Audience reviews
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UnknownAK
This anime starts off strong with a lot of romance and conflict but then becomes kinda stale for most of the episodes and ultimate borders on the realms of the ridiculous with character interactions. I'll give it points for showcasing actual relationship scenarios and everything being very blunt rather than a set of limp characters never admitting their feelings. However, despite this bluntness there is ultimately very little progress by the end of the show and you feel like you're back near the start again with the MC stuck not being able to make a choice despite the answer being incredibly obvious since only 1 of the girls even wants to actually be with him.
There was a bunch of parts I did like but also many I thought were silly. 7/10
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Damn, this is purely a story about people at the top of the social hierarchy, whether in family or school settings. So-called "middle-class" my ass—there's neither youthfulness nor romance here. The dialogues are just pretentious name-dropping of highbrow works and niche terminologies. I’ve genuinely never seen an anime this detached from reality on such a fundamental level. It’s absolute garbage. Even if I set aside my biases and judge it purely on its technical merits, my rating would drop even lower: a boring and cringey plot, love rivals acting like a two-man comedy show, and a so-called "romance" devoid of any passion, all while cramming in elements completely at odds with the style of Japanese youth anime. Utterly tasteless. The gimmick of twins can’t disguise the alienated love stor…
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THE GOOD:
It's really difficult to find something good in this show... but if I squint my eyes really hard I can say that it's visually pleasing, slightly above the seasonal average. The character design is quite enjoyable, the coloring has personality, and the direction isn't bad. Voice acting is also decent, with Uchida (Naori) being by far the best of the cast.
In terms of writing, the only good aspect is related to the many references to otaku culture we get throughout the show, from Star Trek to Back To The Future, usually during the conversations between Naori and Jun.
THE BAD:
Yea, I will skip my usually "THE MEH" section for this review, because almost everything in this series is a dumpster fire.
The beginning was promising, with an incredibly fast pacing [spoilers for ep. 1]: th…
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1. Naori is the perfect girl. Literally.
Here's a theory. When first coming up with Naori's character, the original author asked himself: when I was in high school, what would my ideal girlfriend be like? Then he wrote that answer into Naori.
I mean, just look at her. She's witty, she's smart, she's edgy, she's sexy, she's loyal, and she's weird in all the good ways. Oh, and she has read every single book and watched every single movie in existence. If you are a fellow otaku, you can literally talk to her all day long about all your favourite stuff. Social theorists like to talk about the "male gaze". You need to look no further than Naori to find the perfect example for that. Every single aspect of her is carefully sculpted to the liking of a high school bookworm. She's literally a perf…
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Love is Indivisible by Twins ends where it begins with little to no progression or variation and is not worth its watch time even for its drama. The main characters & their actions with the exception of Rumi somehow become insufferable as it continues and the only saving grace by the end was it's supporting cast with the exception of one.
The Trio of MC's basically spend the entire 12 episodes saying & doing the exact same stuff with different coats of paint. If you reach the 4th episode you've basically experienced all 12 episodes with the exception of a few side characters that bring enjoyment & relief to the viewing experience. Two of our MC's when conversing during the initial episodes and a few times in later episodes talk in references to culture & media in a way that's unnatural, o…
Read at the sourceMrSlamboni
I feel guilty for giving this review because I hate one thing about this show: Naori. Naori is a giga-nerd. The main character is also a nerd, but when he's not with Naori at least he talks about other things. All interactions between the MC and Naori are nerdy references to movies (which you probably haven't seen). I'm not talking about pop culture, I am talking about really deep rabbithole stuff like mystery authors, Godzilla-era monster movies, Star Trek. These are the ones I remember because I recognize them, but 90% of the conversations I do not understand at all.
I want to give them props for portraying a nerd pretty accurately. But I also did not enjoy it because I felt out of the loop for a very big portion of the show. It's hard to review anything beyond that because that's the o…
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Story & Characters: Love Is Indivisible by Twins focuses on a pair of twin sisters: Rumi and Naori Jinguuji. They are neighbours, as well as childhood friends of Jun Shirosaki. Having known him for so long, they've basically grown up with him and at the start of our tale, Rumi and Jun decide to start dating. Things go well for a year until, seemingly out of nowhere, Rumi decides to break up with Jun, to his surprise. Her reasoning? So that he could date Naori.
