Audience reviews
12 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
Prashantttt
(With You, Our Love Will Make It Through) – A Total Trash Romance That Insults Your Brain
Man this show is seriously dog shit from beginning to end. Annoying character, annoying story, and your average dumbb acting FMC who has no idea how basic romance works.
Story
Story is very simple.
First day of new class in school, a girl meets a beastman, and by the end of the first episode they fall in love
Here you think it will be a wholesome show… but these kinds of shows always remind you why it’s a crap show. Episode 2 — it turns into 18+ shit, where our beast boy Mr. Wolf gets excited and jumps on that bitch FMC (Mari)
The whole scene feels like a rape scene but no, our FMC says she “enjoyed it” in blushing mode.
And yeah, it's still the 2nd episode. You still think it's wholesome? Joke’s…
Read at the sourceRorudan-kun
Despite what it may look like based on its premise, this series is a surprisingly realistic romance. It’s on the lighthearted and funny side, but it takes itself seriously enough to give some weight to the themes that touches on, which range from discrimination to discovering and accepting one’s feelings. Plus, the hybrids look really cool.
Even though the love story between Hidaka and Asaka would have worked perfectly even if instead of hybrids it implied any other relationship that society would not accept (like rich & poor, different nations, same family, etc.), it is nice that the implications of actually dealing with a hybrid are relevant. Not only on stuff like how they perceive odors and how they affect them, or having to deal with their “heat” instincts, which are all significant…
Read at the sourceDewsty
"I am not a furry. I am NOT a furry.. I.. Am... not??"
Is how this anime made me feel. I was looking for something niche from the previous seasons. Some hidden gem. And I didn't realize I found it until it was too late. I was hooked and my sexuality was questioned. Because this is a shoujo romance with a "furry" theme done right.
For real tho. It's not just a "furry" anime. It's so much more than that. It's a love (double) triangle done RIGHT. The main characters possess great chemistry. The (love) story takes off right from the get-go and takes you for a ride. Other's have wrote in their reviews that the romantic relationship between the 2 leads, Mari and Tsunagu, was rushed. The thing is... it didn't feel like it to me at all. The pace was just right BECAUSE of that chemistry. Frankly,…
Read at the sourceAnimeListAnonimo
Fantastic. I saw and read a lot of anime/mangas and sincerely I'm done with harems. This is not. It takes second spot on True Love animes after The Ancient Magus' Bride. Absolutely Raccomended to anyone, even people who aren't into Beast x Girl. The start seem to go into vore a little but I assure it's not and it gets very good. I knew it was good but I procrastinated it half expecting to make me rant on missed potential. Still can be better so no full rate but this is the type of anime I want to spread, real love, real characters, well done writing. It is a little fast, I wanted it to have 50 episodes at least, some problems feel rushed for it but it's very enjoyable even like this: I raccomend to enjoy some tension and watch it weekly or every 2 days not 12 ep in a day like I did.
Read at the sourceRimaozinho
Honestly it was the big surprise of the year for me. I love inter-species interactions!!!
This anime is cute and not sick like some people think usually, but it's from person to person. I'd like to see more about it, it's a great romance with a cute story, I need to read the mangá too!
The animation, story telling, soundtrack, characters and their personalities, everything is very good (I'd say great, I enjoyed everything here).
I love an inter-species interaction, it can be a romance or not, I like this dynamic of the characters, I had it here and oh God it's gorgeous to see their worlds conflicting and being partners, even if it's not in a global POV.
