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Introduction
Jun is a very intelligent little girl who spends her time arranging all kinds of inventions. It goes until creating two small robots, Kichinosuke and Yukinojo, who become her best friends. Because of her intelligence, Jun gets into college at a young age and she meets and falls in love with a boy from her class who's called Zero. Zero is interested in motorbikes and not in school and is accustomed to not attending the courses. He got delayed in his schooling and thus is found much older than the other students and is there for humiliated for it. On the other hand Jun is way too young and little to be in college and is made fun of. Thanks to their common passion for mechanics, Zero will sympathize with Jun and will agree to dine with her in Harbor, the restaurant where Jun's parents live. This is long series of fun adventures and arguments that little Jun will make to allure her charming prince, who's twice older than her.
(Source: ANN)
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.77/10 · 568
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Audience reviews
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HeavensBlade13
Jun is a fun episodic comedy with fairly interesting main characters that, unlike many shows in the genre of this time, manages to fit in some satisfying overarching character development. Nothing stands out as super excellent, but it was a solid comedy.
The story actually takes place in middle school, not college. The premise as written seems like it could be creepy, but I think the show handles the dynamic between Jun and Zero well since the pining is basically just from Jun's side. The series is episodic, but there are a few overarching stories, and over time Zero and Jun grow to understand each other and grow up as people. Also, some plot occurrences change the status quo, which was great because the early-middle section of the show was getting stale since characters can't go anywhere…
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