In Kokoro Connect, when a mysterious external agency starts messing with a group of friends for his own gratification, it doesn’t seem to be a positive development, especially when some of Heartseed’s games demand a high cost. Accel World offered its characters direct mind-to-mind links through technology to help understand each other. Mysterious Girlfriend X’s approach to first love offered the intriguing insight into each others’ thoughts that imbibing saliva offered its characters. Anime tends to offer short cuts for its teen characters, although those short cuts rarely seem appealing at the time.
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It might be therapeutic, or it might just be the worst thing ever.Ĭonclusion Why couldn’t I have had an anime adolescence? I had to muddle through like everyone else, suffering those difficult teenage years trying to figure out how to relate to the world and other people. They thought they were friends before, but all this body swapping inevitably reveals their intimate secrets to each other, the kind of things you’d never normally tell anyone. Only he’s not Mr Goto anymore, he’s someone called Heartseed who’ll be borrowing Goto’s body from time to time. And then Mr Goto shows up at their club room, to tell them that they’re going to keep swapping bodies, and he’s going to keep observing them as they do so, until he’s satisfied with his observations. It might be fun, for the first few minutes, but it quickly makes for some very awkward moments and a lot of explaining and apologising to do. They claim they swapped bodies during the night, which is the kind of thing you’d dismiss as a prank, or a weird dream, until Taichi and Iori swap as well, right in the middle of the club meeting, and pretty soon they’re all at it, swapping bodies without warning or explanation. Then one morning Yui and Yoshifumi turn up to the club in a state of distress.
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