Beastars has this same interspecies dynamic despite all being animals, and here it's addressed in a certain way, albeit much lighter,…
Read at the sourceDeetjeMineetje
This is an anime about racemixing, the good kind. Here a girl meets a dogboy, one of the beastkind, and falls in love with him. She meets him because he enters the human world and starts attending school there. Ultimately the girl becomes friends with him and a human boy that pretty much forms the dogs rival in romance. Considering he is the first of his kind to do so there is a bit of racism involved ofcourse. The good thing about this shoujo anime is that it ramps up their relationship pretty fast, and although the fanservice isn't as hot as the manga, there is still a lot of sexual tensions. This sexual tension plays a vital part in their relationship considering the dog gets into heat when they get intimate. Considering this anime makes major steps when compared to other romance anime…
Read at the sourceBlueSharko
I had mixed feelings at first and I had to ask myself again and again - what the dog doin'? This anime grows decisively more wholesome with time, though the tempo is rather slow and any arising conflicts are quickly resolved. What slows down the plot the most is the self-narration of the main character, Mari, who often reiterates her thoughts and describes what is happening. However, it must be stated that there is an actual progression to the relationship of the two main characters. I did not take it for granted and was pleasantly surprised to see how far we have actually come when the season ended.
Tsunagu and Mari are likeable and it is understandable why they would like each other. What's especially endearing is the chibi designs for the characters that are used in comedic situations.…
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I don't have much to say about this anime because I only watched it to pass the time, and even though I'm not a fan of furry anime, nothing prevents you from watching it out of curiosity. Aside from a few situations that bothered me a bit, like the relationship between the two protagonists at 'certain' moments (those who watched it should know what I'm talking about) and their closest friend 'trying' not to give up, it's watchable. The anime isn't bad and has its positive points, so if you want to watch it to form your own opinion, go ahead. And if it still doesn't convince you, there's another one with the same theme, but all the characters are animals (Beastars). I didn't watch it because it didn't interest me, but it's an option.
Read at the sourceWidhala
If, we're talking about the fanservices only, or rather, you're someone who judges an anime based on that only, then it's a enormous no, unless you're a furry fan. by that I mean, to make things clear, I'm not, and I do find the scenes of "a dog in heat" pretty disturbing.
Now, with that out of the way, let me put it like this:
Let's remove the details of the story, and change the variables into something more realistic like: Imagine being in America in the early 2000s (post, "you know what"). Suddenly there's a transfer student who's Arabic, and somehow a girl there fell in love with this Arabic boy. But then, due to the "incident", people tend to hate the Arabic boy. And although some do see him objectively and became friends with him, others still triy to get him kicked.
To make thin…
Read at the sourceTonalpaca
With you, our love will make it through is so much more than just a simple love story between two star crossed lovers. It's not JUST Human x Beast person.
It's a story about overcoming obstacles, finding friendship, kinship and utilizing those to challenge thoughts and ideals.
It's all of this wrapped up in some very cute animation styles, gorgeous eyes and other shojou type elements.
The voice acting for the guys hits absolutely perfectly, especially the MC. Comedic elements and visual gags from the manga are visually brought into the anime with great effect.
While the series does have a minorly shaky start, once it finds its footing pretty early on it absolutely smashes it out of the park. And the ending is perfect even if there isn't another season to cover the rest of what's in…
Read at the sourceMarinate1016
This was probably the biggest surprise of the season for me. Right up until the very last minute, I was undecided on reviewing this, but the finale was so good that I had to sing a little praise for this show. I will tell you right now, I’m not a furry, furry sympathizer or anything of the sort and I still really enjoyed this show so don’t feel like watching this makes you some weirdo. It’s definitely very sexually charged, both overtly and subtly, so if that’s a problem for you given the interspecies relationship aspect, fair enough. But this certainly isn’t a “furry series” I saw this as more of a commentary on systemic racism, bigotry and an attempt to change societal perceptions of interspecies relationships, within the context of this universe of course, not advocating for anyone to g…
Read at the sourceKANLen09
With You, Our Love Will Make It Through — bestiality love. This is what Twilight is...the animation.
It's wild that even in the 21st century, we are still thinking about ideas of how romantic love can be interpreted, not just between regular humans, but also between humans and demihumans, which is a topic that has been explored before, with the closest resemblance to this being the Spring-Summer 2023 adaptation of Niehime to Kemono no Ou a.k.a. Sacrificial Princess and the King of Beasts. And yet, for some bizarre reason, we are not privy to otherworldly ideas of how one would marry the traditional idea of romance with the rather unorthodox idea of the supernatural. This is where mangaka Chihiro Yuzuki comes in to seal the fate for one such series that is truly the very definition of Twil…
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