More Than a Married Couple, But Not Lovers Episode 11 Release Date: More Than a Confession, but Not Yet a Broken Heart

This anime revolves around a pretty normal high school student whose name is Jirō Yakuin, who is an introvert and prefers to stay by himself and play video games and stuff instead of meeting with people and going out. However, his heart still beats for his childhood sweetheart Shiori Sakurazaka.

The feelings are one-sided, but even then, he can’t do anything about it because his school has some strict couple training rules. In this program, they are supposed to act as a married couple with their partner, and they are monitored on how they act and behave.

Jiro hoped that he would be paired with Shiori, but instead, what happens is that he gets coupled with Akari Watanabe; she thinks that he is repulsive and is trying to push her away. She also wants or thinks that it would be better to be paired with the popular school idol, Minami Tenjin.

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If they get enough points on this program, they might have the chance to change their partners, so for the benefit of both, they mutually decide to cast away their differences and start to work together so that in the end, they can get with the ones they actually want to be with.

As they act as a married couple, they feel similar affection toward each other meanwhile still fooling themselves into thinking that it is just infatuation and that they aren’t in love with other. This real and non-real game of feelings is really confusing them.

And just when they thought it couldn’t get more complicated, Shiori also reveals that she is in love with Jiro. With everything seeming like a mountain of problems, Minami makes Akari realize that she is actually in love with Jiro. With both of the girls after him, he is even more in a dilemma as to who he should move forward with.

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More Than a Married Couple, But Not Lovers Episode 10 Recap: ” ‘Already’ Has Passed, but Not ‘Yet.’ “

Okay, I believe that we can all acknowledge the fact that the tension from the previous episode was stupid, and the gag about Saori making provocative comments in a naive voice was continued in the opening few scenes of this episode.

Although this episode’s opening was undoubtedly not its best, I enjoyed the way it set up the final heartbreaking encounter. For the inaugural time, these individuals are being introduced to us outside of their marriage-induced through their coursework.

More Than a Married Couple, But Not Lovers Episode 11 Release Date More Than a Confession, but Not Yet a Broken Heart. — Jiro is invested in his game even though everyone else is thinking about the couple training program.

I had confidence that this scene would make use of the opportunity to observe how our protagonists would behave in a circumstance when they are not required to be sympathetic in order to score points. The essential point is that once the husband and wife label is removed, Akari and Jiro are tremendously anxious and overthinkers regarding their connection.

Jiro is immensely doubtful and continuously appears to reassure himself that by maintaining a strategic distance from Akari, he is doing a favor as he doesn’t believe he qualifies. Given that his initial reaction is to apologize every time he believes that he has done anything incorrect, he is even more self-deprecating than I first imagined.

But to the show’s credit, it has been confirmed that he is an introverted person and considering that this is the only occasion we’ve encountered him in a blatantly public setting, that could be the reason. He still desires to speak with Akari increasingly frequently.

It’s just that he feels his existence is more harmful than beneficial from outside pre-established contexts. Therefore it’s harder for him to be doing that. Interestingly, the fact that Jiro and Saori aren’t interacting more is what facilitates for him to accomplish this because they have a shared past and developed relationship chemistry.