In an unexpected turn of events, Shigeno Shuichithe legendary author behind the successful racing franchises “Initial D” and “MF GHOST“, surprised his fans by sharing a special illustration for the manga “I Like You Who Can Have Sex Anyone. (Daredemo Dakeru Kimi ga Suki).” In addition, the author included an effusive comment praising the work and expressing his desire for it to receive an anime adaptation.
In his message, Shigeno wrote: “It’s incredible. I would love to draw something like that but I know I could never do it. It’s the pinnacle of this generation’s romantic comedy. As a fan of gyaru heroines with a friend fetish this really hits the spot. I hope there is an anime adaptation».
These words not only highlight his admiration for the work, but also his fascination with the romantic comedy genre and “gyaru girls.”characteristics that clearly appeal to him as a viewer and creator.
“Daredemo Dakeru Kimi ga Suki” has become a controversial and debated title due to its central theme. Described as a “100% NTR” (netorare), the manga addresses the complex and often polarizing theme of jealousy and unconventional love relationships. The official premise is the following: «Gotou, a high school student, has a crush on his fellow gyaru, Agawa. One day, after class, he sees her having sex with another classmate in an empty classroom.».
This narrative has captured the attention of both fans of the genre and detractors, who debate the limits of fiction and the taboos it addresses. The fact that Shigeno Shuichi, known for action and drama stories in the world of automobile racing, expresses his enthusiasm for a work so different from his usual style, has generated a wave of reactions on social networks and specialized forums. Many fans are surprised by his fascination with such a specific genre and consider that their support could open new doors for the series, including the possibility of an anime adaptation, as he himself expressed.
The NTR (netorare) genre, although controversial, has gained a place within contemporary works thanks to its ability to evoke intense emotions. While it’s not for everyone, it has a dedicated audience who appreciates stories packed with emotional drama and romantic dilemmas.
Fountain: Volume 5
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