Ayaka-chan wa Hiroko-senpai ni Koishiteru (2024)

office romance bobinho

que gl fofinho e refrescante, fazia tempo que não via algo bobinho e tão viciante assim, devorei os episódios e ficou aquele gostinho de quero mais, provavelmente vou acabar revendo depois de um tempo.
já tenho um fraco por office romances (gap foi meu primeiro gl e sempre gostei de romances assim), mas não tinha tanta familiaridade com gls japoneses, cheguei a conclusão que provavelmente vou pesquisar mais sobre.
em questão de atuação, achei boas performances das meninas, mas a risa foi bem memorável, a dor dela era palpável falando com a ayaka.
gostei das osts, bem upbeat, escutaria novamente.
overall, boa série, nada muito profundo mas alguns tópicos sensíveis, só oito episódios fica bem curtinho, senti falta de mais desenvolvimento, mas definitivamente vou reassistir.

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Sweet and chaotic

I'm so pleasantly surprised by this, it was a simple and uncomplicated love story made so complicated and funny because of how chaotic the leads were.

And not just that, they avoided so many tropes I thought would definitely crop up, there was no love triangle, no exes popping up without reason, and while there was plenty of miscommunication and misunderstandings, it was most definitely part of the story's charm.

Though it got frustrating at times, Hiroko and Ayaka made it worth the watch. The charming mix of hopelessly crushing on each other inadvertently turning into panic in both of them was amazing to watch, and the tight script that made time for not just this but delved into their backstories, friendships and workplace histories meant that there wasn't a lot of time being spent on one storyline to the extent of it becoming boring and repetitive.

Hiroko was definitely the more frustrating lead, at least for me, because despite the fact that I could see where she was coming from and what she meant to express through her confusing actions, the lack of communication on her end sometimes made me genuinely angry.
They had a good balance though, Ayaka definitely knew what she wanted and went for it, and her positive, sunshine attitude was so refreshing to watch.

Even the supporting characters were exceptional, though we didn't get to see much of them, their presence in the story was irreplaceable and just made me more invested in them and the leads.

There was just so much to this series that I enjoyed and I highly recommend.

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Best RomCom GL!!!

GLs are just starting to rise in popularity and this show should be the reason why!! This series feels like if Cherry Magic and Ossan's Love had a lesbian child - the funny over-the-top misinterpretations of an office romance is exactly what we need.

This one is pretty interesting since neither character is innocent, but instead, plain ignorant. This makes for a perfect amount of tension. And I have to say that both unique characters are pretty likable with their own charms: Hiroko is a sort of bad girl turned good, while Ayaka is a bit of a good girl turned bad (not perfectly accurate, but this was the best way I could describe their dynamic).

Very few GLs are worthwhile and well-executed at the moment, but this one is the exception. If you want to be ahead of the trend, I 100% recommend it!

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Very cute series!!!

Do you feel like watching something heartwarming? Craving some cuteness? Want a story that avoids toxic characters? A series that guarantees a smile? Then look no further; this is the series you need!


The story is quite simple, yet it was done beautifully. I was confused at how Hiroko was so certain that Ayaka was straight, even though it was evident that Ayaka had feelings for her. But sometimes in real life, the lines can blur when it comes to feelings. If someone has a crush on you, their friendly behavior might lead you to believe they’re just being nice. On the flip side, there are also those who are simply kind without any romantic intentions.

I absolutely adored Ayaka; she’s just so adorable! However, I truly hope she embraces a new style for herself, not just to please Hiroko. It’s possible that she always wanted to wear cute outfits but lacked the confidence. When Hiroko expressed her fondness for those styles, it might have given Ayaka the push she needed to explore new fashion choices.

It cracks me up how Hiroko reveals all the juicy details at the bar. She’s so clueless, it’s just too funny!

Ayaka's preparation of a meal for Hiroko was incredibly sweet, and her bubbling excitement for the business trip only amplified her cuteness. Ayaka was exceptionally bold on that business trip; her comments had me giggling nonstop. She was really trying hard.

The chemistry between the actresses was fantastic! I really enjoyed their shopping "date," especially Ayaka with those adorable bunny ears—she was just too cute!

Risa is such a delightful character; I absolutely adore her! I appreciate how she stands by Ayaka's side, unlike in some shows where a character with a crush tries to create drama and disrupt relationships. She truly embodies what it means to be a great friend!

The ending was lovely and heartwarming. While the series was short, it’s often true that a shorter format can be more effective than a lengthy series with over ten episodes that run longer than 45 minutes, especially when several episodes feel like a drag.

I'm really happy I missed the airing of this series because it allowed me to binge-watch it all at once! It's such an adorable show that's perfect for a binge-watching session.

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