Finally, I have time to write a complete review for my favorite anime; Honey and Clover. I wanted to write about this serial since years ago, but I just couldn’t find time to write earnestly because I don’t want to write a shallow review for this amazing series. Luckily, I have some spare time and just re-watched it yesterday and I still love this anime like I used to be several years ago.
Honey and Clover is a story about friendship and love among five art college students in Tokyo, the story itself is very refreshing and inspirational. Somehow you can relate to each character’s problem and worries, it’s simply one of the best anime of the decade. Honey & Clover is very funny as well, I literary rolled over my chair constantly when I watched it. The only annoying thing is the unrequited love among characters and how they are unable to move on, somehow it’s a bit unreal or maybe I’m just a type who is easy to move on.
Other than its comedic situation, the strongest element of Honey and Clover is the friendship between the characters. College is the time for self-discovery and if you are lucky you will build a friendship that last for life-time. Self-discovery is an inevitable process when we are young, I honestly have been through it back in college. I remember I was very confused and insecure about everything, I was lost about my purpose and destination in life. Fortunately, I’m pretty much sure about my path in life now.
I think I was similar to Takemoto, the main character of this Anime. He is a good person and a hard-worker, but he lacks of real talent in arts unlike Hagu and Morita who are superbly talented. Takemoto somehow is a representation of ordinary people in our society, someone who works hard without real purpose. The self-discovery journey that he went through in the end of season one was a great attempt to truly understand himself and eventually encouraged him to confess his love for Hagu.

I understand why Takemoto loves Hagu, this girl is very talented yet very naive, which entice everyone to protect and cherish her. But of course, Hagu is too talented for Takemoto and only consider him as a good friend. She is in love with Morita, someone who is equally talented as her, he is also a bad boy and we all know girls tend to prefer bad boys. They have a weird relationship though, kinda like a rival to each other, but it is clear that Morita reciprocated her feelings. It’s just natural for two talented people to be attracted to each other no?
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