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Just how far will you go to pay off a debt? 
For one, Ko Ichinnomiyo, born and raised to never be in debt to anyone, upholds the idea seriously.
So When a girl name Nino, a self pro-claimed 'Venusion', inexplicably rescues him he is left with the greatest debt of all.
Agreeing to become her boyfriend and moving in with her as repayment gets more complicated when your girlfriend's home is literally under a bridge and you've just met the eccentric neighbors.
!bm
Featuring a centuries old kappa, a cross-dressing nun, a rock star with an actual star for a head, to mention a few, all of whom make the 'Venusion' Nino seem normal.
Ko Ichinomiya must be in over his head. !donut
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Welcome to life in Arakawa Under the Bridge!
GRAB YOUR COPY NOW!
ON PROMOTION!!
Caz
For one, Ko Ichinnomiyo, born and raised to never be in debt to anyone, upholds the idea seriously.
So When a girl name Nino, a self pro-claimed 'Venusion', inexplicably rescues him he is left with the greatest debt of all.
Agreeing to become her boyfriend and moving in with her as repayment gets more complicated when your girlfriend's home is literally under a bridge and you've just met the eccentric neighbors.
!bmFeaturing a centuries old kappa, a cross-dressing nun, a rock star with an actual star for a head, to mention a few, all of whom make the 'Venusion' Nino seem normal.
Ko Ichinomiya must be in over his head. !donut
Read more on Wiki
Welcome to life in Arakawa Under the Bridge!
GRAB YOUR COPY NOW!
ON PROMOTION!!
Caz
Review Posted By IkarX Here
Arakawa : Under the Bridge (Spoiler Free) Review
I am not really one for your Day-In-The-Life-Of Anime and neither comedy either.
But I decided to give this a go. And for someone who doesn't like these slice 'o life anime. I was quite pleasantly surprised by this.
Yes, there is a lot of comedy. The story follows Kou Ichinomiya. He is the son of a very rich business man. And through a serious of things, like losing his pants. He is saved "pants also" by the strange Nino. She's like really really weird. Kou Ichinomiya grows up with the philosophy that he learned from his dad
NEVER BE INDEBTED TO ANYONE be it financially and\or emotionally. From the moment they meet it's quite a strange journey for this anime. There are a lot of funny moments. But there is a lot more to Arakawa Under the Bridge than it lets on.
In my opinion it has subtleties of modern society. Always rushing, make dat paper that leaves little room for love and just simply life. And the pressures and expectations we go through. To me it also showed a sense of being and belonging. And a simple message to the viewers. It's okay to rely on someone and love.
The anime has some likeable characters like
Kou Ichinomiya
Nino, The Village Chief and Sister, a man that's a nun and packs heat all the.
There really is a lot of good characters. Arakawa Under the Bridge was really fun to watch. It's different. But that's not necessarily a bad thing.
The cover art is what I think puts people off. It's not your typical love story, comedy. It really goes deeper than that. Yes, it's a love story. And really weird at times
8\10
Arakawa : Under the Bridge (Spoiler Free) Review
I am not really one for your Day-In-The-Life-Of Anime and neither comedy either.
But I decided to give this a go. And for someone who doesn't like these slice 'o life anime. I was quite pleasantly surprised by this.
Yes, there is a lot of comedy. The story follows Kou Ichinomiya. He is the son of a very rich business man. And through a serious of things, like losing his pants. He is saved "pants also" by the strange Nino. She's like really really weird. Kou Ichinomiya grows up with the philosophy that he learned from his dad
NEVER BE INDEBTED TO ANYONE be it financially and\or emotionally. From the moment they meet it's quite a strange journey for this anime. There are a lot of funny moments. But there is a lot more to Arakawa Under the Bridge than it lets on.
In my opinion it has subtleties of modern society. Always rushing, make dat paper that leaves little room for love and just simply life. And the pressures and expectations we go through. To me it also showed a sense of being and belonging. And a simple message to the viewers. It's okay to rely on someone and love.
The anime has some likeable characters like
Kou Ichinomiya
Nino, The Village Chief and Sister, a man that's a nun and packs heat all the.
There really is a lot of good characters. Arakawa Under the Bridge was really fun to watch. It's different. But that's not necessarily a bad thing.
The cover art is what I think puts people off. It's not your typical love story, comedy. It really goes deeper than that. Yes, it's a love story. And really weird at times
8\10
SupaPhly 
09 February 2007
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09 February 2007
1128
