Handa-kun

Synopsis

Handa-kun follows the comedic misadventures of Sei Handa during his high school days, where his aloof and misunderstood personality leads to various comical misunderstandings. Despite his classmates' mistaken perceptions of him being a delinquent, Handa is actually a talented artist passionate about calligraphy. From dealing with admirers to navigating the intricacies of teenage social life, the show humorously explores Handa's interactions and reveals the heartfelt growth hidden beneath the surface of his indifferent facade. With a mix of humor, heartwarming moments, and quirky characters, Handa-kun provides an enjoyable and light-hearted watch for fans of comedy and slice-of-life genres.

Cast

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  Yuya Hirose

  Junichi Aizawa (voice)

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  Nobunaga Shimazaki

  Seishuu Handa (voice)

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  Kazuyuki Okitsu

  Takao Kawafuji (voice)

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  Tetsuya Kakihara

  Reo Nikaidou (voice)

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  Daiki Yamashita

  Yukio Kondou (voice)

Reviews

Handa-kun received a mixed bag of reviews from critics. While some praised its unique take on comedy and character dynamics, others found the humor repetitive and the characters lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 75%, stating that the show offers a fresh perspective on high school life and friendships. On the other hand, IMDb rated it 7.2/10, with reviewers mentioning the show's strong comedic timing but criticizing its predictable plotlines. Metacritic's average score for Handa-kun stands at 60, indicating a moderate reception among viewers and critics. Overall, the show's blend of humor and character development resonated with some audiences, while others felt it fell short of expectations.