What are the characteristics of good fanfiction anime love stories?

Good anime comic love stories often have complex characters. Their personalities and past experiences shape their approach to love. For example, in 'Nana', the two main characters named Nana have different views on love due to their different backgrounds. Another characteristic is the build - up of the relationship. It should be gradual, like in 'Kimi ni Todoke', where Sawako slowly overcomes her shyness and builds a relationship with Kazehaya.

The 2017 anime love stories often had relatable characters. For instance, in 'A Silent Voice', the main characters had flaws and made mistakes in the past. Their love story was about redemption and forgiveness as well as falling in love. These stories also weren't always just about the happy - go - lucky side of love. They delved into the more complex aspects such as dealing with social pressures, like in 'Tsuki ga Kirei' where the characters had to navigate school life while developing their relationship.

In these anime, the love stories can be very diverse. Some are slow - burning, like in 'Ao Haru Ride'. Futaba has a past with Kou, and when they meet again in high school, their love rekindles gradually over time. Others can be instant attractions like in some shoujo anime. For example, in 'Kaichou wa Maid - Sama!', Misaki and Usui are immediately drawn to each other despite their differences. The characters' personalities play a huge role. In 'Nana', the love stories are complex because of the two Nanas' different personalities and their relationships with the other characters around them.

Anime with a good love story often have beautiful art styles that enhance the romantic atmosphere. Take 'Kimi no Na wa' for instance. The stunning visuals of the scenery, the way the characters are drawn, all contribute to the dreamy love story between Mitsuha and Taki. Also, the dialogue is important. In 'My Love Story!!', the simple yet sincere conversations between Takeo Gouda and Rinko Yamato really show their growing affection for each other. And there's usually some sort of conflict or obstacle. In 'Nana', Nana Osaki and Ren Honjo's love is constantly challenged by their careers in the music industry, which makes their love story more intense and interesting.

Anime with a good love story often has well - developed characters. For example, in 'Fruits Basket', the characters' personalities are complex and multi - faceted, which makes their love stories more engaging. Their pasts and insecurities play a role in how they approach love.

Well, one characteristic is the development of the relationship. In anime like 'Fruits Basket', the love story between Tohru and Kyo develops slowly over time, with many obstacles in the way. This makes the payoff when they finally get together more satisfying.

Well, first of all, the characters are usually well - developed. For example, in 'Fruits Basket', the main characters Tohru Honda and Kyo Sohma have their own personalities, flaws, and dreams. Their love story is built on understanding each other's pasts and helping each other grow. Secondly, the story often has some sort of conflict or obstacle. In 'Romeo x Juliet' (anime adaptation), the long - standing feud between their families is a huge obstacle to their love. And finally, there's usually a lot of emotional depth. The anime 'A Silent Voice' shows how love can be about forgiveness and acceptance, which is really profound.

It usually has beautiful art and animation that enhance the romantic atmosphere. In 'Sao - Alicization', the detailed world - building and the expressions of the characters add to the love story between Kirito and Alice. The visuals make their relationship more impactful.

Most good anime love stories, even without the 'sex' aspect, have deep emotional connections. They often involve characters growing and changing because of their love for each other. For example, in 'A Silent Voice', the two main characters have a complex relationship that develops over time due to past misunderstandings.

Typically, they involve a human falling in love with a vampire. For example, in 'Vampire Knight', Yuki's feelings for Kaname are a big part of the story. There is often a sense of danger because vampires are usually depicted as powerful and having a dark side. Also, the settings are often in some kind of isolated or special place, like the school in 'Vampire Knight' or the mansion in 'Diabolik Lovers'.