Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Episode 1: Alya Hides Her Feelings in Russian
Oshimeter
12 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS

I'm a sucker for Russian devochki, both in video games and anime. I'm not really big into rom-coms, but because the main girl is Russian in this anime, naturally, I'd have to give it a watch, even though I'm a few years late. Anyways, first impression is pretty positive. The plot is nothing too special, but the characters seem to be likeable. The main guy, Masachika is especially relatable, as I too get excited whenever I pull a super rare character in gacha games. Alya's got that cold, yet tsundere personality, which is honestly one of my favorite personalities to see. The animation is also really nice. So far, so good. I have a hunch I'll be pausing quite a bit for this series as well, seeing as I like listening to the sound of Russian language, lol.

First episode and this seemed like an interesting anime for me, the language thing was kind of interesting concept for romance. Alya's cuteness and Masachika Kuze pretending to be gullible is quite funny.
alya is so funny when she mumbles in russian thinking kuze has no clue. i loved the scene in the classroom where she gets all flustered and starts kicking her legs under the desk. the way the wind caught her silver hair by the window while she was teasing him looked amazing.



