Sukisyo (TV) Hot

I was given the whole series to borrow and the person told me it was really good. I did watch the whole thing, but it wasn't THAT good to me.

Not to say it was bad, because it at least kept my attention and I made it through the series.

It's got a nice plot but it gets confusing sometimes(b/c I still don't get why they had another personality in them), and it's fun to watch the relationship develop between the two main characters. It's quite humorous, especially with the OTHER characters(not Sora and Sunao). Sora and Sunao's relationship is cute. It makes you go "aww" but moments between them make me giggle at most. It's other characters like their 'Chibi's(you'll see if you watch) and their friend, Matsuri, bring more comic relief.

The first thing that came to mind when I found out the whole two-people-in-one-body thing, I thought of Yu-Gi-Oh!, especially since there was more than one person that had two people in one body. So if that didn't throw you off, you can probably watch this-especially if you don't mind seeing lots of pretty boys(they are seriously all pretty/look like girls except for maybe one guy).

The series did have some great episodes though. My particular favorite involved a ghost but I won't say anything to avoid spoilers. It made me laugh and really tugged on my heartstrings.

Point being: It's a cute series, even with the angst and dark theme.
Think of a typical shonen-ai fanfic and that was the feeling this shonen-ai gave me. Predictable fluff moments, with angst in the plot, but ends happily ever after.

I say it's a good shonen-ai series to watch if you're bored and have nothing better to do. But I wouldn't recommend it, especially for a first shonen-ai. If this was my first shonen-ai, I would be saying "What the heck is this...?"(in a bad way) everytime Yoru and Ran appear(the other personalities of Sora and Sanuo)

I really enjoyed watching this anime being my first yaoi it also holds a special place in my heart but beyond that I find the story to be intriguing. There is no hard yaoi but its a bit more then a loveless type of anime. The animation is cute and you cant help and laugh at all the troubles the "do it yourself team" gets itself into. I do have to admit when you first watch this anime it is slightly cunfusing because of the split personality's. Also there is a small part where the story seems to be dragged on just a bit to long but the other moments keep you from even thinking of dropping the anime. I recommend this anime to someone who is looking for a decent length yaoi that holds plot and is not as predictable as other story lines.

I think this is a great anime. Although it has not explicit yaoi or something like that, I think this serie is great becuase it is not only stereotypical romance, and it is quite psicological. It has a great story, and it is mixed with sense of humor. I loved some of the characters, like Sunao... And the relationship between Sora and Sunao was pretty interesting and cute.
Well, if you want to see explicit yaoi on it, play the game, which was created before the anime.

In a nutshell, I generally disliked this series. After all the raving words about Sukisyo as a yaoi series, I was pretty disappointed.

Although the storyline as a whole was good, a lot of it didn't make sense. I dug the split personalities being all over each other until I thought about when those personalities came into being. The two main characters were much too young back then to be forming that much sexual tension with one another. And if they were, that makes it just disturbing.

But it did have some good boy's love moments. Just enough so that you knew what was going on, but not too much. Pretty clean over all.

I understood that they went to all-boys school, but I was really irritated to find absolutely no women in the series. The world has women in it, and I'd hate to burst everyone's bubble to say that not all boys that go to boys-only schools end up gay. Half of the men could have passed themselves off as women. The couplings were a little stereo-typical in that aspect.

It was fun to watch as a comedy with the boys constantly fighting, but a lot of the voices were really grating. The worst part was it was the main characters' voices that I didn't like very much.

I definitely don't recommend this anime as a first shonen-ai series to watch, but rather something to fill the time. I watched it, you should watch it, but it doesn't mean you have to like every single boy's love series you come across.

Most people would say it's just your regular boy loves boy at school type of relationship, but that would be because they're ignoring certain things. This has to be my favourite anime of all time because the characters are un believably loveable and the story always leaves you wanitng more. It's very confusing to follow and there are some serious seems, but most the time is a comedy with two boys in denial. They both have other halfs living in them and they are a main part of the story, but it mostly focuses on Sora and Fujimori. I'd reccommend this to anyone.

Sukisho was a unique piece of boy's love. There's a typical dorming school setting yet there are deeper psychological undertones to the series.



The story mainly follows Sora and Sunaou, who suddenly appears to his friend years after being abandoned in an escape. The focus is on Sora's relationship with Sunaou and the mysteries as to the boy's return. There is a subtle (or obvious, depending on how you view it) attraction from the boys that accumulates into some fangirl moments.



It's a fun piece to watch with a healthy mix of humor (often stemming from their mutual friend, Matsuri) and drama.

Practically, I find that this anime series was more to the side of shonen-ai then to yaoi, as yaoi is much more intense and exciting but this anime series gives a deep a impression of and shows us another side of shonen-ai. Actually, I prefered Yoru and Ran to be their main form as they much more courageous and preferably likeable. Whereas for Nao and Sora while are actually quite impulsive which can lead them to extreme danger. As for Matsuri, I think that it was really clever of him to create the " Do-it-all team" as it really improved the relationship going on between Nao and Sora. Overall, I think that actually, this show is quite deep and quite difficult to understand, but, if you watch it over a few times, you can get what the author is trying to express. Practically speacking, I think that if you liked this show, you might like Gakuen Heaven. All the twist and turns really makes it unbelievable and unpredictable what would be happening next, so I hope that you rate my review and watch this show.

Though there were confusing parts, overall, it was a very nice anime. There were a lot of plot twists balanced out by comic relief. All the characters were amusing and had their own quirks that made them endearing. Even though there were no explicit scenes, it's still a nice anime.

I liked it, although it was a slight disappointment that there wasn't that much to their relationship. Although I will say that it is very good. The plot twists, second personality, characters personality...all of it makes it a good watch.

I enjoyed this anime because of the way they put everything together.It was easy to understand , but complex and full of emotion.The yaoi in it made it a bit more fun and playful.I was a bit weird at the end though.I wish the ending was a bit more..hmmmm. dramatic.