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Shimono Hiro as Muroto Daichi
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=Reviews=
=Reviews=
No Reviews at this time.
==humanbean==
very, very dark 1st episode. In any other anime the girl would have had a psychotic break, been abducted into a secret government spy school & turned into a pychic killing machine.  i'm rather surprised how upbeat the series goes from here.
==Jason==
Sweet Jebus mood shiplash.  Read my mind for the rest of my opinion.
==Brandon==
really sad intro. funny over all love the hero all the more. he is funny
==Doug==
You'd think that a comedy that needs an intro this tragic and gloomy must be totally inspired to need such a deep hook; but strangley it didn't seem that bad.  it's a little sterotyped, but I'd watch another episode, maybe two to see if there's someoriginality left in the concept or if the writers blew it all in one shot.
==[[User:Michael Eh?|Michael Eh?]]==
First had me reaching for the razer because it was SO depressing. :P Made Grave of the Fireflies look like family film.  Aside from this, it hilarious fun romatic comedy. Twisted but hilarious.
 
=Club Notes=
=Club Notes=
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Latest revision as of 02:08, 26 March 2013

Kotoura-san
Kotoura-san

Ever since Kotoura Haruka was a little girl, she was able to read the minds of those surrounding her. And even though this gift may be special, in her life so far it only had devastating results: Her innocent babbling led to the divorce of her parents, who then left her with her grandfather. And in school Haruka loses all her friends, since none of them would or could admit the truths Haruka was able to so easily read in their minds.
Haruka transfers to a new school, but has no hope of finding friends, and thus decides to keep quiet about her ability. That is, until she meets Manabe Yoshihisa, an imaginative slightly perverted boy, who becomes her first true friend, vowing to always stand by her side. Soon the enthusiastic Mifune Yuriko, president of the Paranormal Society (ESP) club, learns of Haruka's ability and vehemently invites her — literally dragging her off — to join the club. There the club's only other member, the under-tall, level-headed vice president Muroto Daichi welcomes her. Both Yuriko and Daichi readily accept Haruka... and for the first time she is happy, surrounded by friends, who do not treat her like a freak.
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Notes

Genre: 4 Koma, Comedy, Romance, School Life, Slice of Life, Supernatural
Demographic: Shounen
Adapted from the manga, Kotoura-san - Manga

Seiyuu

Kanemoto Hisako as Kotoura Haruka, Fukushima Jun as Manabe Yoshihisa, Hanazawa Kana as Mifune Yuriko, Kubo Yurika as Moritani Hiyori, Shimono Hiro as Muroto Daichi

Reviews

humanbean

very, very dark 1st episode. In any other anime the girl would have had a psychotic break, been abducted into a secret government spy school & turned into a pychic killing machine. i'm rather surprised how upbeat the series goes from here.

Jason

Sweet Jebus mood shiplash. Read my mind for the rest of my opinion.

Brandon

really sad intro. funny over all love the hero all the more. he is funny

Doug

You'd think that a comedy that needs an intro this tragic and gloomy must be totally inspired to need such a deep hook; but strangley it didn't seem that bad. it's a little sterotyped, but I'd watch another episode, maybe two to see if there's someoriginality left in the concept or if the writers blew it all in one shot.

Michael Eh?

First had me reaching for the razer because it was SO depressing. :P Made Grave of the Fireflies look like family film. Aside from this, it hilarious fun romatic comedy. Twisted but hilarious.

Club Notes

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