Tonikawa: Over The Moon For You - SNS

V4Watcher here to bring you the review, as precise and concise as possible. This review will talk about the whole series, including the last episode, which was an extremely fulfilling conclusion to an anime with a very unique concept. One fine day, my friend was like 'Bruh, there's this anime where they instantly agree to get married. You gotta watch it.' I was a bit hesitant to watch it at first, but after reading the summary, I was like 'Yes. I NEED to watch this.' It started off with our MC Nasa about to be yeeted by Truck-kun, but this is where this anime started tostand out from the rest. Instead of being killed and isekai'd into another universe where he had to battle Demon Lords, his future wife showed up and sustained most of the damage. There are many hints that Tsukasa is not actually human, which was a fun thing to search for while watching the anime. She sustained injuries from Truck kun but was able to walk freely, and one time she even said something anong the lines "You humans get diseases easily.' (The episode where Nasa had a cold I think? Don't remember too well.) The OP and ED is catchy, and when I heard it during this OVA, it brought back fond memories of me watching the series. Now that we've been reminded of the main story, let's get back to the concluding episode. One thing I loved is that they made this episode comedic and not just filled with parting and saddness. Usually animes fill the last episodes with saddness and farewells, but this was different. It showed the start of a new life for Nasa and Tsukasa. For half the episode, we looked at lonely Tsukasa, and for the other half a very embarassed Nasa and Tsukasa. The fact that they could make something like this actually hilarious and engaging to watch is really something. Overall, this final episode had good pacing, a small though solid plot, and humour showing it's face in all the right places. While it may not be the best anime you would've ever seen and blow your brains out, it is a short and engaging journey of a person coming to terms with married life, unfurled to us with humorous events and consistent pacing, along with a tinge of mystery surrounding it. Extremely wholesome. All in all, if I had to describe this anime in a few words...I would say it's Tonikaku Kawaii ;) V4Watcher out. (∗ ・‿・)ﾉ゛

this SNS continues off the series Tonikaku kawaii, and if u haven't watched the series, most of the story and characters will be quite difficult to understand. But dont worry, this SNS isn't entirely focused on the current plot of the series and focuses more on the relationship between the 2 mcs, which are nasa kun and Tsukasa chan. As the 2 split up Tsukasa chan becomes extremely lonely and becomes desperate for attention from her husband, and becomes a lil extra horny yk what I mean. The story is a nice clean short wholesome cute relationship and how the 2 are finally becoming more intimatewith each other, from the series of events happening in the SNS. I dont personally believe this is anything god tier, but its definitely not something bad or boring whatsoever, if u finished the series and ur not sure if u want to watch this or not, I personally recommend it as a way to not forget the series. Its extremely wholesome that will melt ur heart without deepening the plot too much. So if ur looking for stress relief from the series and waiting for the 2nd season to come out in the next 100 years.

If you watch this episode I assume you have followed up with the series from its beginning. This is a nice episode continuing the story of a lovely couple. It continues to show the bright side of marriage life, and I'm in love with what they are showing. Cheers to the wholesomeness, cuteness, and much-needed dirty jokes in certain times. The main characters and supporting characters have their own spotlights in the show. And they are all able to highlight their own personality in the audience's heart. 10/10 on all aspects. Really hope it sells well to the audience and continues to be animateduntil the end of the series. Good job, author Hata Kenjiro, and Seven Arcs to give us a wonderful time with this series.