Teenagers (May contain bloody violence, bad language, nudity)
Vintage:
October 6, 2006
Status:
Completed
Summary:
The seaside village of Narasakicho is special in a number of strange ways. Crowned by an eternal rainbow, the village is rumored to grant all of its residents a once-in-a-life-time magic ability called a 'gift'. When two hearts are in-sync, the gift of an aspiring love will manifest itself in a wondrous and magical way. A student named Amaumi Haruhiko finds himself entangled in the village’s special magic in his 2nd year of high school. His new school year starts with the return of his cute adoptive sister, a morning misadventure with a broom-riding witch and encounters with a number of other cute fellow students.
If I was to judge this soley on the romantic storyline, I'd give it a 5/5. The MC confesses in the third episode and the romantic plot keeps you entertained until the last episode. If I was to involve the rest of the storyline, involving the magic bits, I'd give it a 3/5. The reason they give for the explanation of "Gift" is poor as well as what the MC does with his gift in the last two episodes.
Overall its enjoyable but I'd rather they just left the magic out of it and made it pure slice of life. Also this really isn't a harem anime. They (read more)
If I was to judge this soley on the romantic storyline, I'd give it a 5/5. The MC confesses in the third episode and the romantic plot keeps you entertained until the last episode. If I was to involve the rest of the storyline, involving the magic bits, I'd give it a 3/5. The reason they give for the explanation of "Gift" is poor as well as what the MC does with his gift in the last two episodes.
Overall its enjoyable but I'd rather they just left the magic out of it and made it pure slice of life. Also this really isn't a harem anime. They show five chicks in the cover art but only two of them really like him. That's not a harem, that's a MC, a heroin and a third wheel. (show less)
