watching Handshakers or whatever the name of that thing is lol
- I even think it's interesting that they want to give their own face to the projects they do, but how it's done is simply bizarre...
- The design is good, I wish I could say the same about the anime which is quite irritating
- I just didn't like her hair very much, it moves a lot! But this animation is awesome!!!!
- I really liked the manga, I hope they don't mess up the anime
- It was possible to do something interesting but it turned into this
Therefore, the animation is all from the GoHands (Hand Shakers) with direction by Katsumasa Yokomine and script by Tamazo Yanagi.
Synopsis
A delightful romantic comedy about a boy who only has eyes for the girl who always forgets her glasses! With the new school year comes a new classroom, new classmates, and a new desk for the shy Komura. But any apprehension he might have felt quickly dissipates when he spots Mie, who sits next to him. With a habit of silently blurting out the most random things possible, the quirky Mie then wears thick glasses that accentuate her lovely eyes, making Komura's heart skip a beat! Unfortunately, Mie is pathologically forgetful and can never remember to bring her glasses to class! But all is not lost! Her squinty, evil face then makes Komura's heart race.
Koume Fujichika launched the manga Square Enix 's Gangan Joker magazine in November 2018.
Finally, tell us what you thought of the animation for The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses and if you found it questionable.
Source: Official Twitter and OtakusBR
