Life is not going well for 28-year-old Kyouya Hashiba. Having left his office job to pursue a career in the video game industry, his internship at a popular game studio abruptly ends, leaving him unemployed and forcing him to move back in with his parents. Additionally, his jealousy towards the success of the “Platinum Generation”—a…
Man, another episode that feels extremely unsatisfying. I would also like to mention that the anime title “Remake our Life!” is very much like Tantei wa Mou, Shindeiru. (The Detective Is Already Dead) in that the title is very misleading. That being said, “Remake our Life!” is a lot more accurate than the latter. Kyouya…
The end is near. One more episode remains before Bokutachi no Remake and all the other anime that aired during the Summer 2021 season come to a close. Overall, I think this season has been pretty weak in terms of watchable anime, but that’s my opinion. What were my thoughts on the eleventh episode of…
Now this was something I didn’t expect. I thought Kyouya was going to go through hell and back in order to revert everything he had done in the past. Instead, like he did ten years prior he is going to make the best of the situation presented to himself. As expected by the anime’s own…
Woah, now this is some next-level mind trip. Imagine not going back to your previous timeline of 2016, and instead, you go to the year 2018. There you wake up having already lived a drastically different life than the one you had already experienced in 2016, instead of losing your job and going back home…
I am not going to lie. The more I watch Bokutachi no Remake, the more it reminds me of Saenai Heroine no Sodatekata because we’re doubling down on the whole game development aspect of things which was the primary basis for Saenai Heroine no Sodatekata. There is something that I’ve grown to dislike about Bokutachi…
Episode seven was fairly annoying to watch, since you’re having to deal with the pushover in Kyouya not wanting to hurt Nanako or Shinoaki’s feelings. I hate the pushover personality trait, it drives me up a wall. Episode seven reminded me a lot about Saenai Heroine no Sodatekata in that you have all these female…
It’s pretty depressing to know that we’ve reached the halfway mark of Bokutachi no Remake. Oh well, nothing we can do about that. Anyway, this Keiko Tomioka character we keep seeing is someone we do not know a whole lot about. But she’s really good at following Kyouya around, which I find pretty strange. My…
Ah yes. Another school festival scene. I feel like I’ve seen at least 10 different variations over the past few months, and to be completely honest, I’m starting to grow tired of watching it. Luckily for me, there wasn’t much of that being shown throughout the episode, which is a plus. Anyway, what did I…
I like but also dislike Kawasegawa’s unflinchingly blunt but earnest personality. I like it because sometimes you need that person who isn’t afraid to tell it as it is. They are the ones who speak the truth, even if it’s something that we do not want to hear. But I also dislike that kind of…
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