Audience reviews
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AkatsukiYun
Midori day's is a Kafkaesque surreal masterpiece. I give this show a 10/10. It follows the same plot as Kafka's metamorphosis, except with a beautiful romantic twist. Don't listen to ANY OF THE HATERS. They don't know true love. Seiji and Midori show the truest of loves. If you disagree you are brainwashed and have to seek immediate counseling and therapy. The show is a perfect mix between comedy and romance. The show has aged like fine wine. So what if the premise is a little weird, girl on guys arm but if you think about a lot of things that we think are epic and cool are weird when you think about them. I bet the idea of going to a grocery store to buy all your food would sound crazy and deranged from a caveman view point. The caveman don't know no better. The haters of this show don't…
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Gives new meaning to the term "hand job."
The art work here is no better than meh, and drops to yuck as the series progresses. The animation is never much good, but it gets horrendous in some of the middle episodes. About as cheaply done as they could get away with.
The character designs are laughable, and not because they are meant to be comedic. Midori at least starts out amusing, but the writers pound her into the ground in a hurry. The MC comes off as a total putz. I kept hoping the local delinquents would catch him and kick his ass for good.
Is there a story here? If so, it's so poorly written as to be undetectable. The writers keep hitting on their gimmick so often, this goes from boring to annoying to downright offensive before the torture ends.
The VA for Midori did a pretty…
Read at the sourceMidniteAndBeyond
So when I was finally putting everything on my to-watch list instead of trying to just memorize all the shows I've wanted to watch over the years, this stinkin fever dream of a show arose from the deepest, darkest part of my memory banks and I was like "OHHHHHH GOOOOOOOD, I FORGOT ALL ABOUT THIS!" But now that I remembered, there was no way I would ever forget. Which means I HAD to put it on the list and watch it at some point. I've known about this show from my early anime days since it kept popping up in my YouTube recommendations. Ya know, back when people would just upload entire shows in 360p and slice each episode into 3 parts to accommodate for the 11 minute time limit YouTube had back then? Good times... ANYWAY! MIDORI DAYS! Surprise surprise, it's a very stupid show. But it manage…
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My Right Hand becomes my Girl Friend(?)
If any of u are here after seeing a clip where the male Lead is on rejection streak and thought that maybe he is just a chill guy who made a hand puppet for fun , u are sooo wrong (prolly no one but me thought this but this is not a porblem at all)
The 1st episode was rather interesting , weird but felt promising. The main lead takes a rather smart approach and tries his best to solve this new inconvenience. But for some reason things didnt went as they shldve and the plot was extended to 13 ep!
Nothing really progressive happens until a childhood friend of the female lead is introduced.. basically its just 2+last 4ep,
Even if u skip the the middle episodes it wouldn't effect the way u might view the story. One might argue that the we could miss…
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"Midori Days" aka Masturbation Joke The Anime.
His right hand becomes his girlfriend.
Seiji Sawamura is the toughest guy in school. He's so strong people say his right hand is that of a demon.
But although Seiji wins all his physical battles, the one battle he cant win is the battle of love.
As hard as he tries he cant get girls to be his girlfriend.
One day Seiji wakes up to find his hand is now a cute little girl Midori who has always had a crush on him.
So now Seiji has to try and live his days with a doll-sized girl for a hand.
He must try his best to keep it a secret while at the same time still being targeted by the delinquents in town.
Its a cute and funny anime.
Unfortunately apart from hijinks not much of significance happens throughout the episodes.
The early and last episod…
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I really enjoyed this anime! I never knew an anime existed where it was quite short, but it fills all the boxes with confidence. Not only are there 13 episodes, but there are also not many characters to focus on (probably less than 10 main characters), but that's why it's so good in a way. There's laughs, few emotional moments, and a small but necessary variation of adventures.
