

Sakuragi, Kouki joins the Student Council in an effort to keep the secret.

Despite the objections of the Vice President, Ashe R. One day, the Student Council President, Kaoruko Rokuonji, reveals that she knows his secret (and that she is the manga's illustrator). Kouki Narumi is a high school boy who is the writer of a weekly manga since this manga is an ecchi romantic comedy, he keeps this fact a secret to everyone except his sister, Toa, and her best friend, Mihiro Miyase. However, Wagamama High Spec was even worse it didn't even follow the plotline it was supposed to follow!īefore we begin, I should explain what Wagamama High Spec is SUPPOSED to be about. However, when it was announced that each episode would be 3 minutes long, I became concerned, as another short visual novel adaptation that I've seen, Final Examination Kujira, tried to cram the entire visual novel into it and, for the most part, failed. I was curious to see how they would pull something like this off.

Why? Just why? Why would you do something like this? I mean, adapting a visual novel and not getting the protagonist to appear even once? Why would you do that? All questions aside, the only reason I watched Wagamama High Spec was because it was adapted from a visual novel that, at the time of its announcement, had not yet been released, and I'm not sure whether I should consider it a minor or major spoiler, but either way, read at your own risk.) (WARNING!: This review may contain one spoiler, even though there should be a low risk of spoilers with an anime like this.
