I never thought the time would come when, after watching a totally retarded show, I�d actually wholeheartedly (and proudly) say, �I enjoyed it, and never felt it was a waste of time�, despite how it racked my brains for being so brainlessly entertaining, and how it made me go *facepalm* and go WTF every so often. I blame my no-fun Baka Anikis, who, after being Professionals, could no longer stand watching something illogical, retarded, unintelligent, or what have you. Or they can�t bring themselves to accept they actually enjoyed watching �that kind of stuff�, despite laughing throughout, probably they’re tsuntsun way of saying “I-i-it’s not like I enjoyed it or a-a-anything, I just found it s-silly and s-s-stupid, s’all!” Being surrounded by these NO FUN people would obviously make you similarly no-fun, or prevent you from showing your HONTOU NO JIBUN since you can�t stand being ridiculed by your beloved oniichan~ for watching something they abhor or something. But ahh, enough s-s-silly dorama!

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Prepare for cheesiness and emoness!

Weeks after I watched Tokyo Marble Chocolate, I still wondered why I loved it so much. Despite having said my thoughts on the OAV in my review, I can�t help but think there�s got to be a deeper reason why it pierced through the depths of my heart. I wasn�t able to give this much thought, until Owen brought about the idea of a Personal TMC post for the ABC Valentine�s special, as we reflect on the show and how it relates to our personal lives.

It didn�t take me long to find out the answer to this from my TMC-loving heart. Let�s just say I was able to relate to both Yuudai and Chizuru, the stars of the show. Surprising as it may seem, I found myself being in both ends of the spectrum, though not in a romantic relationship setting. I�m a romance n00b like Eriko after all, though not as eccentric and lacking in common sense.

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Relax and unwind, do not set any expectations. Allow yourself to be immersed into the show, and appreciate the love it brings~
Watch the guy part first, which I felt to have better transition despite the missing girl’s story part in between. And, I think it’d be better for you to see the girl as [...]

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Title: Tokyo Marble Chocolate (????????????)
Scrumptious Meter: 4.0 (a heartful delight, leaving you all warm and fuzzy~) [-1 due to something lacking in the development of Chizuru x Yuudai relationship]
Length: 2 OAV episodes, ~28 minutes each

So the fanboys have spoken, now it’s time for a rabid fangirl to speak for this show =D

This is gonna be EPIC, so I hope I won’t bore you to tears, and convince you to watch this show instead. Please bear with me and my review, as this is the first time I actually did something like this. The show just compelled me to, and put the words into my mouth. =3

There are times when all it takes to save a relationship and get it back on track, is one little mishap, an accidental mix-up, which turns out to be nothing else but a blessing in disguise. With fates entwined, the result is the enchanting romance tale of Tokyo Marble Chocolate, a 2-part OAV by Production I.G., released last December.

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