The official website of “More than a Married Couple, but Not Lovers” has released a third promotional video for the currently ongoing anime series with a special illustration to commemorate an event that suits the series nicely. On November 22, which is celebrated as “Good Couples Day” in Japan[…]
The best season is here. It’s falling anime! The biggest anime series are returning with new seasons this fall, along with new shows that you’re going to want to keep an eye out for. You’re probably overwhelmed already with new things to watch, now that September is rolling out. To help […]
School crushes can make people do crazy things, and ‘More Than a Married Couple, But Not Lovers’ takes it many steps further. The romantic comedy follows the story of classmates Akari and Jiro, who are partnered for their school’s couples training program. As if that wasn’t enough, they came to[…]
Anime has given us schools to train heroes, witches, wizards, demons, and whatnot. Now it’s time for married couples in the upcoming More Than a Married Couple, But Not Lovers anime. The protagonists are Jiro and Akari, two people who can’t tolerate each other but are paired up for couples[…]
Gyaru Akari Watanabe and introverted gamer Jiro Yakuin are More Than a Married Couple, But Not Lovers. How’s that possible? Because of a school project, of course. Schools in anime do everything except academics, and the one in this story pairs classmates to act like a married couple for good[..]
Anime schools have made a name for themselves by being extra. You’ve got hero schools, haunted schools, and schools where gambling is officially permitted. Now, let me introduce you to the school from the More Than a Married Couple manga, where students are trained to have a happy married life.