Koori Zokusei Danshi to Cool na Douryou Joshi

How wonderful it is to see mature professional relationships in anime cannot be emphasized enough. These stories are far more meaningful to me as I become older and I think they're more relatable than most high school romance novels. With endearing characters, hilarious conversation, and some truly touching moments, The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague was an adorable and enjoyable journey through and through.

I was enamored with this series from the first episode. With the exception of the Yokai element, the setting feels genuine, and the artwork is among the best I've seen in the genre. It does a great job of giving us the impression that we are working with the characters in their office and experiencing their everyday lives. Narratively, the show is somewhat episodic, with the apparent goal of uniting the main couple and fostering a bond between them through work-related activities on a daily basis. It's a slow-burning tale in which the couple finds great satisfaction in their little, incremental successes. Going on a date, amusement park, etc. In short, don't anticipate anything significant.

The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague is a delightful story that weaves humor, romance, and a touch of magic into an everyday office setting. The tale follows Himuro-kun, a modern-day descendant of the Yuki-onna, whose emotions inadvertently influence the weather around him. This charming quirk leads to unexpected weather events, from sudden snowstorms to gentle flurries, depending on his mood. His colleague, Fuyutsuki-san, is the calm and collected counterbalance to his frosty demeanor.

Their interactions are filled with warmth and gentle humor, as Fuyutsuki-san navigates the chilly surprises that come with working alongside Himuro-kun. As the two grow closer, they discover that their differences complement each other perfectly. The story beautifully captures the nuances of their blossoming friendship and potential romance, set against the backdrop of office life and the gentle magic that accompanies Himuro-kun's presence. With each chapter, readers are drawn into their world, eager to see how their relationship unfolds and how they overcome the whimsical challenges posed by Himuro-kun's unique abilities.

Great scenes all the characters are marvellous. Love season 1 and hope for more soon. All the characters are superb having their own special abilities and make the situation enjoy fully. Hope there will be more episodes for other also and may we can know further more. All the side characters are interesting as also we didn't know much makes it more sensible and thinkabout. The cat Nyamero also plays cute all the time also Himuro's sister plays great but yeah makes it complex or easier. The areas and backgrounds and the traditional things look awesome and gorgeous. Want season 2 for knowing more.

Great work!😊

This anime series is centred on Himuro. Outwardly he is an ordinary office worker but in fact he is a supernatural being who causes the temperature to drop and snow to fall whenever he experiences strong emotions. This could be a real problem when he starts to fall for co-worker Fuyutsuki however the story takes place in a reality were there are people descended from various spirits so his co-workers easily accept that he is descended from a 'snow woman'. Over the course of the series their friendship develops. We also get to know their various co-workers.

This is a rather enjoyable Josei series. The story is told at a gentle pace without needed excessive drama or fan service. The basic concept is fun and Himuro's snow creation is a way of showing his emotion rather than anything like a superpower. The characters are likeable and relatable. Overall I'd say this was an enjoyable romance with a supernatural twist; I'd recommend it, just don't expect action or melodrama.

These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.

(10+) This could have been SO much better! Opportunity after opportunity to "right the ship" just by halving, or even quartering, his frozen blizzards and self-icing! How many times did we need to see it? Of course, it's completely unrealistic in that his snow comes, it goes, leaving nothing... but some of the episodes had him blizzarding ten times! It was ridiculous. The animation was gorgeous, too, so it's a shame. The romance went pretty much nowhere even though in one episode they held hands but then seemed to regress. WTH? It made no sense. Also, the last episode was kind of a train wreck and creepy. Unfortunately, pass on this one.

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