Introduction
True love never dies—even when it is between a human and a near-immortal youkai. Thankfully, fox spirit youkai have discovered a solution which allows a human to be reincarnated, and with the services of a Fox Spirit Matchmaker, eventually recall memories of their past life, so they can begin anew with their beloved youkai.
Enter Bai Yuechu—a powerful human Taoist who desires freedom from the ruling Yi Qi Dao League—and Tushan Susu, a small and innocent fox spirit who dreams of becoming a renowned matchmaker, despite her reputation as a colossal screw-up. After Susu literally falls through the roof and into his life, Yuechu gets dragged into helping her bring together two separated lovers: prince Fan Yun Fei and his reincarnated lover, Li Xueyang. However, not everyone wants them to be reunited, including Xueyang herself. Thrown together by fate, Yuechu and Susu will discover who they truly are... and who they used to be.
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Audience reviews
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Khashishi
I want to rate this 9 because I love this so much, but I don't think it's honest to give it more than a 7. It's tough because the good parts are so good, but the amount of random bs outnumbers the number of good parts.
The anime jumps back and forth between the present, where the main characters try to reunite reincarnated lovers, mostly by restoring their memories of past lives; and the past, which shows the original love story. For the most part, the present has all the main characters thrown together into a giant melee where everyone randomly fights each other for the weakest of reasons. It's absurd, and silly, and doesn't make logical sense. The story starts in the present, and the characters are all fighting before we know anything about the motivations or affiliations of any charact…
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For someone who has seen a lot of romance genre anime after reading the synopsis I have taken an interest of how they express their romantic comedy story. Rather than focusing romance on the main characters Bai Yue Chu and Tu Shan Su Su that role has shifted to another pair. Moreover, said pair is the actual main focus of the story of this season and our two main leads have taken the role as the matchmakers for this pair. For those who have watched Your Name (the movie) would be familiar with the term’s red-string of fate or destined lovers and this anime takes this concept to a higher level i.e. making it a service. Some might view this to be a weird idea to make something like destiny/ fate to be used as a business ploy, but it makes sense considering the pairs used for this series are g…
Read at the sourceOparu_no_hi
Anime is concept and art is very good.In Chinese version is anime has lot of concept is removed
So i would recommend to go https://anilist.co/anime/98976/Enmusubi-no-Youkochan/
I same as this anime .i different is it in Japanese with sub.
If you really have enough time, and really want to watch an anime true to its genre I recommend this anime for you. Even though as I said, I agree with some comments with the pacing of the story, but in the end, it was really worth my time watching. If you want to dwell into an anime with human emotions, relationships and touch, this is a great anime for you.
Read at the sourceSoraArato
I assume this anime is the best chinese anime up to this point.
For people who have not watched or dropped after a few first episodes, I strong advice you to keep watching this anime.
This anime is mainly about true love that keeps reincarnating in the following life. The first three episodes might be a bit hard to understand as the story goes quite fast and doesn't got straight to the point. But don't worry about that, it's still enjoyable and you'll understand the whole thing later (believe me)
If you don't watch this anime, it will be indeed unfortunate for you because this anime
contains the best of best character I have ever seen in the chinese anime industry. It is impossible for chinese anime at this moment to take over Japan, however in the future we don't know what's gonna hap…
Read at the sourceJyzal
This review will cover both season 1-4 of the Chinese release and the two cour Japanese release. The ratings are given to the Chinese version.
Let me first post here the correspondence between the Chinese seasons and the Japanese episode numbers. It can cause confusion since one Japanese episode roughly covers two Chinese episodes with some removed scenes and added fillers.
Season 1: Sand Fox arc
Chinese episode 1-13, Japanese episode 1-6
Season 2: Wangquan Fugui (Ohken Fuuki) arc
Chinese episode 14-27, Japanese episode 7-13.5
Season 3: Yue Hong (Gessho and Koko) arc
Chinese episode 28-40, Japanese episode 13.5-20 Season 4: Beishan Yaodi (North Mountain Emperor) arc
Chinese episode 41-48, Japanese episode 21-24
Season 5: Qian Yan (Thousand Faces) arc
Chinese episode 49-63
Season 6: Nan…
Read at the sourceSirHenryMOFO
To start off, I don't really watch Japanese Anime but I am a huge fan of Chinese Cartoons. So my standards are based on the Chinese Animation scene rather than anime as a whole. Fox Spirit Matchmaker is one of the few shows that I make time for in my busy schedule and I wait for updates religiously(currently watched up to episode 51).
