What are the characteristics of the love stories in anime series in 2017?

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.

90s anime love stories usually feature complex characters. Take 'Fruits Basket' for instance. Each character has their own issues and past traumas, and the love stories are intertwined with these elements. The art style of 90s anime love stories also has its charm. It's more hand - drawn - looking compared to today's digital - heavy styles, which gives a warm and nostalgic feel to the love stories.

One characteristic is the use of endearing character designs. The characters often have big, expressive eyes and cute hairstyles. For example, in 'Kimi ni Todoke', Sawako has a very innocent look that makes her love story even more charming. Another characteristic is the slow - burn nature of the relationships. In 'Fruits Basket', Tohru's relationship with Kyo develops gradually over time, with many small moments of connection and understanding. Also, these anime usually have a lot of heartwarming and humorous scenes. In 'Toradora!', there are plenty of comical moments between Ryuuji and Taiga as they navigate their feelings for each other.

They also tend to have some sort of obstacle in the relationship. It could be something like a misunderstanding between the characters, or an external factor like family disapproval or a rival in love. This adds drama and tension to the story, making the resolution and the ultimate expression of love more satisfying. The music in anime sweet love stories is also very important. A soft, melodious soundtrack can enhance the romantic atmosphere and make the viewers feel more immersed in the love story.

Korean anime love stories usually have well - developed characters. In many of them, the protagonists are complex individuals with their own dreams and insecurities. The love that develops between them is a result of getting to know each other on a deeper level, not just superficial attraction. For instance, in some stories, the characters might start off as rivals but gradually fall in love as they discover each other's true selves. And the art style in Korean anime love stories is often distinct, with detailed facial expressions that help convey the characters' emotions during the love - related situations.

The wolf characters usually have a sense of mystery. In 'Spice and Wolf', Holo is a wolf deity, and her powers and knowledge make her a mysterious figure. This mystery adds to the allure of the love story as the other character gradually discovers more about her.

Well, they usually have exciting fight scenes. For example, in 'Attack on Titan', the battles against the Titans are intense. And the love story, like Eren and Mikasa's relationship which is full of unspoken feelings, is intertwined with the action. The characters often grow stronger not just physically in the action but also emotionally because of the love story.

Well, short anime love stories are known for their simplicity. They don't have a lot of complex sub - plots, so the focus is mainly on the love relationship. In 'I Want to Eat Your Pancreas', the simplicity of the story allows the viewer to really feel the growth of the relationship between the two characters. Also, they often use symbolic elements to represent love. In 'Hotarubi no Mori e', the forest and the encounters there are symbolic of the relationship between the girl and the spirit boy. And they usually have a quick pacing that keeps the viewer engaged from start to finish.

One characteristic is the combination of high - energy action and emotional love. In these animes, the action scenes often drive the plot forward and create tension. For example, in 'Naruto', Naruto's battles are intense, and his relationship with Hinata also develops over time. The action and love are intertwined.

Well, they often deal with real - life emotions. For example, characters may experience unrequited love, just like in real life. They also show the process of getting to know someone gradually. In a realistic anime love story, the relationship doesn't just happen overnight. Another characteristic is that they might include the challenges that come with love, such as family opposition or differences in social status.