Should i read toradora light novel series#

Should i read toradora light novel series#

That said, Toradora draws you to it, sucks you in, so much so that you begin to think of your life with regards to the events of the series itself.

to those of his fellow classmates), Aisaka 'Palmtop Tiger' Taiga, a diminutive tactless girl who ends up having their lives entangled because of a simple accident of Ryuuji discovering her obsession and her love of Kitamura, a fellow classmate and Takasu's best friend. It begins and follows upon the stories of Takasu Ryuuji, once thought of as a delinquent because of stereotypism (his eyes look criminal compared Toradora!, a light novel series can be tagged as a 'slice of life' or romance genre. On the contrary, everything plotwise, and with regards to the development of its characters is wonderfully thought of, the story never goes stale, and the characters draw you in precisely because of their dynamism. It's not because the characters are flat or anything. The reason why i don't like romance genre is epitomized by this series here. for that just one scene watching every single episode - worth it!:)) I realy hate when producers ruin the anime, that had such a great begining, but this time anime becomes better and better with every episode.Īnd the scene, the 'final scene', that actually is not in the end, but it's when they kiss, is also not predictable, not cheesy, realy original, romantic, simple maybe, but unforgettable somehow. predictable, so I was just waiting for the expected scene, when they finally get what they want.

At first I liked it just for the art and realy interesting characters. It's not a typical romance, yet so romantic.

Different - yet still the most romantic anime I've ever seen. I realy hate that, so when I found anime that was totally different then this, I named it one of my favs. In romantic animes from the begining we know who belong together and all we do is wait till the final scene comes, when They kiss in the rain or say 'I love you' when it all sparkles.