Easily the best part of this series is our trio of characters. I'm a huge fan because they bring something different to the table. Rumi is very athletic, where as Naori is more of a nerd. They aren't very similar at all, but both are fantastic together. They're super close, which is Rumi's reasoning for dumping Jun to begin with. Sh…
Read at the sourceRaiusu
Even though I did enjoy watching this show, I would admit it is one of the weaker shows of this season Purely because in my opinion sometimes the twins are hard to distinguish which I guess is the point of the show so I spent most of it going is this this twin or is this the other twin towards about nine? I figured it out. Because obviously they do look different, but there are a few scenes where you can’t tell that just might be me
The show is good though nothing over the top, but still Something good to watch The only thing I think is bad is that the ending was very lacklustre Without spoilers, there isn’t really an ending And without a season two announcement I would feel very Interesting because there’s no closure to the seasonal series That being said a season two may be announced Bu…
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How can I remain nice about this anime... hum well it's kinda hard.
It's not bad but it's def not good either like not at all.
The animation, music, pace are good but the story? Not really.
I do think the art direction in this anime was good though, they did a good job.
One important point that might make you not want to watch it is, and it's a classic ofc: THE MC. He's so dense for being so smart it's really annoying.
Just watch it, it won't hurt you but at the end you won't feel anything. It's an OK thing to watch when you're bored or out of good stuff to watch.
Read at the sourcearcosapphire
I haven't bothered to write reviews about things I've seen yet, but I'm so flabbergasted at the reception to this show that I felt compelled to do so. After trying out the show on a whim, I found it so well-crafted and compelling that I was certain it was some sort of sleeper hit, and when I checked MAL, I found this dismal rating for it. I guess it's one of those cases where I just don't get what other people are thinking.
What I love the most about this show is that the characters have deeply-developed personalities. You don't get--wait, let me amend that, because apparently my view is somehow a minority one. I, personally, don't get the sense that the characters are just there to serve one-note roles. They can't be described with a summary one-liner. They often start going on about thi…
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I will not say i think this is a good anime, and i did not expect it to be since it showed me the absolute melodrama that would make me laugh and me curious for what the hell would i see next.
This sh*t was so fun, this characters are all so much stupid teenagers and i love that. They make lots of nonsense decisions but oh my god, THE DRAMA!!!!! SO DRAMATIC!!!!!
Anyway, the only thing that made me sad was the coward finale... I would be so happy if things really went to the chaos and our male protagonist would let things just happen. Imagine the fun, the chaos, the drama... well, we didnt get that. But in the end, it was pretty fun.
Read at the sourceLucianoLA
A piece of trash at stratospheric levels... I'm not lowering the score any further because of the blonde waifu who is better than the two twins together and because even though Naori at times she was a little stupid, she is the most sensible and seems to have a more sincere love, the other one spends her time going around and playing with the two of them, not to mention that she is a fucking jealous girl with her sister.
Of the protagonist, not to mention. At first it bothered me that they didn't show his thoughts or what he felt, but as I progressed I realized that it was probably because he didn't feel anything, such an idiot, pathetic, lacking in thoughts and inert as a stone xd I can't find words to describe how disastrous that "protagonist" can be, When it seems that he is going to…
Read at the sourceBakiraSchiffer
First thing first. Naori over Rumi any time of the day.
Yet this dense MC just can’t choose one of the sisters.
Let me explain why i hate Rumi.
The whole drama came about it’s because of Rumi. At first she confessed to the MC and won the battle. After 1 year of dating, she decided to break up with him cos she felt "pity" towards Naori. Just so u know Naori dgaf when they are dating. But this Rumi decided to break up and ask the MC to get together with Naori. Without even thinking how the MC would feel, she just like "Oh let’s break up, it’s on me, not you" LOL
When Naori wanted to go after the MC, Rumi suddenly felt jealous and wanted to take him back. WHAT?! U had him but decided to break up and now u chasing after him again after knowing Naori decided to take the MC. What a retard.…
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An absolute masterpiece
This anime is a true gem, filled with intricate details and unexpected twists. The first surprise is that Jun has to choose between the sisters, and it’s not a simple “why not both?” scenario. This sets the stage for a fierce and dirty competition between the sisters to be the chosen one.
