It really made the weirdness of giving Mashiro so much focus make a lot of sense. What I didn’t realize this was a Doga Kobo show at first, but by the end of the 12th episode, when the credits were rolling, I saw it there. It was an odd detail, well until I realized something. However, the ED is almost exclusively about her, to the point where the male lead and the others are relegated to the side off-stage or blended into the background. The opening doesn’t place too much emphasis on Mashiro, though she is right up alongside the protagonist the entire time. Given far and away the most screentime, serving as the main catalyst for nearly every event. For all extents and purposes, she may well be the main character. She’s the loli girl, just in case that wasn’t clear. While there is a hint of rom-com, and the mystery of the accident is explored to some degree, the real star of the show is Mashiro. That’s what the show would have you believe at least. Apparently he is a childhood friend, but Kobeni can’t remember much about that time ever since the accident, which Hakuya apparently saved her life during. All I can say after watching this is, it totally makes sense that this is a Doga Kobo show.īasic plot of this one is that our main character, Kobeni is a pretty average girl who one day has her life changed when she is informed that she is to be betrothed to a boy named Hakuya. That’s why I decided to watch it recently while I was waiting between things. I didn’t know much about Engaged to the Unidentified but had heard some nice things about. Specifically the one shown above, though there are more.
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