Mei Tachibana has spent her 16 years without making either boyfriend or friends. One day, she injures a popular boy in school, Yamato Kurosawa, because of a misunderstanding but for some reason it seems that he takes a liking to her and one-sidedly claims that they’re friends. Furthermore, he not only protects Mei from a stalker, he does it with a kiss…?!!
Genre(s) Comedy, Romance, School Life, Shoujo, Slice Of Life, Smut
Suki-tte Ii na yo
http://www.citymanga.com/suki-tte_ii_na_yo/
The only Extra in this set is a pairing of clean opener and closer on the last of five disks. Funimation's “Marathon Mode” option is available to shorten the tedious practice of flipping past repeats of the closer and opener, though. Clearly not updated for this release are the original subtitles, which still use old forms of the character names which are not consistent with current pronunciations and commonly-accepted spellings (Kuririn vs. Krillan, Karin vs. Korin, and Lunch vs. Launch, for instance).
This set still retains the fun-loving spirit and emphasis on silliness which provides the greatest point of separation between Dragon Ball and DBZ, but it also lacks the sense of overarching plot that the later series has. It can be quite entertaining – even thrilling – at times, and for the slow parts? That's what the Fast Forward button is for.
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