
Sukisho English Sub & Dub
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好きなものは好きだからしょうがない!!
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Hashiba Sora has fallen from a 4th story window and has lost all of his memories. When Fujimori Sunao comes to his school as his new room mate, Fujimori tells Hashiba that he is called Ran. Fujimori and Hashiba both have a split personality which they developed in their youth. Their split personalities, Yoru and Ran, are deeply in love. Even though it creeps Fujimori and Hashiba out what their other selves do with each other at night, they also start to fall for each other. Because of their relationship, Hashiba Sora finds out a lot of shocking facts about their youth.
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About Sukisho
If you are hunting for a new comedy series, Sukisho (好きなものは好きだからしょうがない!!) deserves a look (2005). The setup goes like this. At its core: Hashiba Sora has fallen from a 4th story window and has lost all of his memories. When Fujimori Sunao comes to his school as his new room mate, Fujimori tells Hashiba that he is called Ran.
Also worth knowing: Fujimori and Hashiba both have a split personality which they developed in their youth. Their split personalities, Yoru and Ran, are deeply in love. Even though it creeps Fujimori and Hashiba out what their other selves do with each other at night, they also start to fall for each other.
In a comedy series like this, timing, character chemistry and running gags decide whether it lands. Sora Hashiba (Hikaru Midorikawa) and Sunao Fujimori (Souichirou Hoshi) are two of the characters you will meet early. If you count yourself among viewers who want something light between heavier series, put it on your list. The run is 12 episodes in total, so you know what you are signing up for.
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Production sits with ZEXCS, which means the visual identity of Sukisho follows that studio's craft. Because it leans on comedy, timing, character chemistry and running gags decide whether it lands. With a 5.9/10 score, it is more of a niche pick than a universal crowd-pleaser. Voice casting, including Hikaru Midorikawa as Sora Hashiba, adds to the appeal for fans who follow seiyuu. It aired in 2005, which makes it easy to place in the wider anime calendar.
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