Reader’s Question:
I’m curious about how much of the “Kaguya-sama: Love Is War” anime has been adapted. I remember that the second season covered the school festival arc. After that, there was a movie, but I’m not sure what it covered. Did the movie go as far as the school trip
arc where Shirogane is attacked by the third son of the Shinomiyas in Kyoto?
My Thoughts on “Kaguya-sama: Love Is War” Adaptation
So, let’s chat about “Kaguya-sama: Love Is War.” It’s one of those series that just hooks you in with its mix of romance and comedy. I remember binge-watching the seasons, laughing out loud at the clever mind games between Kaguya and Shirogane. Honestly, it’s like watching a really intense game of chess, but with way more awkward moments and hilarious misunderstandings. I found it interesting when a friend asked about how much of the manga has actually made it to the screen. I mean, the second season had that epic school festival arc, which was packed with memorable moments. Who could forget Kaguya’s over-the-top attempts to win Shirogane’s attention? It felt like a romantic comedy showdown! But then, there’s that movie—or rather, the special called “First Kiss wa Owaranai.” It’s like a mini celebration of their relationship, showcasing their date and the long-awaited first kiss. I remember watching it and thinking, “Finally! They’re making moves!” But alas, it doesn’t cover the school trip arc where Shirogane faces off against the third son of the Shinomiyas in Kyoto. That’s still waiting for its moment in the spotlight, and I can’t help but be curious about how that will unfold when it finally gets animated. I love how these characters, despite their dramatic and over-the-top antics, remind us of our own awkward moments. I mean, isn’t there something relatable about trying to impress someone and accidentally embarrassing yourself? I can’t tell you how many times I’ve tripped over my own feet or said something silly in front of someone I liked. It’s those little quirks that make us human, right? If you’ve watched the special or read the manga, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Did you have a favorite moment? Or maybe you have your own funny stories from trying to navigate relationships? Let’s swap tales in the comments!
