Screenplay:
Yōsuke KurodaCinematography:
Kôjirô HayashiCast:
Asami Seto, Akari Kitō, Yūko Kaida, Minami Takahashi, Sayaka Kinoshita, Akira Sekine, Ami Koshimizu, Shūichi Ikeda, 関根有咲, Yuuki Sanpei, Yutaka Nakano (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(13)
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Rainbow Bullet (S01E01)
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Innocent Tyrant (S01E02)
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A Match Between Just the Two of Us (S01E03)
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Vipère (S01E04)
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VR (S01E05)
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Rebellion’s Cry (S01E06)
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Purple (Aoi) Bullet (S01E07)
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Final Bullet (S01E08)
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Ichina Saotome Wants to Be a Pro Caddy! (S01E09)
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Evangeline is Frightfully Upset (S01E10)
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No Matter How Tall a Weed Grows, It Will Never Reach the Sun (S01E11)
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Are Aoi and Eve Okay Together? The Doubles Championship Begins (S01E12)
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I Think Who Gets What Room Is Very Important for Girls (S01E13)
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Reviews (1)
Playing golf is an enjoyable and fun outdoor pastime. On the other hand, watching a golf game on TV is usually pretty boring. So, I guess I should appreciate anything that can make golf on TV appealing and entertaining. Well, yeah, but even after thirteen episodes, I'm still trying to figure out if it’s appealing because it's a decent sports shonen anime that reminded me of the early days of Megalobox for some reason, or if it's because the writers were sneakily pandering to my baser instincts and used a lot of hidden sexual tension, yuri bait, and fan service. You don’t have to go further than the opening to encounter scenes where the two main characters are subtly making ahegao faces in the background, which says a lot about the show. Plus, some dialogues and situations in the show are more like a horny teenager’s wet dream than a sports anime. "And what can you offer me in return? --- My body!" But maybe I'm wrong and it’s not like that at all. Well, I'm going to check out the second season to decide if I like or dislike it. So far, I’m giving it a 5/10. SPOILER ALERT The beginning intrigued me, although I found the mafia games a bit far-fetched. I also found it hard to believe that Eve arrives in Japan somehow mysteriously speaking the language without it being explained. "You speak Japanese? – Yeah, I guess so..." Plus, she's immediately accepted into an elite golf school with no problem using forged papers. END OF SPOILER The whole story progression just needs to be taken with a massive pinch of salt. The golf itself is nice and colorful, there are even some strokes named like in the most typical sports anime. I also grew quite fond of some of the characters, including the main pair. I like the animation style too (especially the characters). The setting (golf courses) sometimes looks a bit artificial and empty, though.
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