Look at the feelings in those eyes
Those are the feelings of someone who can have anything, anything BUT the one thing they want

Meet the couple….or more rightfully, the girl that has forced me to rise from my anime hibernation since Fate/Zero!

Tokiwa Midori!

That’s right, not the black long hair generic main (who is actually more to my cup of tea here than usual) but the perfect blonde/orange/that colour, Ah you get it!

I don’t know what it is with this character designer’s works but lots of her designs have been the trend with slice of life anime recently, especially from Kyo-Ani. I guess they lover her work so much they are deciding to make it a trademark. I just hope not the trade-mark for anime in general because I am almost getting pretty sick of it.

I was any way, but after watching Tamako Market, I wouldn’t mind it sticking around more, if they continue to give the characters more interesting personalities like Tamako is doing it right!

For example Makino Kanna, the Yui (K-On) look-alike of the three friends, to those who have seen the anime, I was so not expecting her character. I was thinking she would an annoying bubbly chara like you-know-who but she was the exact opposite…somewhat.

The main heroine Kitashirakawa Tamako is also not so annoying, though she had better keep making good decisions till the end like she’s done so far and not turn into yet another generic main who always makes the wrong choices…as far as the community is concerned any ways.

The other main character…I won’t even touch! Talking birds is where I draw the line! I love him tho for he is such a bro the way he cheered up Midori.

Which brings me to the plot.

Apparently Mr Dera (the bird) has come all the way to Japan instead of the closer countries but I guess Japanese girls are the best after all, in search of a bride to the Prince of his country…in Africa of course, because African Princes are teh bombs!

Accidentally he stumbles into Tamako, or was it vice-versa, and so the tale begins…The tale of WTF is even going on….because there is no bride-searching I see going on instead we are following Tamako’s town life with some dose of life-blues…

Needless to say the plot is the farthest thing from my intentions of watching this so let’s get to business.

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