Intro: I'm glad shows like this exist. It answers the age old question of, "If a tsundere and another tsundere fell in love with each other, would they ever find out?" Because that is the plot synopsis of the whole show. That, and the fact that this is the most teenager thing ever put into animated form. It's pretty much Abridged Kirisuna in a slice-of-life anime setting. And let me tell you, that's cinematic gold right there.

Proof: If you really need proof, then that just means you haven't watched the show. Go do that.

What I think: People often wonder why I support so many "main hero x main heroine" pairings in stuff. People often see it as an overdone, cliche trope. Here's the thing... the trope's overdone for a freaking reason; because it works. When a show revolves around two characters, it's very easy to get people shipping them, seeing as they're the ones who get the most screen time. There are a few that I don't support (sometimes they just work better as friends), but a good majority of them I ship wholeheartedly.

For the romance genre, it's pretty much a guarantee that the main guy and the main girl get hitched. It's a pretty basic and obvious idea that probably leaked its way into pretty much every genre, thus another reason why that type of pairing is so popular. These two are going to kill me one day with all of their schemes to get the other to confess, but I don't care. I will die happy.

Either that or from me spontaneously combusting from the adorableness that is Chika Fujiwara.