Hori san to Miyamura kun

So this anime aired from October 4th, 2018 to December 27th, 2018 as part of the fall 2018 series season, which included That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Goblin Slayer, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Golden Wind, and Zombieland Saga.

This anime was handled by Cloverworks, who have produced such shows like The Promised Neverland, Spy of Family, Horimiya, Darling in the Franxx, and My Dress Up Darling.

This show has multiple sequel films, such as Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dreaming Girl, which released in 2019, and a couple more, as well as a new season that released just last year.

Now, Kiri, put down the phone.

One of the best characters in the show always keeps things moving.

Our main character, Nagami Wahira, is voiced by Reina Kondo, who's voiced Sakura Kono from Horimiya.

This is shy, glasses, green hair.

The very violent Nikaido from Dorohedoro.

It's, "Oh, it's John."

On ones that maybe won't make you laugh but are engaging, and I mean, you'll laugh some, Horimiya.

Like, both seasons you get the good balance of, like, the serious and the silly.

Yep.

It went from Hiro's four panel web comic to Daisuke Hagiwara's gorgeous manga adaptation, and somehow it just got better.

It really exploded into this massive media franchise.

But I think if you look past the standard rom-com label, our mission today is to analyze how it serves as a pretty sharp psychological study on code switching.

It is really about deconstructing that idea of your public face versus your private reality.