SANKAREA UNDYING LOVE SERIES

They grow ever closer as it’s revealed the poor girl has a disgusting and rather disturbing relationship with her father, who appears to believe he owns her, mind, body, and soul. Best to buckle up and settle in for the ride.Ĭhihiro is fascinated by the girl and they eventually begin speaking, with Rea becoming invested in his efforts to bring back Babu. You’re going to get hooked-there’s no way around it. So why is this girl dredging up personal issues like these? Inevitably, you’ll want to know more. We’ve got the setup for a slapstick comedy that’ll find some way to pair the main character with a zombie girl and plenty of room for fanservice.

Wait, hold up-what, exactly? It’s at this point you’ll want to sit up and pay close attention. He finds the wealthiest girl in school screaming into a well about how her parents are controlling her life, namely her father, and how it’s not okay that he’s still taking naked pictures of her on every birthday. Off he goes to perfect his potion in an abandoned building, until Rea Sanka comes along. It’s got a list of ingredients to create a potion that will bring the dead back to life.

The loss is understandably devastating to him, so he does what any normal teenager would: he endeavors to bring the animal back to life by way of a dusty old spellbook. One day, his beloved cat Babu dies after being struck by a car. It’s hard to understand for sure, but at least he knows what he likes, and you’ve gotta respect that.

They’re as inexplicably desirable to him as One Direction is to young girls. You see, Chihiro Furuya is obsessed with horror. Indeed, there’s something sincere and earnest about Chihiro, whether it’s his cat-eared hairstyle or his unwillingness to compromise Rea’s modesty throughout the weird journey they both find themselves in after a particularly bizarre turn of events. Fans who don’t have time for games or demure flirtfests should be able to appreciated him as well. For those who belong to the school of “if you want it, go out and get it!” he’s a welcome change for an anime protagonist, and one that doesn’t talk down to viewers or give them a reason to hate him off the bat.

SANKAREA UNDYING LOVE SERIES

This modest 13-episode series introduces you to a likable male protagonist whose shyness mixed with perversion isn’t cloying but more of an attractive quality.

Sankarea undying love