There's no main enemy as well which is refreshing, just a story of love development mixed with comedy, and sometimes that's all you need. Pretty much every anime I've seen has a final boss where the episodes slowly build up to that, or a troublemaker that is sometimes just created to overcome for the sake of it. There are also sometimes a bunch of characters slapped in for the sake of it too, but this anime has on…
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So, "Midori no Hibi" or "Midori Days" (I guess it could also mean 'Green Days' as well seeing as Midori means Green, but that's a different matter) is definitely one of the more interesting anime that's come out. Basically, it's a rom-com about a delinquent named Seiji Sawamura who's inability to find a girlfriend leads him to wake up one day with a girl named Midori Kasugano, a girl who has secretly had a crush on Seiji for 3 years and wishing she could be by his side, on his right hand. The anime starts out with them trying to get Midori back to her body, then the two of them deal with daily antics with having a girl for a right hand, then back to trying to get her to go back and what happens afterwards. So yeah, basically the synopsis is pretty accurate but be warned that it's not heavy…
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At first glance, the premise of Midori Days may seem bizarre—a high school student with his right hand replaced by a girl—but don't let that put you off. It's actually one of the most underrated anime series out there. I was pleasantly surprised by how funny it is. The humor is right up there with Konosuba, which is saying something.
Moreover, Midori Days excels not only in humor but also in its character development. Seeing Seiji grow through his bond with Midori is really satisfying, and while, Midori Days' heartfelt moments might not be as impactful as other romantic comedies like Kaguya-Sama: Love Is War. Its humor surpasses that of any other romantic comedy I've seen, making it a more memorable watch.
Don't let its 7.23 rating dissuade you from watching this show—it's only 13 episo…
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Midori no Hibi may initially appear unconventional, introducing a rather strange premise, but as the series unfolds, it adheres closely to the conventions of typical romance anime. While the show heavily relies on comedic moments, they grow increasingly repetitive and exhausting towards the series' conclusion. Character development follows a standard trajectory within the genre, offering little deviation, ultimately leading the characters back to where they began (which is not very satisfying) . Although there are occasional scenes featuring high-quality animation, the majority of the series remains rather average in terms of visual appeal. The biggest flaw of Midori no Hibi lies in its conventional nature, relying on a gimmick to stand out, yet ultimately failing to do so. While the serie…
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Anime was hella mid BUT my man the cat got some pussycat at the end so therefore its a 10/10. Pissed that the hand turned into a woman, kinda cringe ngl. This show has tits, and a lot of them. Every SINGLE main woman character has her boobies out at some point, defo a plus of watching it. The art direction in the show is actually good, and a lot of the scenery is actually really nice to look at. Lots of backgrounds for where the characters interact are nice and vivid, and look like they had a lot of care put into them. The main thing with the characters in all seriousness tend to be pretty forgettable, I genuinely forgot half the characters names besides the main man Seji with the hand woman. Kinda boring characters in general, but the cat is the best side character ever created within the…
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Midori days is one of the most underrated anime.
Its one of the most beautiful and enjoyable anime I have ever watched.
The plot of the anime is that the main character Seiji Sawamura is a highschool delinquent who has no luck with girls and one day he wakes up to find his right hand turned into a cute girl named Midori. The story begins from there to a 13 episodes short journey and I loved this anime so much, it is definitely one of the best rom com anime out there.
I loved this anime and i will definitely recommend everyone to give it a try:)
Read at the sourceDontReadPls
What is this anime?
Synopsis explains it well. Boy's hand is now a girl. This is about their relationship.
Did I like it?
It was enjoyable. With the synopsis you'd think this would be a ridiculous, stupid show. And it is. It has the type of comedy you'd expect from a 2004 anime. But its enjoyable, and it has a running story which keeps you engaged. How will they get along? Will he ever get his hand back? My god... what does he do when he poops? WHICH HAND DOES HE WIPE WITH!?!? Some of those questions are answered in the series.
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This will just be a short, spoiler free review.
The concept of this anime was so hilariously strange that I just had to watch it, and I'm glad I did, because it was really enjoyable and fun! It was very wholesome and sweet, and rather funny too, I got quite a few laughs out of it.
To sum it up, I'd say this anime has good pacing, with interesting characters, lots of humour and an overall "feel good" vibe. So don't be fooled by the silly concept, because it's way too good to pass up!
The only complaint I have - and it's actually rather small - I'd wish for a slightly different ending. Don't get me wrong, the ending was still satisfying, but if I could choose I would have changed it a bit. But again, it's just a small complaint, not a big deal.
