Semantic Error

Introduction

No matter how hard Chu Sangwoo tries to resist it, every part of his body wants to grab onto Jang Jaeyoung and never let go. With the spontaneous Jaeyoung by his side, Sangwoo learns that breaking free from his routine and acting on impulse is not always a bad thing. Perhaps submitting to his true feelings will bring him even closer to Jaeyoung, more than he could ever imagine. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 7.2/10 · 5135

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Audience reviews

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Deanaka

I certainly did not expect this much quality from a short story, wow. I honestly think this is as good as a short story can get, genuinely! When you think of short anime, you don't exactly expect something to be super engaging. These types of animation tend to go through its motions pretty quickly, telling a story in as rushed of a manner as possible (or not even telling a story at all). Semantic Error goes about it in another way: it bets on simplicity, and telling a whole story from just a quick glimpse into the world without needlessly rushing it. And ooohh boy, it delivers so much and more! Here you get pretty art, beautiful animation, great acting and a couple with instant chemistry. I can't praise it enough, so please go watch it right now!

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dw3704_

I really liked this and thought it was cute. Short and sweet with not much plot bc it's basically an add-on to the manwua. You don't need to read it to watch this, I didn't. definitely romantic with no conflict whatsoever. Pure fluff. Its literally like 15 mins maybe. The art style is simple and clean and very beautiful. I think the limited colors really add to the whole "this isn't a full story but just a piece of their life together" vibe. You can really tell who the characters are even with such limited run time based on how they look and how they interact with each other. I like how it wasn't a super dramatic romance, and it showed playful banter between the two characters like what would be in a real relationship. Def rated PG-13, especially the 3rd episode. There's nothing grap…