Synopsis
Yui Mitsuya and Masugu Tateishi are more than just coworkers—They’re deeply in love with each other. His kindness makes her blush, and her cuteness keeps him smiling. The Problem? They’re trying to hide their relationship to avoid awkwardness at work. But with their growing affection, keeping their secret gets harder every day.
Staff
Naoko Takeichi – Director
Naoko Takeichi is new to directing and has mostly worked as a Key Animator in other anime. She has worked on well-known projects as a Key Animator, including Steins;Gate, the Monogatari series, and Shoujo Shuumatsu.
The chart highlights the main roles she has taken on throughout her career.
Masanori Tsuchiya – Sound Director
An experienced sound director who has dedicated his career to this craft. He worked on well-received anime like Plastic Memories and New Game!!. This season, he’s also involved in two other productions.
Masahiro Yokotani – Series Composition
Yokotani has a solid career in Series Composition and Scripting. His portfolio includes popular projects like Steins;Gate, Re:Zero, and Toradora!.
It’s important to note that both the director and series composer contributed only to specific episodes of the projects mentioned.
Studio
The studio has worked on a handful of anime and has shown gradual improvement over time. However, there are still areas for improvement.
Voice Actors
The main cast includes mostly mid-level voice actors, with a mix of some notable roles and many supporting characters.
Yume Miyamoto voicing Yui Mitsuya
Famous for voicing Haru Nonaka in Yesterday wo Utatte.
Seiichirou Yamashita voicing Masugu Tateishi
Famous for Voiced Cid[Shido] Kagenou in The Eminence in Shadow.
Sora Tokui voicing Yukiko Sakura (supporting character)
Famous for voicing Niko Yazawa in Love Live! School Idol Project.
Final Consideration
Synopsis: The premise is simple yet intriguing. It makes you curious about how the couple will manage to keep their relationship a secret. I also like that they start as a couple, rather than dragging out a romance that never develops.
Staff: While not a “premium” staff, each member has worked on relevant projects. Their prior experiences may bring something valuable to this anime.
Studio: The studio’s performance isn’t strong, and this may affect the production quality.
Voice Actors: The cast has decent experience, mostly with supporting roles. They’re likely to deliver an okay performance here.
Preview: In less critical scenes, animation mainly focuses on eye and mouth movements. However, during key moments, there’s more noticeable action. Given the director’s extensive experience as a Key Animator, this seems expected. Overall, much of the show’s charm will rely on the voice actors to bring life to the characters.
The comedic elements didn’t resonate with me personally, but humor can vary greatly between viewers.
Conclusion: The anime is probably average or slightly below, but it’s still worth checking out the first few episodes. That said, those looking for higher production quality might want to skip this one.