So if you enjoy wholesome quirky stories, g…
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I have just finished binge watching Midori Days. At first when I saw the thumbnail of this 2004 anime on crunchyroll,I wasn't thinking much about it.I was bored as hell that night,so I decided to read up on the description for the anime.Delinquents?Cute girls?Unexplained phenomena?"Wow",I thought to myself."Sounds really cool" I started the anime up,and in one binge,it was over. By the time the first episode was concluded,I was absolutely hooked.You see,I was just gonna watch an episode or two,but I got a really invested in the story,especially so near the end of it. The soundtrack was pretty good,and the art and animation was defiantly my kinda thing. I've been watching all of this new anime,and to see Midori Days have such a refreshing style was so awesome.I highly recommend this anime t…
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Based on the shounen manga series from Kazurou Inoue, Midori Days is a romantic comedy with the rather unusual premise of teen delinquent Seiji Sawamura finding a miniature size version of Midori Kasugano, a high school girl with a crush on him and original body being in a coma, becoming attached to his right hand. The two find themselves having to learn to adjust to their unique circumstances with Seiji not having his regular hand to use for fights and having a girl residing in his household while being where his right hand would be.
Midori Days largely gets by on its humor concerning Midori and Seiji’s unique situation, and the rather colorful supporting characters they interact with throughout the series. I’ll admit the humor did have its moments it got to me as Midori possessing Seiji…
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I thought this anime would have been like many others.
You know, the common drama series with a gimmick thrown in there just to differentiate from the others in the scene.
However, while it DOES make use of many cliches and common tropes to carry the narrative on, this series manages to use them in a fresh and entertaining way.
Despite the over-used dynamics and archetypes, I believe the characters are a huge selling point of this show.
The graphics are obviously outdated, yet it seems like Midori and the others are more alive than many others from more recent works.
The chemistry between the cast members is on-point and it naturally spawns comedic bits which could cure anyone's depression.
While this being fiction, the characters clearly aren't.
They show and feel complex emotions and…
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You can buck-head don't have to find this review helpful or anything: I'm making this review because it was one of the gateway animes for me since I was already into some weird stuff back then (because I liked Doctor Who and the old blocky game where you mine and craft).
During my younger years, I caught a classmate watching this anime in the library while class was going. This is one of the last thing you would find people do, and I've seen students watch all kinds of things (even blasting it and getting kicked out). This person had the genius in their brain to have headphones on and not doing the assignment given to them (literally giving all the supposed reasons that they're doing it just to be conniving about it).
A classic madlad in my take.
With that aside, that's the kind of sh…
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i watched midori days because it showed up in one of the MAL "best romance anime" lists and the author drew a comparison to kiseijuu, which was pretty competently made if incredibly fucking boring. so since this show is short and has some nudity in it i decided to try it out.
story - 2. it's a sex comedy with weird supernatural elements. nothing in midori days really seems to symbolize anything. midori just doesn't really like being at home and she wants to spend time with seiji instead. my guess is that this premise is the author's weird kink.
in one early scene, seiji goes to visit midori's (real) unconscious body. he tries to reunite the two of them by shoving hand midori's face into real midori's breast (for some reason she's completely nude in bed????), then midori's mother comes in…
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Why do we all want to watch Midori no Hibi? The answer is really simple. We're all curious where it's gonna go with this "dude's right hand turns into a cute girl" plotline.
Well, I'm here to tell you they went the boring route.
It's not that surprising - was Midori no Hibi (Midori Days) going to be 13 episodes of jokes about what men think of their right hand? Of course not, and behind that silly concepts lies a basic anime.
The story doesn't make much- what am I saying? It doesn't make any sense. Midori no Hibi is somehow a show about romance, handled in the most annoying way possible.
How many times have I found myself asking why? Why does Midori like the protagonist, Seiji, to begin with, when the only reason she knows he exists is that he takes the train on the platform opposite…
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Midori no Hibi is a story about a delinquent famous for his killer right hook from constantly getting into fights that wakes up one day to find that his hand has turned into an affectionate miniature girl that has apparently had a crush on him for nearly three years. They try to go about life hiding that this happened to them and get into antics whether it's the heroine being mistaken for a doll, the heroine trying to thwart other love interests, and the hero getting into fights without the ability to use his hand.
It's a weird premise and I thought with the ecchi tag that it would just be a really disturbing allegory for masturbation but I was pleasantly surprised at how innocent and playful Midori no Hibi can be. If it weren't for the higher rating I'm not sure if I would have given thi…
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