Tamara is eager for companionship, happily inviting Youji to spend time with her.Īoi is a popular idol, starring in her own films and modelling for the camera. Her mother is often away and occupied with work, unintentionally neglecting Tamara in the process. But in spite of her sunny personality, Tamara’s life isn’t a fairy tale. Innocent and gullible to a fault, Tamara trusts everyone she meets, refusing to see anything but the best in others. He makes an effort to remind himself, in spite of his urges, that he shouldn’t make any of the heroines uncomfortable just for the sake of his own desires. But he also has a kind heart, for whenever he becomes too carried away, he always comes to his senses and apologizes for his disrespectful behavior. Youji tends to get carried away at times, becoming rather preoccupied with his own fantasies, speaking and acting without thinking. As indicated by the title, it is heartwarming, charming, and above all else, a love story. It is about a boy whose heart is ultimately in the right place, and a girl whose physical appearance does not determine her mental capacity or level of maturity in the least. The simple truth is that Shuki Shuki Daishuki does not portray or condone any kind of abusive relationship.
The most profound moments are often the smallest ones, but are no less significant because of it: the warmth expressed between two lovers, the personal growth of an individual, or even the conflicts that come from misunderstandings or miscommunication. The plot is simple, focusing on the friendships being made, and the romances beginning to blossom. Youji wants to help all of them, but he can only prioritize one over the others. It doesn’t help when he meets three girls, all with problems of their own: Tamara, his lonely neighbor, Aoi, a homeless girl, and Chikage, his estranged childhood friend. Unfortunately for Youji, as the only male employee, he struggles to be accepted by customers. His older sister runs a shop aimed towards young women, stocking everything from stuffed animals to school supplies, and hires Youji to be her newest clerk.
Usami Youji is a young man whose more feminine tastes, particularly an adoration for anything cute, has finally brought him good fortune. As I’ve previously stated, these protests are against entirely harmless works of fiction, and the oppression of others’ creative freedom for the sake of preserving one’s own comfort level is wrong. This genre is supposedly so harmful that it can override basic human morality, cause its audience to commit criminal acts, and other untrue accusations. There is an overwhelmingly negative bias against loli-ge, as if were any less acceptable than other eroge, merely for featuring a specific type of heroine-regardless that the characters are actually adults.
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