The sisters’ personalities are a bit of a twist on what you might expect. Naori, the otaku, is extroverted, quirky, and full of confidence, while Rumi, the athletic and popular girl, is more passive and indecisive. Jun could potentially be with both, as he is perfectly fine following whatever Naori comes up with, sharing more hobbies with her. However, his more…
I can’t wait for the next season! The characters are well-developed, and the plot is full of unexpected turns. Each ep…
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Liked: The animations, music, faces and expresions, direct story (lame but interesting one, its realistic at least)
Disliked: I've been in a similar situation to the MC, and this kind of thing really makes me wonder if this is just a stereotype of the Japanese or if they really are that pitiful and indecisive.
I understand that you have been with them almost all your life and the memories, feelings and blah blah blah. They are just playing with your feelings and being selfish about what they like and think, hoping that others realize all these. Just have some self-love and stay away from that toxicity for the love of God.
From my POV the only sane people were the friends who told them things directly, just for them keep wandering around meaninglessly and over complicating the situation.
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Short: If you are in the mood to inflict some emotional turmoil upon yourself, then watching this would be perfectly fine given your current situation.
The narrative centers around the complex lives of twin girls and a boy who resides in their neighborhood. The elder sister, feeling a spark of attraction, takes the bold step of proposing to the boy, leading to the start of their romantic relationship. This moment marks the beginning of the main plot, unraveling the intertwining dynamics and emotions that arise from their interactions and the choices they make.
Brief: "Love is Indivisible by Two Twins" offers a compelling exploration of the emotional turmoil that can arise in the lives of twin sisters who find themselves entangled with the same boy in their neighborhood. The story delves in…
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Every season, there's always gonna be an anime which is absolutely underwhelming, probably even worse than garbage. And that anime, my fellow readers, is none other than Koi wa Futago de Warikirenai, or Love is Indivisible by Twins.
Let's talk briefly about the plot - it's dull, confusing and stressful. This anime is about twins' love rivalry towards a boy (which is the main character), and oh boy... what am I even watching? The male MC can't even decide which girl he wants to date, despite liking them both. The twins' characteristics are very devastating, too. We have a girl who had dated him for a year and saying that she doesn't deserve to be his girlfriend; we also have a girl who likes him, but keeps on denying their relationship, stated that they're not dating despite kissing him e…
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The 3 episode rule just doesn't apply to this show since episode 1 is just amazing and sets the mood and expectations for something that this just really isn't. It gets you hooked in hopes of living up to the early episodes but it just won't, it's downhill after episode 1. Episode 1 proves they can do drama well, so it just makes the whole show seem effortless. The early episodes (especially episode 1) are so drama packed it makes you think that the comedy tag is supposed to be drama.
But it's not like that. The whole show is fueled solely by the MC being indecisive and nothing else. I don't mind when a romance anime relies on obliviousness of the characters, but this takes it to a new level. It's almost comedic that the show ends on the same note with no proper ending.
Oh also, comedy.…
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If you’re looking for one of the dumbest romcom casts, look no further. Futakire is one of the most disappointing shows in recent memory for me. I spent weeks bragging on how good this series was and how the characters all communicated and acted like normal people, just for it to make a liar out of and completely embarrass me by devolving into a convoluted mess of repetitive idiocy. It’s one of the few romance shows where no one deserves to win because of how stupid they all act. Seriously, the only thing these kids deserve is a gift card to Chuck E Cheese. The gaslighting, emotional abuse, mind games etc., just wore on me in this one and made me want to turn the TV off. Rumi was the only shining diamond in this hideous, stinky rough.
First few episodes of Futakire had me on cloud 9. I th…
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Love Is Indivisible by Twins - A Kiss x Sis and/or Yosuga no Sora derivative this is not…or more so like a younger version of Domestic na Kanojo a.k.a Domestic Girlfriend, but in the most offensive and nonsensical way ever.
In the game of love, romance interchanges between multiple people are a thing, no matter what direction it goes, so much so that we label this a love polygon. And trust me, if you see one instance of said theme, it's a given that it will not end well (anyone who's old enough to remember the clusterfish that was the White Album series, especially White Album 2?). Though there're the anomalies who use this trope to deliver amicable resolutions (see this season's rom-com masterpiece of Make Heroine ga Oosugiru! a.k.a MakeIne: Too Many Losing Heroines!) to a great degree.…
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