Kaze No Stigma - TV anime romantic comedy series

This series showcases the acquainted scenario of two very different people dealing with denial, shrouded in a couple of different genres that aren't really obligatory for what Kaze no Stigma really appears to need to present. Much time is dedicated to displaying the fiery girl who bristles on the very mention of the coolly aloof guy, who of course is drawn to the woman's plucky nature, even if she does have anger administration issues.

Each jam they get into simultaneously brings them collectively and pushes them apart. Will they or will not they? Waiting for them to reply that question and watching them try to work round their differences will get a bit of tedious. The collection flits about, jumping from one genre to the next, however never really stays with one type of story long sufficient to offer a lot satisfaction. Kaze no Stigma is entertaining sufficient, and is sweet for killing a slow night, but after it is all completed, one is left with the feeling of getting eaten something candy and poofy, the type of snack that, quickly after eating, leaves a body wishing for something a bit more substantial.

Kazuma Yagami returns dwelling years later with painful secrets and techniques and a formidable energy of his own. After serving to remedy a number of mysteries, Kazuma proves his wind magic is a valuable asset to the Kannagi family, earning himself a consulting position. Not exactly familial acceptance, however Kazuma doesn't thoughts so long as he will get paid. Nonetheless, he is routinely paired with the fiery young inheritor to the household, Ayano. Sure, it is the Kannagi household's responsibility to guard Japan from the misuse of magic, and it's clever to pair up the 2 most powerful members, but Ayano's father has...plans for the potential young couple. Ayano is likely to be loath to admit it, but she has realized an ideal deal from the time she spends with Kazuma.

Kaze no Stigma doesn't appear to know the place it needs to go. To start with, there was a supernatural thriller, and it wasn't too shabby. Ghosts and power-hungry magical households gave the Kannagi's a run for his or her money. Then the collection hit its mid-level, and the latter half of the sequence wanders off into the land of romantic comedy. All these issues that went bump in the evening slunk off to hang-out some other sequence whereas the viewers is subjected to filler episodes that feature failed makes an attempt by family and friends to get Kazuma and Ayano together.

The amount of the humor falls flat, though, particularly when it runs opposite to the fanservice, sending a bizarrely combined message. It is fine for the audience to take a look at Ayano's skivvies, however heaven assist a character within the series that she deems a pervert. In any other case, the dynamic between the characters is entertaining enough, and when the humor works, it really works well. The motion is similarly spotty. Typically a collection is value watching for the fights. Not so much for Kaze no Stigma, unless it's for girl-fights with numerous fanservice.

Family drama and romantic comedy are wrapped in a skinny, crunchy coating of motion in a series that is entertaining enough, but suffers from an id crisis. Is it a supernatural thriller? Type of. A romantic comedy? Definitely. A revenge story? Kinda. Take a look at it a technique, and Kaze no Stigma has a bit something for almost each taste.