Story: 10
The plot revolve around a group of Fox Spirits that are tasked to bringing couple who have pledge their loves to each other back together in their current lives. Each arc/season has a different couple that is focused on.
It does start off slow in the beginning when you are dropped in and have to get acquainted with the settings and all the characters. But after you orient yourself with 5 episodes, things pick up and it gets worth it. I'm not going…
Read at the sourceHikatcat
There are actually 48 episodes, 2 movies (about ep 1 - 28) and a combine ep for this anime (29 - 48).
The first 13 ep are just introducing how things work and stuff, and it get even better afterwards.
I am Chinese, so I watch it in the original site bilibili and be able to understand it fully (including some of those chinese jokes).
This is an amazing anime, and I totally recommend it, I cried multiple times so prepare tissues if you cry as easy as I do.
The anime gets better from ep 14 but ep 1- 13 are important as well because they tell you what is actually happening.
The story is actually a lot deeper than what it shows you from the first few episodes :)
and all the characters are amazingggggg!!
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Going to start off talking about how good the Chinese anime is. The idea that humans and yokai can have eternal love since humans die is an amazing concept.
I'm not sure whether the subtitles were proper on the ones I watched so I'm trying to explain it as best as I can. The one sided romance with Dongfang and Honghong
was very entertaining and powerfully emotional. He tried his hardest to make her love him for who he was and even if she didn't he planned to save the place she loved.
Funny enough I feel that Rongrong really tried to let Dongfang get close just to see what would happen. It also became aware to me that she was very mature and sneaky so
to speak. With the flow of the anime showing past and present it can get confusing but with each episode I watched previous episodes started…
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Plot/Pacing: B+
Frankly the plot is quite messy and chaotic, especially at the beginning--there's too much going on and at too fast a pace, and you'd probably struggle to read the subs and make sense of things. However the situation should improve by the 3rd episode, and as the series progresses, a plot gradually forms and steadily gains coherence. By the end of the 13th episode, you'd have your happy ending all nice and wrapped up. Bonus points for consistently making me chuckle, as well as having a slightly different flavour of fantasy (Chinese as opposed to Japanese or European) compared to the norm.
Seiyu/Sound: A
Chinese voice actors are virtually unknown, but I'm actually pretty impressed with the casting here. Not only do they have nice-sounding voices, their acting is pretty spot-…
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Love that lasts generations and lovers who are reincarnated with the hope of rekindling their love this is what I believe sums up this anime.
Story (10/10) I'll write a quick personal synopsis as the synopsis provided tells you nothing about the anime. This anime is about fox spirit matchmakers who are tasked with aiding couples who have made a pledge in front of a special tree to fall in love again in their next lives. What I believe makes the story so great is how they slowly develop the feelings that the couples had for each other allowing the viewer to truly understand how they fell in love.
Art (10/10) I'm not much of an art person I either like or it I don't I liked this art so I gave it a 10.
Sound (10/10) This anime had very suitable sounding ed unfortunately I don't understand…
Read at the sourceIdiotproofninja
Since I'm one of the few people on this site that has watched all the latest episodes at least until Episode 22.
I'll break my rules and review this show.I'll amend my review once the series is over.
The show has a slow start and takes its time introducing it's characters.
It mixes comedy with serious moments and I love it for that.
I was originally just going to do my usual. I liked the show review since I hate giving anything away. But I'll say this instead. I love the two main couples.
Ecchi moments happen sparingly so if you are looking for that. This won't satisfy you.
There are plenty of female characters, but this show isn't about HAREMS and instead it's about true love between COUPLES.
Sidenote: I had to watch most episodes of this show at least 3-4 times in the past month.…
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